LTE网络语音实现方案.ppt

* * * * * * *2011-10-19 * TelEvo tutorial *2011-10-19 * *2011-10-19 * Let us begin by looking into the industrial timelines: Through communication with our customer and operators we understand (have learnt) that from business perspective operator consider VoLTE as a necessity and to be a basic requirement when planning and building out their LTE networks. And prerequisites for VoLTE is among other things a good coverage of LTE. And I believe - you docomo - forecast there will be 40 M LTE end user by 2015, the and world wide LTE will cover 1/3 of the population by 2016 and subscriptions are predicted to have reached 4.5 B by that same year. And Voice service contribute to a substantial part of an operators revenue – estimated to be in the range of 70 % of an operators revenue - So where are we now in terms of industry timelines? As I mentioned before, LTE has very rapidly become dominated by smartphones (90% of devices in most large-scale deployments) - Dual Radio initially, but Single Radio solutions will be the mainstream evolution (CSFB VoLTE) The CDMA operator of US - MetroPCS introduced Dual radio terminal already in 2010 CSFB is now deployed, is performing very well, and will be the main option while operators migrate to VoLTE VoLTE field trials have gone very well, tracking to launches by large operators in 2013 (early launches prior) Will enable additional communication services over LTE (presence, video telephony, RCS, etc.) SR-VCC an important migration tool, ensuring continuous service before wide LTE coverage Early launches are Korea and US market. Some European operator has performed early lab trials . And US operators are pushing for early introduction of roaming Roaming architecture and agreements for IMS-roaming are being worked out to facilitate interconnect and roaming of enhanced services. CS roaming used to before. Advanced services will over time be seamlessly deliver