This paper reviews key considerations for introducing LTE technology into an existing GSM-UMTS network. LTE is an IP-based wireless technology that will drive a major network transformation as the traditional circuit-based applications and services migrate to an all-IP environment. LTE will open the door to new converged multimedia services; however, introducing complex voice and multimedia applications into a wireless network is not a trivial task. Introducing LTE will require the support and coordination between a complex ecosystem of application servers, devices/terminals and interaction with existing technologies.
This paper discusses functionality and steps GSM-UMTS network operators may use to effectively evolve their networks to LTE.
Contents:-
1. OPERATOR STRATEGIES FOR AN LTE DEPLOYMENT
- DATA-ONLY SERVICES
- DATA-ONLY SERVICES ON LTE WITH 2G-3G
- VOICE 2.3 VOICE AND DATA SERVICES ON LTE
2.SUBSCRIBER EXPECTATIONS
- HIGH DATA THROUGHPUT AND LOW LATENCY
- TRANSPARENCY AND PARITY OF SERVICES
- SEAMLESS SERVICE AND AN ALWAYS-ON EXPERIENCE
- CHOICE OF SERVICE LEVELS
- NEW AND ENRICHED SERVICES
3. OPERATOR EXPECTATIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS
- DEVICE CONSIDERATIONS
- SATISFYING REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
- OPERATIONS EFFICIENCY
- EFFICIENT MIGRATION
4. SOLUTION DESCRIPTIONS AND ANALYSIS
- SOLUTIONS FOR DATA SERVICES
- CS-FALLBACK SOLUTION FOR LTE DATA WITH 2G-3G VOICE
- IMS-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR VOICE OVER LTE
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