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OSA/Parlay – An ETSI Perspective ICT-OSA/Parlay Workshop Brazil, March 2006. Anthony Wiles Manager ETSI Protocol and Testing Competence Centre (PTCC). OSA/Parlay: fruit of co-operation. ETSI, Parlay and 3GPP working together Common ETSI OSA, Parlay and 3GPP OSA standards
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OSA/Parlay – An ETSI Perspective ICT-OSA/Parlay WorkshopBrazil, March 2006 Anthony Wiles Manager ETSI Protocol and Testing Competence Centre (PTCC)
OSA/Parlay: fruit of co-operation • ETSI, Parlay and 3GPP working together • Common ETSI OSA, Parlay and 3GPP OSA standards • Common developers, applications • ETSI, Parlay and 3GPP Joint Working Group • ETSI manages UML model, code generation, editing and publication of specifications, • ETSI develops test specifications and hosts Interop • 3GPP provide meeting support and procedures, connection with mobile world • Parlay provides marketing, community, events and brand
OSA/Parlay Open Standards • Available for free • OSA information available from: http://portal.etsi.org/docbox/TISPAN/Open/OSA/osa.htm • Links to latest draft specifications:http://portal.etsi.org/docbox/TISPAN/Open/OSA/Overview.html • Contains source IDL, Java and WSDL code • Developed by companies from 15 countries, 20+ nationalities involved • Small companies (SME) as involved as big companies • Parlay globe logo well chosen!
Opening the Standards...OSA/Parlay offers choice to operators • Choice of network in which to use OSA/Parlay • Circuit-Switched / IN, 2G, 3G mobile, IMS/VoIP based • Choice of deployment and business model • OSA/Parlay ‘original’ flavour • Corba, Java J2SE or J2EE-based implementation • ParlayX Web Services flavour • Choice of functionality • Voice + multi-media call control, location, presence, user interaction, VoiceXML, SMS, MMS, e-mail based messaging, Application management (Framework), GPRS session control, SIP binding, policy management, account management and charging • Features being worked on: QoS management, service broker integration, broadcast messaging
Work flow Reference in ITU-T Roadmap Relation to Standardisation Bodies TISPAN Project OSA portal.etsi.org/docbox/tispan/open/osa/index.html OSA Stage 1/2/3 ES 20x 915 CT5 www.3gpp.org/TB/CT/CT5/CT5.htm OSA Stage 2/3 23.198, 29.198/199, 29.998 The Parlay Group www.parlay.org OSA Stage 1/2/3 ES 20x 915 3GPP2 using 3GPP specifications JWG Joint Working Group ITU-T 1.) Requirementsintroduced by individual bodies (SA1 22.127 in the 3GPP case) 2.) create the APIthat supports the supersetof all requirements (meeting jointly) 3.) Results transferred back to individual bodies in form of e.g. CR in 3GPP SA1/CT5 (22.127, 23.198, 29.198/9, 29.998)
In what way has the Internet changed the way we do business? • 20th Century model • Dozens of markets of millions of people • 21st Century model • Millions of markets of dozens of people “The 20th Century mass production world was about dozens of markets of millions of people. The 21st Century is all about millions of markets of dozens of people” Joe Kraus
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www.skype.com What about Telecoms? • Does the Internet business model to telecoms? • Is there a market for telecoms Call Control applications anyway? Well, somebody thinks so …
www.parlay.org Is this the business model for Parlay?
Thank you! Browse the OSA pages at: http://docbox.etsi.org/tispan/open/osa/osa.htm