Deploying End-To-End VoLTE and VoWiFi Solution With Oracle Communications IMS + Demo

VoLTE-VoWiFi
As A Managed Service
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VoLTE and VoWiFi Global Launches
As of August 4th 2017 according to the GSMA
Only
18% of CSPs
who launched
LTE offer VoLTE
“Spectrum Efficiency … “Network Optimization”
Stepping stone for more advanced services ViLTE, RCS” NTT DoCoMo, launched VoLTE in 2014
Orange, launched VoLTE in Romania Sept. 2015 +19M VoLTE users as of Oct. 2016
What are the benefits of VoLTE?
followed by France Jan. 2016
More efficient use of spectrum
Richer, more reliable services;
Eliminates ‐ voice on one network and data on another;
“Enriched User Experience” “Offer differentiated all IP Services “
Unlocks new revenue potential, utilising IMS as the common service
Swisscom, launched VoLTE and VoWiFi
Rogers, launched VoLTE
in March 2015 platform; in summer 2015, 30% call volume
Why VoLTE and generated over VoLTE
Can be deployed in parallel with video calls over LTE and RCS
Verizon, launched VoWiFi?
VoLTE Sept. 2014, multimedia services
VoWiFi March 2016 In CSPs own
Ensures that video services are fully interoperable across the
“NFV Network Transformation”
15M VoLTE Subscribers
operator community words … AT&T, launched VoLTE in 2014,
as of April 2016 34M subscribers as of Q1 2016
Increases handset battery life by 40 per cent (compared with VoIP);
Delivers an unusually clear calling experience; and
Provides rapid call establishment time.
“Improved indoor connection … Reduction in Churn”
Three UK, launched VoWiFi May 2014, in 2015 launched VoLTE +2.3M VoLTE users as of Sept. 2016
findings from discussions with
operators at various conferences EE, launched VoWiFi in April 2015, VoLTE in Feb. 2016 ~234K unique VoLTE users/day
in 2014‐2016
IHS TECHNOLOGY
Service Provider VoIP and IMS Equipment and Subscribers
Quarterly Market Tracker: Regional, Q1 2017
Value Proposition
• Wider Coverage Extension‐ WiFi
• Possible to be charged with local call
while roaming international
• Remote Sale can have local number
while at home country ‐ Reachability
• Remote worker can have local Home
number and be reached with local
number while aboard
• Native Dialer (Optional)
Regional Movement
“EE learned first‐hand that the
VoLTE and
end‐to‐end integration from VoWiFi
device through to the IMS core Deployment
was incredibly intensive … “ EE
Challenges
“VoLTE specifications are too ambiguous and we
needed to collaborate with vendors (networks,
chipset, UI) to make it happen …” NTT DOCOMO
“Turkcell admits to challenges with its VoLTE
and VoWiFi deployment, including provisioning
and supplementary service data parity between
circuit switch and VoLTE; IN service experience
findings from discussions with operators at various
continuity; RAN optimization for VoLTE, VoWiFi conferences in 2014‐2016
location information; VoLTE interconnect and IHS TECHNOLOGY
complicated network architecture across 2 Service Provider VoIP and IMS Equipment and Subscribers
Quarterly Market Tracker: Regional, Q1 2017
vendors.”
Challenges of Moving to an All‐IP Network
VoLTE‐VoWiFi Operator Adoption
• Interoperability • High TCO with • Multi‐vendor

with many limited return on integration,
network domains voice services ownership and
roles &
responsibilities
Cost to
Complexity Risk
Value
• CSP staff reduction • Potentially long
and lack of E2E network
VoLTE competence transformation
journey
Expertise Time to
Deficit Market
How to Overcome VoLTE Deployment Challenges
Pre‐Integrated E2E Solution
Flexible Deployment Model
VoLTE‐
Virtualized VoWiFi as
a Managed
Proven Service
Extensible
Common Predictable Cost Model
IMS‐VoLTE Blueprint CDF OCS
HSS
Rf Ro Sh
IP‐SM‐GW
Part of Oracle Portfolio MRF (6D Technologies) CS Messaging
(Dialogic) JSR 309
Cx
TechM Partner LRF/PSAP OCECAS
Ml TAS &
OCCAS‐SC CAP
SCC‐AS SCP
Partner Product LI CAP (IM‐SSF &
(e)MSC ISC ICS)
(IN SCF)
x123 ISC
2G/3G MW/l2 OCSBC Mw OCCSM SBC IP Networks

