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Sam Samra-CDG

Sam Samra-CDG. CDMA Development Group. CDG. The CDG is a consortium of nearly 100 member companies, representing 14 countries around the world. Members are dedicated to offering cdmaOne-related products and services. Operators. Subscriber Equipment. Network Infrastructure.

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Sam Samra-CDG

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  1. Sam Samra-CDG CDMA Development Group

  2. CDG The CDG is a consortium of nearly 100 member companies, representing 14 countries around the world. Members are dedicated to offering cdmaOne-related products and services Operators Subscriber Equipment Network Infrastructure Network Enhancement/ Optimization Network Interface & Access Telecom Services Revenue Management/ Enhancement

  3. Organization Leadership Council Executive Board Steering Committee International Interest Groups Technical Teams Worldwide Standards & Association Liaison Promotions Conferences Education Global Strategy Group

  4. cdmaOne Worldwide January 2000 Commercial System Commercial Agreement Trial Operation Completed Trial 41 countries worldwide

  5. Subscribers 50,100,000

  6. Subscribers 60,000,000 50,000,000 40,000,000 30,000,000 20,000,000 10,000,000 - Sep- Dec- Mar- Jun- Sep- Dec- Mar- Jun- Sep- Dec- 97 97 98 98 98 98 99 99 99 99 Asia Pacific North America Caribbean & Latin America Europe, Middle East & Africa

  7. Conferences • CDMA Australia & new Zealand congress May 3-5, 2000-Sidney • 5TH ANNUAL CDMA world congress June 12-16, 2000-Hong Kong • CDMA south America congress July 17-19, 2000-Rio DE JANEIRO • 2000 cdma Americas congress Oct 25-27, 2000-San DIEGO

  8. WWW.CDG.ORG

  9. System Test Team Charter To provide cdmaOne with an efficient and effective process for verifying the interoperability of MS and BS and verifying the performance of cdmaOne system • Objectives • Keep interoperability test documents up to date • Stage 2 • Stage 3 • Optional System Performance Tests-end user perspective • Audio Quality • Talk/Standby time • PRL

  10. IAT Team Charter Identify and resolve cdmaOne interoperability issues • Objectives • Monitor technology deployment for issues that need industry resolution • Deal with interoperability issues identified by STT not active

  11. MS Certification Team Charter work with CTIA in maintaining and improving the certifications program that ensures that MS meet the quality expectation of customers and satisfy the published industry Standards Objectives • Encourage test equipment vendors to develop more test capability • Encourage better participation in the program • Audit its testing • Provide input to test plan if and when required • Jointly develop criteria to assess program performance • Work with CTIA to develop Stage 2 test capability

  12. MSVP Improvement Team Charter Assess the overall process of mobile station certification and recommend improvement to reduce cycle time • Objectives • Review and base line the current processes • identify., list, and prioritize potential areas for improvement • Evaluate the impact and benefits of proposed changes • Revise and evaluate the new process

  13. Location Technology Team Charter To provide cdmaOne the capability to locate wireless callers and meet the FCC E911 location mandate Cell Site Solution (Oct, 01) 100m - 67% and 300m - 95% of the time Handset Solution (Mar, 01) 50m – 67% and 150m – 95% of the time • Objectives • Determine how to satisfy E911 Phase 2 requirements • To act as liaison with government and industry group • Foster development and conduct trial of location technology • Determine test criteria and performance goals • Propose system interface and handset requirements • Work with industry standard organizations • Establish procedures and methods to certify system performance

  14. Tiered Services Team Charter To provide cdmaOne the capability to offer private, semi-private, and residential services to subscribers that are competitive with other digital network offering • Objectives • Describe user requirements for private/semi- private/residential • Provide technical solutions, procedures, and implementation guide • Private and public service • Private service only • Residential and public service • Residential Service Only • Determine changes required in current/emerging standards no longer active

  15. Advanced Systems Team Charter Provide a growth path for cdmaOne to next generation systems • Objectives • Facilitate Development of worldwide standard to meet IMT2000 requirements • Facilitate Harmonization of CDMA air interfaces • Definition of family of systems concept • Evaluation of spectrum issues

  16. Evolution Team Team Charter Rapidly define requirements and standards evolution for cdmaone and cdma2000 systems • Objectives • Provide a graceful evolution of cdmaOne to next generation system • Ensure carrier requirements are being addressed in the standards development process • Facilitate Development of worldwide standard to meet IMT2000 requirements

  17. IOTA Handset Mgt Team Charter Develop IP based OTA standards requirements for cdmaOne handset configuration management for cost effective alternatives • Objectives • Propose an alternative architecture for OTA that will support OTASP, OTAPA, OTASD and OTAMD • Identify and Facilitate necessary changes to existing/emerging standards

  18. IOS Team Charter Contribute to the success of cdmaOne by further defining the interoperability of A interface • Objectives • Promote the openness of cdmaOne network in the industry • Leverage Sprint PCS IOS to develop CDG reference documents • Facilitate field trials and sharing of test results • Synchronize IOS to rest of the standard under development • Align this interface with cdma2000 work

  19. Data Team Team Charter Enhance wireless IP packet data standards to provide high speed data capability to cdmaOne systems • Objectives • Develop Mobile IP guidelines • Complete SO7 implementation guidelines • Develop suitable billing model for SO7 • Encourage active carrier participation no longer active

  20. Wireless I&I Services Technical Sub Team Address all technical aspects associated with enabling wireless internet and data services over cdmaone and cdma2000 networks • Objectives • Provide contribution to standards bodies • Identify necessary standard changes • Establish relationship with key industry groups and forums • Develop intermediate implementation guidelines • Determine testing requirements for STT • Address technical challenges of developing data applications

  21. Wireless I&I Services User Sub Team Address and share lessons learned (among operators) for enabling the rapid roll out of wireless data services over cdmaone and cdma2000 networks • Objectives • Address interoperability issues • Address billing systems issues • Address roaming issues • Address Testing procedures • Address security and fraud aspects • Next generation iwf functionality, etc

  22. WLL Team Charter Champion cdmaOne and cdma2000 as the worldwide solution for WLL applications • Objectives • Develop collateral material and public awareness • Increase industry awareness-potential market opportunity • Identify necessary standard changes to support WLL • Ensure WLL requirements are addressed in 3G systems • Promote open interfaces – network/terminals

  23. International Roaming Team Charter Facilitate deployment of international roaming service for cdmaone operators around the world • Objectives • Facilitate Development of open standards and interfaces • Work with individual carriers to understand and deploy roaming infrastructure • Develop interface specification for use by operators implementing oaming • Evaluate evrc, interoperability, fraud management, and uim implementation issues

  24. Spectrum Team Charter Evaluate Spectrum issues pertaining to 2G deployment worldwide as well as IMT-2000 systems • Objectives • Provide operators with options on addressing these issues • Assess 3G services capabilities and impact on spectrum • Formulate guiding principles that can be used to communicate to governments agencies worldwide

  25. End Thank You

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