Carrier NGN Migration Strategies Set VoIP Timing

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Carrier NGN Migration Strategies Set VoIP Timing

Service: VoIP Infrastructure
Report Number: IN0502435CT
Publication Date: April 2005
Number of Pages: 59
Report Price: $2,995 U.S. Dollars
Analyst: Keith Nissen

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Abstract
The mass migration to VoIP is dependent on carriers migrating to next-generation network architectures such as IMS. This report profiles selected carriers, worldwide, to illustrate alternative network migration strategies. The business and market factors driving these various strategies are examined. Network migration strategies are forecasted for each incumbent operator, worldwide, leading to the quantification of global VoIP-enabled lines from 2005-2019. Based on this forecast, observations and conclusions of the VoIP market are presented.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
Methodology
Introduction
Evolution to IMS
- Current Network Architectures
- IMS structure
Migration Phases
- Phase 1: Optimization
- Phase 2: Capacity/Service Expansion
- Phase 3: Convergence
Factors Impacting Network Migration
- PSTN costs
- Investment
- Technology
- Regulatory Environment
- Pricing
- Competition
NGN Carrier Profiles
- PSTN Replacement - British Telecom (BT)
  - Background
  - Network Overview
  - 21Century Network
  - Regional Network
  - Analysis
- Greenfield � FastWeb (Italy)
  - Background
  - Network Overview
  - Analysis
  - NGN Overlay - China Telecom
  - Background
  - Network Overview
  - Analysis
- Partial PSTN Replacement and Overlay - Slovak Telekom
  - Background
  - Network Overview
  - Analysis
  - In-Region Replacement with Out-of-Region Expansion � Verizon
  - Background
  - Network Overview
  - Analysis
NGN Migration and VoIP Forecast
Glossary
Appendix A

List of Tables

Table 1. VoIP Migration Examples
Table 2. VoIP-Enabled Lines by Geographic Region through 2019
Table 3. North America VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019
Table 4. Middle East VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019
Table 5. Europe VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019
Table 6. Latin America VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019
Table 7. Africa VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019
Table 8. Asia VoIP-Enabled Line Penetration 2005-2019

List of Figures

Figure 1. Worldwide VoIP � Enabled Lines Forecast by 5-Year Time Periods 2005-2019
Figure 2. Traditional PSTN Hierarchy
Figure 3. Simplified IMS Layered Architecture
Figure 4. Current British Telecom Network Architecture
Figure 5. British Telecom 21^st Century Network
Figure 6. British Telecom European Regional Network
Figure 7. Phase 0 IP Backbone Creation
Figure 8. Phase 1 VoIP Infrastructure Creation
Figure 9. Phase 2 Application Infrastructure Creation
Figure 10. Phase 3 SIP Introduction
Figure 11. Phase 4 Enhanced SIP Applications
Figure 12. Phase 5 Interconnection with other Application Domains
Figure 13. China Telecom National Backbone Network
Figure 14. China Telecom Network Vertical View
Figure 15. Slovak Telekom Next-Generation Network Architecture
Figure 16. Slovak Telecom Next-Generation IP/MPLS Core Network
Figure 17. Slovak Telekom NGN and PSTN Connectivity
Figure 18. Verizon IP/MPLS Backbone Network and Major Regional IP Rings 2005
Figure 19. Worldwide VoIP � Enabled Lines Forecast by 5-Year Time Periods 2005-2019

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