CS Core/RAN (P/E‐CSCF, EATF,
ATCF,ATGW) (I/S‐CSCF, BGCF) Mj/Mi (IBCF)
Gm/SGi
Rx
LTE S‐GW, P‐GW Mj/Mi
RAN Gx
(Affirmed) OCDSR OCPM ENUM
S2b (NetNumber)
(DRA) (PCRF) MGCF
IM‐MGw
OCMSG
(ePDG) CS Networks MNP
(PSTN)
OCSBC IMS Features At‐a‐Glance
P‐ IMS
I‐BCF
CSCF AGW
ATCF
LI MSRP
ATCW
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OCCSM – Call Session Control Function
Functional Overview
IMS Session Core
Dynamic
Registrar Interop Routing Reliability
S‐CSCF, BGCF LB
I‐CSCF CLUSTER
Wildcard
Public Shared HMR
Service PUID
user ID
Compliance Interop Security Reliability
Virtual Network Function Netra Server X5‐2
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OCECAS ‐ Telephony Application Server COTS
Access to Out of the Box Services which Conform to Industry Standards
Terminating and Originating and
Communication Communication Communication Ad-hoc
Supplementary Services Originating Identity Terminating Identity
Diversion Services Barring Services Hold conferencing
Restriction Presentation
(3GPP IR.94 and IR.92)
Voice Continuity
(IR. 64)
Video
(IR. 94)
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Jumpstart Wi‐Fi Calling and VoLTE Offerings COTS
Access to Out of the Box Services which Conform to Industry Standards
Communication Communication
Terminating Identity Terminating Identity Communication Ad-hoc Originating Identity Originating Identity
Forwarding on not Forwarding on not
Presentation Restriction Forwarding on Busy conferencing Restriction Presentation
Logged In Reachable
Communication Communication Barring of Incoming Barring of Outgoing

Communication Forwarding on no Calls - When International Calls – Barring of All
Forwarding
Diversion Reply Roaming ex Home Country Outgoing Calls
Unconditional
Incoming Anonymous Barring of Outgoing Communication

Communication Communication Barring of All
Communications International Calls Hold Originating
Hold Terminating Restriction Incoming Calls
Barring
Session Terminating Session Originating
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OCMSG – ePDG, TTG, Femto SeGW Acme Packet 6300
Provides secure access over untrusted networks
Acme Packet 6100
Wi‐Fi Calling
• Evolved Packet Data Gateway (ePDG) Acme Packet 4600
• SIM and non‐SIM device authentication and
multiple device support
• Consistent experience across Wi‐Fi and VoLTE
with the same mobile number and native dialer
Wi‐Fi Offload
• Trusted Wireless Access Gateway (TWAG)
• Policy‐based internet break‐out option at the AP
TWAG/ePDG or PGW
Femtocells
• Femtocell Security Gateway
Key Considerations in VoLTE Deployments
EASY TO USE
SERVICE
 Easy to use Network Service Design NETWORK
SERVICE DESIGN
CONTINUITY
‐Offer differentiated VoLTE services with more devOps type
of operations
 Voice call continuity and IMS service centralization SECURITY INTEROPERABILITY REGULATORY
COMPLIANCY
 Scalability
Crucial for NFV with IP front end load balancing
 Regulatory Compliancy
E2E Service CLOUD READY
 Interconnect & Roaming Optimization VNFs
 Security
 Quality of Experience SCALABILITY
QUALITY OF INTERCONNECT
EXPERIENCE ROAMING
Experience:
LAT OPCO use case – Oracle IMS for VoWIFI/Messaging
• OTT service for Voice, Chat, file sharing,
location sharing
• Based on Oracle Communications USM,
SBC, SLB, SR
• Based on home‐based client for iPhone,
Android, PC, MAC, Windows Phone
• USM used as P‐CSCF with IMS‐AKA
termination
• 3M subs in Europe
• 4M subs in LATAM affiliates
Experience:
OpCo in Germany use case – Oracle IMS for VoWIFI/VoLTE
 VoLTE service launch & eSR‐VCC in Early
Q1 2014. Friendly users since Q4 2013
 Oracle involvement in E2E network design
and implementation
 Site Geo‐Redundant solution for >1M
subscribers in the initial phase
 A‐SBC clustering (w/ SLB) to create a
logical single entity A‐SBC/P‐CSCF distri‐
buted over multiple sites
Tech Mahindra Overview
Tech Mahindra
Global partner, strong Managed Services and SI focus
>70 customers >7,500 personnel ~60 countries
Tech Mahindra Network Services RF Engineering Services
FTTx Engineering Services

Project Engagement
Core Network Engineering Services
Professional
Services Build/deploy and Network Deployment & Integration
Rollout network
Network infrastructures
Services Network Management Services
Wireline CSP
IT innovation
Wireless CSP E2E SDN / NFV Solution
and Management of
Differentiators NW services
Enterprise Managed Services
Optimize
network
investments Platforms & Applications
Network Technology Services
VoLTE‐VoWiFi As a Managed Service
• Predictable cost model with common pricing parameter
Today there are too many distinct
metrics for licensing a VoLTE
Solution …
Example:
SBC: Concurrent Sessions
CSCF: Registered End-Points
Price
PCRF: Access Sessions AND Subscribers
DRA: Messages Per Second
Simplified Per
TAS: Registered End-Points
MRF: Concurrent Ports
SUB
ENUM: Provisioned Subscribers OR
Transactions per Month
Cost Predictability is complicated for most operators, and cost can greatly vary by Traffic
Profile changes (Most VoLTE customers don’t really have a very clear idea on VoLTE traffic
profiles and are deriving it from the GSM traffic profiles and make up assumptions for new
parameters – which is prone to error)
Tech Mahindra offers two Price Models:

