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Enabling UMTS / Third Generation Services and Applications (Table of Contents) |
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UMTS Forum Report 11, October 2000
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
General
Expectations
Creating the Environment
Recommendations
User Expectations
Service Provisioning
Technology Issues
INTRODUCTION
General
The Report
What makes Third Generation Different?
USER EXPECTATIONS
User Perceptions
Migration towards UMTS/Third Generation from a User Perspective
ICT VISION OF SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS
UMTS/THIRD GENERATION APPLICATIONS
Multimedia Applications
Video Telephony and Videoconferencing
Audio-Visual Non-Broadcasting Data Transport over 3G
Mobile Commerce
General
Market Forecasts
Security Aspects
Example
Unified Multimedia Messaging
Benefits of Multimedia Messaging Services
Voice over IP (VoIP)
Interactive Broadcasting
Positioning
Satellite-Based: Global Positioning System (GPS)
Terrestrial Infrastructure-Based
UMTS/THIRD GENERATION SERVICES
Location-Based Services
Infotainment and Edutainment
General
Games and Remote Gambling
Travel
Educational Services
B2C Services
New Customer and Field Sales
Customer Care and Field Service
Office Extension
General Survey
Teleworking
Virtual Home Environment (VHE)
Whiteboarding/Collaborative Work
Security Aspects within the Office Extension
Telemedicine
Telematics/Telemetry/Monitoring
INTERNET PROTOCOL TRENDS
Introduction
Mobile IP in UMTS/Third Generation Networks
User Mobility within Mobile IP
Support of Terminals that have not Implemented Mobile IP
Building Robustness into Mobile IP Networks
Authentication, Authorisation and Accounting in Mobile IP Networks
Other Issues
QUALITY OF SERVICE LEVELS
CHARGING: THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Overview
Change of Business
What Will Be Billed?
Billing for Transport
Billing for Content
Who Pays?
Corporates
Consumers
Complexity
Reconciliation
Key Issues
NON-PUBLIC ENVIRONMENT
Introduction
Benefits of Non-Public Environment Spectrum
Technology Competitors to UTRA TDD in the Non-Public Environment
TERMINALS FOR THE MULTIMEDIA AGE
KEY FINDINGS
ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY
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