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Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Class A — Ericsson — Investor Day (November 2004)

23 slides from Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Class A's investor day presentation, Nov 12, 2004

  1. Slide 1: Ericsson - Taking You Forward

    ERICSSON & TAKING YOU FORWARD

  2. Slide 2: Capital Markets Day, San Diego - Peter Olson

    CMD Fall Capital Markets Day,San Diego November 12 2004 Peter Olson Vice President Strategy & Product Management 2 © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserved

  3. Slide 3: IMS and Convergence

    CMD Fall Capital Markets Day,San Diego November 12 2004 IMS and Convergence 3 © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserved

  4. Slide 4: Safe Harbor Statement

    Safe Harbor Statement The presentations contains forward looking statements. These statements are based on our current expectations and certain assumptions, which are subject to risks and uncertainties. The actual results may be materially different than described herein due to a number of factors,

  5. Slide 5: Different aspects of Convergence

    Different aspects of Convergence ƒ End-user demands ƒ Business environment ƒ Different starting points for Operators © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserved 5

  6. Slide 6: Convergence

    User Devices Network Services Convergence Convenience Always Best Reliability & & Ease of Use Connected Security © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserved 6

  7. Slide 7: Why convergence? Drivers for operators

    Why convergence? Drivers for operators End-User Operator Operator domain Response Demand Mobile Operator Mobility One Bill Always-on Virtual Operator Bundling Ease of Use WLAN incl Voice Virtual Operator Single-sign-on Fixed Substitution Security ”One-phone” WLAN and other Telecom grade Reliability

  8. Slide 8: End-user Service Convergence

    End-user Service Convergence Implementation ƒ IMS is a cornerstone for converged end-user services ƒ Common access agnostic service management ƒ Flexible and common charging system ƒ Common presence and group management functions ƒ Common identification and authorization system (SIM card based solut

  9. Slide 9: Device Convergence

    Device Convergence Implementation ƒ Multi-access devices with intelligence to select accesses. ƒ Multi- and single purpose devices ƒ Platform architecture in devices based on open standards ƒ Multi purpose use of SIM-card technology Mobile@Home (authentication/security mechanisms) ƒ Home Networks (H

  10. Slide 10: Transformation to new communications architecture and business models

    Transformation to new communications architecture and business models Single-service networks Multi-Media network with Telecom grade Content Service network Application Wireless Networks Wireline Networks Data/IP Networks Cable TV Networks Control Transport back-bone and Multi Access © Copyright Tel

  11. Slide 11: Network Convergence

    Network Convergence USM Service Network Charging Appl Implementation Telephony TeS Server MSC Server PSTN MSG PLMN MGW Transport Back- Back-bone BRAS LE MGW M ss GGSN R ce MSG S ac ss WSN PDSN SGSN N BB ce C IP ac C TN PS BSC Wireline access WLAN 2/3G ƒ The 3GPP IMS is the common base both for mobil

  12. Slide 12: Network Architecture Evolution

    Network Architecture Evolution Service Network USM Appl Charging TeS Telephony MSC Server Server PSTN MSG MGW PLMN Transport Back-bone BRAS GGSN MGW LE ss MSG ce WSN PDSN SGSN ac es s RNC MSC B B cc IP a S TN P BSC Wireline access WLAN 2/3G © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserve

  13. Slide 13: Converged Network Architecture

    Converged Network Architecture Common foundation for fixed, mobile and enterprise services Service Network Shared functions: - Charging IMS - Presence IP Multimedia Subsystem Shared competence - Directory Control Shared O&M staff - Group & List functions Shared Infrastructure - Provisioning - Media

  14. Slide 14: IMS fundamentals

    IMS fundamentals SIP IMS SIP SIP Transport back-bone Access SIP ƒ IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) is a standard ƒ IMS is an architecture for services on the packet domain. ƒ IMS provides IP-based Multimedia Services with Telecom Grade ƒ IMS is access agnostic © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. A

  15. Slide 15: IMS benefits: End-user view

    IMS benefits End-user view ƒ New and exciting services in flexible combinations of voice, text, images, video, games etc. ƒ Same services to fit terminal and access situation and capabilities ƒ Convenience IMS offers a richer user experience © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights reserv

  16. Slide 16: IMS benefits: Operator view

    IMS benefits Operator view ƒ A common cost effective foundation for quick introduction of fixed, mobile and enterprise services ƒ Secures interoperability and service quality ƒ Keeps charging relation with user IMS - a cornerstone for convergence © Copyright Telefon AB LM Ericsson 2004. All rights r

  17. Slide 17: IMS - The versatility of one system

    IMS - The versatility of one system ONE system for different access and applications Common Provisioning Common O&M Common Media Handling Common Charging Common Directory Common Presence Application logic Common Addressing Common functions Common Common Functions Functions Common Session Control Rou

  18. Slide 18: IMS part of future network puzzle

    IMS part of future network puzzle Fixed line NW Introducing Mobile NW Short Term introduces IMS into Layered Softswitch Architecture One converged Long Term network Time ƒ Network evolution through a number of different measures, including introduction of Softswitch, Layered Architecture and IMS ƒ T

  19. Slide 19: Ericsson IMS offering

    Ericsson IMS offering Fixed line / Mobile operators Consumer and Enterprise end-users Combinational IP Centrex Presence Service – motion Combinational Combinational Service - gaming Instant Collaboration Service - whiteboard Messaging Conferencing Combinational Broadband Video Telephony VoIP Service

  20. Slide 20: IMS architecture

    IMS architecture IMS (one physical rack) AS = Application Server Application logic Service AS AS CSCF = Call Session Control layer Common Support Systems Function SIP SIP Provisioning Session control and signaling Control HSS HSS layer CSCF HSS = Home Subscriber Charging Server Maintains the home MR

  21. Slide 21: Telecom services

    Telecom services ƒ Telecom services will be critical for a successful introduction of IMS Operator services. Business Needs ƒ Ericsson can support all phases in Advisory an operator’s daily operations and network evolution. Consultative approach – Advisory Services – Integration Services Integration

  22. Slide 22: Ericsson IMS offers telecom grade evolution to all-IP

    Ericsson IMS offers telecom grade evolution to all-IP ƒAllows step by step introduction Adding VoIP and revenue driving services ƒDelivers end-to-end All components and expertise on variety of networks ƒSecures mass-market performance Driving standards and interoperability, integration experience ©

  23. Slide 23: Ericsson - Taking You Forward

    ERICSSON & TAKING YOU FORWARD

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