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1. Executive Summary
The communications industry is facing unparalleled changes which are breaking down traditional industry boundaries. Providers from different technologies and backgrounds all focus on the same converged service offerings.
On the one hand, customer demand for convergent services and content provide new revenue opportunities. At the same time, intensifying competition from existing industry players and new market entrants, including cable, ISPs, content providers and consumer brands, bring renewed demands for innovation and differentiation. Increasingly discerning customers expect a value added services experience, irrespective of technology. At a time of rapid technology change, these factors add to existing pressures on telecom infrastructures and market expectations for growth.
IP technology is the catalyst for this disruptive change. Convergence brings together previously parallel networks (cellular, fixed, enterprise, Internet) onto a single IP-based......

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