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P1652 Service Oriented Architectures (SoA) for convergent
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P1654 Mobile Advertisement (M-Ads) – Spam threat or new opportunity?
P1655 Mobile online gaming - from Tetris towards ubiquity?
P1656 Definition of an open and extendible IMS Client Framework
P1657 Future Internet – the operators’ vision
P1551 Applications and services for ADSL2+ and beyond
P1552 Open Source for Next Generation OSS
P1553 The impact of peer-to-peer networking on Internet Service Providers
P1554 WiMAP - WiMAX for Mobile Applications
P1555 Sensor Telcos - new business opportunities
P1556 Using IP Multicast for the efficient distribution of on-demand streaming content
P1557 Fixed Mobile Convergence
P1558 Community Interaction
P1559 VoIP Security
P1401 Service Development in the Home
P1402 TIMES (The Inter-operator IM and Mobile IM service)
P1421 Interconnection of Multimedia Service Networks
P1441 ID Management enabling AAA services
P1442 NEMOGS (New market opportunities by Galileo satellite services)
P1443 TRAWIS (Traffic models for Wireless Services)
P1444 NGN signalling with ENUM
P1445 OSS for NGN - Coordination of Telco Activities
P1446 WiBAN - WiMAX in Backhaul and Access Networks
P1447 BISSLA – Business models and Service Level Agreements in open value chains
P1448 Opportunities offered by Carrier Grade Multipoint Services
P1301 ETRACS (E-commerce trading of connectivity services)
P1302 PROFIT (Potential pRofit Opportunities in the Future ambient InTelligence world)
P1303 ANFINA (Access Networks control Functions and Interfaces in NGN Architectures)
P1304 CENTS (Cost Effective migration to FTTx-Networks for Tomorrow's Services)
P1305 GENIE (GMPLS and MPLS in Enhanced IP Networks)
P1306 BIZCOOL (Business to business interaction with Web Services and ebXML)
P1307 MultiDeli (Multi Devices Service Delivery)
P1308 FRAPESA (Framework for personalisation of services and applications in next generation mobile services)
P1309 Health risk assessment of the effects of radio-frequency electromagnetic fields
P1341 NGN Service Concepts
P1342 Risk management in bandwidth and wholesale services and the issue of bandwidth pricing
P1344 Concepts for generic Telco Application Servers in the various Sub-domains of Telco industries
P1345 Mobile Internet/Instant Messenger - the way to enrich our customers' world
P1346 Potential of the RFID technology for Telecom Operators
P1347 Online Console Gaming on the Web
P1348 SPEED
P1349 TelCo Grid - Business Opportunities for Telecom Operators in the Grid Market
P1350 Multi-application Smart Card Market Opportunities
P1201 ERNIE (Entertainment and new services via DSL)
P1203 The operator's vision on systems beyond 3G
P1204 Mobile Presence
P1205 Identity and ICTs - Analysis and Implications for Service Design
P1206 Broadband Services in the Intelligent Wireless Home
P1207 OPERA (Interoperability of DRM Technologies)
P1208 LOCAWA (Location Awareness)
P1209 XML Web Services
P1241 Cool Town - like architectures and telecom networks
P1242 Web Services Orchestration
P1243 Perspectives and Potentital of ebXML - standards for SMEs
P1244 Homogeneous Infrastructures for Hot Spot scenarios
P1245 EASY (Ethernet based Access networks Studies)
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is this Project about?
I nstant Messaging in the Internet world and SMS messaging in the mobile phone world are tremendously successful applications as they facilitate direct communication between users. With the advent of 3G mobile networks, information about the position, and movements of individual users will become available. It is essential for telecommunication companies to explore the potential benefits of integrating information about the current location of users into their existing services.There are numerous highly attractive potential applications. Some of these include: Users tracking the positions of other (consenting) users, which will be helpful for businesses and families; users could form circles or communities of friends, colleagues or professional groups and be alerted if other group members are available and happen to be in the vicinity; users could specify personality profiles and personal interests to initiate contact with like-minded users at specific locations; and users could receive information and promotions if desired, tailored to their current position. What are the main objectives of this Project? The overall objective of the Mobile Presence project is to develop a set of prototype services from instant person-to-person communication services like SMS and Instant Messaging (IM) by integrating information about the current availability state of users and about their location and their current network environment. The project is planned into two main phases to allow a later inclusion of further participants in order to carry out the work in phase 2, in particular the implementation of prototypes. Phase 2 can only start if sufficient additional resources will be offered. Phase 1:
Phase 2 Phase 2 is concerned with the architecture and the design of a Mobile Presence service. A prototype implementation will be developed and tested. The following objectives will be covered:
What are the key results for this Project? The key results of phase 1 is an overview on available technologies and on user and service requirements to build mobile presence services as a new business. In phase 2 the implementation of a service prototype will be carried out and a business model will be developed.What relationship exists to other organisations or bodies?Relationships to related projects and fora will be maintained |
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