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NEC to unveil IMS-enabled residential and business services at NXTcomm08
21 Jun 2008
LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘NXTcomm 2008′) — NEC unveiled ‘Light IMS’ (Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem) solution, a carrier-grade converged multimedia and SIP-based network architecture for residential and business services at NXTcomm 08 in Las Vegas.
IMS/NGN is more than a migration to an IP-based network; when fully integrated NEC’s IMS/NGN architecture can transform operator revenue structures by delivering new service propositions to end-users. NEC highlighted two end-user focused services: Home Monitoring for the residential market, and Unified Communications (UC)/Centrex, a voice-centric SaaS (Software as a Service)-based offering that addresses business telephony requirements. These new-generation services will enable users to communicate and work more efficiently, by delivering a combination of applications to a single device — further driving the paradigm shift from a network-centric a…
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1 Response to NEC to unveil IMS-enabled residential and business services at NXTcomm08
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June 25th, 2008 at 7:51 am
[...] NEC launched something called “IMS light” (again) at NXTComm – about all that’s interesting here is that the applications they are pitching for it are mostly unified comms. A couple of years ago, the first thing any IMS person wanted to show you was an “interactive video-sharing” service, which were uniformly dire. I remember vividly the one the GSMA showed off with Nokia at 3GSM 2006, which was reduced to semi-functionality by latency – especially amusing due to the number of people involved busy explaining how only they could guarantee acceptable quality-of-service for video streaming. [...]