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fixed mobile convergence

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fixed mobile convergence
Seamless switching between cellular and local networks for mobile users. The goal is to have a handset that switches automatically from the cellular network to the local, wireless Wi-Fi network when entering a building in order to save cellphone minutes.

Expected in the future, there are several challenges with fixed mobile convergence (FMC). The handset has to support TDM technology for the cellular system and switch instantly to packet-based voice over IP (VoIP) for the Wi-Fi network. In addition, roaming between wireless access points within a campus or enterprise is problematic. See dual-mode handset.


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Based on industry trends that include major IP telephony vendors offering SIP solutions, enterprises deploying VoIP and unified communications (UC) beyond the traditionally secure perimeter, and service providers aggressively embracing fixed mobile convergence (FMC), Sipera System's Sipera VIPER Lab has identified the top five VoIP threats for 2008: 1.
html This report examines the current state of 3G deployments across the globe, analyzes the drivers for convergence between fixed and mobile networks, and provides global forecasts for services and technologies built around fixed mobile convergence.
This report examines the current state of 3G deployments across the globe, analyzes the drivers for convergence between fixed and mobile networks, and provides global forecasts for services and technologies built around fixed mobile convergence.
 
 
 
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