Title: Benefits of VoIP Peering in a Challenging Economy SP10 Tuesday 020309 4:004:45pm
1Benefits of VoIP Peering in a Challenging
Economy(SP-10)Tuesday - 02/03/09 400-445pm
- Mark Benisz, VP Americas, XConnect Global Networks
2Agenda
- VoIP Peering in a challenging Economy
- Best practices for NGN interconnects bilateral,
multilateral and federated - Registry vs. Signaling approaches to peering
- Number portability and ENUM
- Regional and Global Peering trends
- How peering enables new high margin services
video, high quality audio - Commercial benefits and case studies
3IP Communications NGN Adoption
Voice over Broadband Adoption Residential Lines
4Intermediate Result VoIP/NGN Islands
5Todays Telephony Challenge How to get all the
disparate pieces of the global network puzzle
working together?
6Peering brings all the parts together Enable
groups of service providers to multi-laterally
exchange calls with each other via IP, based on a
set of administrative terms for settlement,
policy and interconnection
7Best Practices for NGN Interconnects
- Bilateral
- Resource intensive
- Not scalable
- Multilateral
- One interconnect
- Possibility of one commercial contract
- Minimal use of internal resources
- Network upgrades
- Federated
- Members control policy
- Trust
- Commercials
8Registry vs. Signaling Functions
- Registry
- identifies service provider or entity
- identify actual egress point
- Optimize routing
- Enables most efficient routing mechanism
- voice
- video
- push-to-talk
- SMS
- new IP features
- Signaling
- Enables scalable interconnection
- Signaling Hub
- Enables signaling management
- multi-protocol,
9Challenges
10LNP and ENUM
- Number portability (local, mobile or full) is now
available in US, Canada, Mexico and Brazil - All Call Query (ACQ)
- Central Registry Approach
- Call Forwarding Approach
- Typically delivered via SS7/ C7
- ENUM Registries
- Private routing, public registry, carrier ENUM
via ACQ - Can be LNP corrected
- Enables expansion of ACQ to other Registry
information beyond NP - Features supported (video, wideband codecs,
Presence) - Call forwarding, call forking, non-traditional
number plans
11- Regional
- Netherlands - JCC MSO peering
- Brazil - VoIP peering federation
- UK - BT IP Exchange
- USA - Cablelabs
- Global
- GSMA
- i3 Forum
- Peering Service Providers
12New High Margin Services
Not just low cost voice
13Peering to IM Service Providers
- Differentiate service from PSTN
- Peer VoIP Networks with voice-enabled IM
communities. - Call IM communities by dialing a numeric phone
- IM user can call back whenever they want.
- Discover/Provision IM buddy numbers
- using a web page.
- Number assigned to the IM client can be
- private number
- conventional e.164 number
14Mark Benisz, VP Americas
1-914-467-5227
mark_at_xconnect.net
www.xconnect.net