1) CAPEX Model 2) OPEX: $ per sub/month (zero capex)
VoLTE‐VoWiFi As a Service Deployment Models
Model 1 On Prem Model 2 On Prem
SW License X X
Common HW X
CAPEX
TechM Design X X
TechM Deployment X X
Tier 3 Operational Support X X
OPEX ‐ spread over TechM Tier 1 & 2

X X
life of operations Operational Support
TechM Upgrade Services OPT OPT
VoLTE‐VoWiFi As a Managed Service
Design, Deployment, Operations
• Significantly reduced risk via TechM managed services
Design Deployment Operations

• IMS engineered design • Deployment guide • Tier 1 support 24x7
• NFVI Configuration • HW installation • Proactive Alarm
• VNF Configuration • Virtualized SW install Monitoring 24x7
• Redundant design • vIMS SW install • Raise Trouble ticket
• Test Design • vIMS SW configuration as per SLA
• Field test plan • Field testing • Tier 2 support 8x5
covering EPC, HSS, • VoLTE KPI • Handle escalated
CDR integration and benchmarking tickets from L1 Team
E2E VoLTE call flows, • Resolution of the
3G interworking fault/incident
LTE, VoLTE NW Virtualization Case Study
Engagement Journey
LTE Phase 2
Launch
With Handset
New Platforms
SDN & NFV
VoLTE
LTE Phase 1 IPv6 VoLTE NFVI Platform
LTE Lab Design LTE Lab Devices vEPC, vIMS, vPCRF
Launch Mobile Core + IMS
Market launch
& Setup Lab Tools Impl. Test with Dongle Lab integration
EPC & eNodeB Tool customization
LTE VoLTE
Simulators LTE Phase 2
(Continued) LTE
Infrastructure Testing Virtualization Multivendor NIT and E2E Performance Test Automation Deployment Support
Platform Testing Conformance and IOT Services Testing Testing Failure log analysis
 MME, SGW, PGW, MSP,  VMWare, KVM  CISCO, Ericson, ALU,  LTE ‐ Consumer,  Traffic modeling  Infra. Regression test  FFA Support
PCRF , HSS, IMS‐CSCF, Hypervisor Juniper, F5, Affirmed, Enterprises  Sub‐node, node, Zone  E2E Service test  Drive test log
vEPC, vIMS, vPCRF  vFW, vLB, vDNS, VMWare  VoLTE Voice, SMS, Video level benchmarking &  Device smoke test analysis (Pareto)
 Functional, Non‐ vDHCP, RADIUS, NAT /  Supplementary Services testing  Lab health check and troubleshoot
functional PAT, LDAP
TechM Solutions Customer Benefits
 Unavailability of test tools during the initial phases of technology development – Used home grown EPC  Effort ‐ 60% reduction though automation
and eNB simulators, customized open source tools  Cost ‐ 40% Cost reduction through hybrid onsite/offshore model
 Unavailability of expertise in LTE and SDN / NFV domain – Capability development through LTE CoE, SDN /  Lab Utilization – Expanded hours from 8‐hr workday to 16‐hr workday
NFV lab investments (100% increase) by remote execution and hybrid onsite/offshore time
 Field escaped defects – Test Automation and test coverage increase zone advantage
 VoLTE Call drops and QoS – Drive test log analysis (Pareto analysis), lab troubleshooting  Network Stability ‐Improvement from 4% failure to 0.7% in 4 months
through Pareto Analysis
Network on Cloud: VoLTE as a Managed Service Lab
4G Cell
Handsets
WiFi
Call Flow
Analysis TechM‐Redmond WA
Pre-integrated E2E VoLTE Solution in Redmond Lab
 Pre‐integrated E2E
LTE and VoLTE
Building in Europe
o Lab As A Service
 Multi Vendor
vIMS/VoLTE Solution
on Cloud
 This lab has more
than the vIMS, as It
has
o vRAN,
o vEPC,
o vPCRF
o vHSS
Accelerate Your IMS‐VoLTE‐VoWiFi Deployments
Oracle + Tech Mahindra managed solution: not only a faster but a better way
Simplified E2E Solution
Products, design, deployment, and support
Improved Cost to Value
Lower TCO, common and predictable cost model
Reduced Risk
Reduced Risk Pre‐integrated solution packages lower risk of the unexpected
Pre‐integrated solution packages lower risk of the unexpected
Tech Mahindra Expertise
Leadership Managed Services and VoLTE experience
Speed Time to Market
Reduced deployment time, often 3‐6 months
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• Interoperability • High TCO with • Multi‐vendor

2G/3G MW/l2 OCSBC Mw OCCSM SBC IP Networks

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Communication Communication Barring of Incoming Barring of Outgoing

Incoming Anonymous Barring of Outgoing Communication

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>70 customers >7,500 personnel ~60 countries

FTTx Engineering Services

Core Network Engineering Services

Enterprise Managed Services

Network Technology Services

Tech Mahindra offers two Price Models:

OPEX ‐ spread over TechM Tier 1 & 2

Design Deployment Operations

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