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Study of the Implementation of NGN in Ecuador
Proceedings of the 15th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education, and Technology: “Global Partnership for Development and Engineering Education”, 2017The Next Generation Network concept is a model of network and service provisioning which objective is to provide horizontal services (converged services) to the user efficiently. The Next Generation Network concept is key to the Modern Telecommunication Operator because of it represents an efficient network architecture that allow the Operator to ...
Molina, Miguel G. +4 more
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Mobile Technology, Applications, and Systems - Mobility '08, 2008
Following the last decade's continuous progress of wireless and associated technological development a clear market gap for addressing the need for wireless broadband access (WBA) came into reality at the turn of century, promoted by the standard IEEE 802.16 known as WiMAX.
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Following the last decade's continuous progress of wireless and associated technological development a clear market gap for addressing the need for wireless broadband access (WBA) came into reality at the turn of century, promoted by the standard IEEE 802.16 known as WiMAX.
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NGN Standards Activities in ETSI
Sixth International Conference on Networking (ICN'07), 2007NGN (next generation network) will bring many benefits to network operators. Operators that deploy it can potentially offer a much wider range of applications and services, to subscribers irrespective of their location, at reduced cost and complexity.
Tatiana Kovacikova, Pavel Segec
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2006 8th International Conference Advanced Communication Technology, 2006
This paper specifies the deployment of IPv6 multihoming for next generation networks. IPv6 multihoming is developed for network aspect but IPv6 multihoming can be used for a host in NGN also. In this paper, we describes the features of IPv6 multihoming and requirements for the use of IPv6 multihoming in NGN environments.
null Hyoung-Jun Kim +2 more
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This paper specifies the deployment of IPv6 multihoming for next generation networks. IPv6 multihoming is developed for network aspect but IPv6 multihoming can be used for a host in NGN also. In this paper, we describes the features of IPv6 multihoming and requirements for the use of IPv6 multihoming in NGN environments.
null Hyoung-Jun Kim +2 more
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2002
The last part of this book is devoted to the future of telecommunications networks, often referred to under the acronym, NGN, for Next (or New) Generation Networks. The aim here is not to describe the networks of the coming decades in detail, but rather to identify their most likely directions of evolution in the light of the telecommunications context
Daniel Hardy +2 more
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The last part of this book is devoted to the future of telecommunications networks, often referred to under the acronym, NGN, for Next (or New) Generation Networks. The aim here is not to describe the networks of the coming decades in detail, but rather to identify their most likely directions of evolution in the light of the telecommunications context
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IMS/NGN Service Lab: Testbed for Creating Innovative IMS/NGN Service Applications
2011 IEEE 35th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference Workshops, 2011NTT is implementing NGN based on IMS standards. This paper overviews an IMS/NGN test bed in NTT laboratories which is dedicated for the composition and deployment of innovative services over future NGN by using its rich application and service support functions. Two issues experienced during construction and how we solved them are explained.
Shin-ichi Handa +4 more
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A Practical NGN Model By Evaluation of Various NGN Solutions and its Conformance with IMS-TISPAN
Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Ubiquitous Information Technologies & Applications, 2009NGN equipment manufacturers present their own solutions in order to implement NGN architecture in telecom networks. The IMS-TISPAN model is reference for these solutions. This model only defines NGN functionalities, so there are various solutions to map these functions to physical nodes.
Amirhassan Darvishan +3 more
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Internet portal of NGN platforms
2016 IEEE East-West Design & Test Symposium (EWDTS), 2016The article describes a unique public informational Internet resource — the portal of next generation networks multi-service platforms of domestic and foreign manufacturers, used in Russia. The above objectives and opportunities of the portal, shows the architecture of a software system and the structure of the database of the portal.
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Technology and prospects of NGN
2010 2nd IEEE International Conference on Information Management and Engineering, 2010NGN is a new public telecommunication network based on IP technology and has achieved audio, video and data signal transmission and management, and can provide a variety of broadband applications and traditional telecom services. NGN needs a variety of technical support as well as in have made a very good development prospects at home and abroad.
Huang Yiding, Li Jian, Wan Shuqin
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The 7th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology, 2005, ICACT 2005., 2005
NGN (next generation network) architecture is assumed as a next generation network where wired and wireless services are converged and quality of service is guaranteed. Though there have been several works on QoS provisioning mechanisms to improve quality of service in the current Internet, such as RSVP, DiffServ, because of the complexity and ...
null Juyoung Park, null Shin Gak Kang
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NGN (next generation network) architecture is assumed as a next generation network where wired and wireless services are converged and quality of service is guaranteed. Though there have been several works on QoS provisioning mechanisms to improve quality of service in the current Internet, such as RSVP, DiffServ, because of the complexity and ...
null Juyoung Park, null Shin Gak Kang
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