CFP : Globecom 2000 Workshop on Service Portability and Virtual Customer Environments

CFP : Globecom 2000 Workshop on Service Portability and Virtual Customer Environments
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CALL FOR PAPERS GLOBECOM2000 workshop Service Portability and Virtual Customer Environments San Francisco, Dec. 1rst, 2000 WWW: http://welcome.to/SerP Present day mobile systems focus heavily on the radio access segment, with very little attention paid to mobility at the applications and services level.. Similarly, in the Internet arena, the standardization efforts for mobility support have mostly focussed on enabling the roaming of a terminal identified by its network address. With rapid growth in Internet services and mobile hosts, it has become essential to address new requirements in cases where a customer is roaming between heterogeneous networks and providers. The customer should be able to seamlessly roam between terrestrial and satellite networks, between wireless and wireline networks, between pure internet or IP/ATM connections, and between home and office. The main objectives of the workshop are to gather researchers actively involved in the design, implementation, and development of mobile customer premises environments/networks, multi-domain mobility, virtual home environment architectures, and mobility support architectures and environments for applications such as multimedia messaging service and real-time gaming, and to provide them with a forum suitable for identifying and discussing related issues. The workshop is intended to be a genuinely interactive event with constructive development and exchange of ideas. Topics of interests include: - Mobile Customer Premises Environments/Networks (MCPE/MCPN) and Virtual Home Environment (VHE) issues - Architectural issues for mobility support: IP/Internet, GPRS, IMT2000, UMTS, IN, TINA, OSGi, SIP, H.323.. - Mobility architectures and support for 3G/4G applications - Intelligent support and customization: agents, middleware, user profiling.. - Service roaming and interoperability across multi-provider access networks - Creation support, customization and management of terminal independent services - Scalability and adaptation of user terminal to services and platforms - Address and naming portability - Auto-configuration, programmability for micro/macro/multi-domain mobility.. - Conditional access and authentication - End to end QoS support including QoS routing - Security issues - Service discovery - Content management and XML based architectures.. PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 30TH For more info, Please refer to the web page: http://welcome.to/SerP

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CALL FOR PAPERS

                         GLOBECOM2000 workshop
         Service Portability and Virtual Customer Environments

                     San Francisco, Dec. 1rst, 2000

WWW: http://welcome.to/SerP

Present day mobile systems focus heavily on the radio access segment,
with very little attention paid to mobility at the applications and
services level.. Similarly, in the Internet arena, the
standardization efforts for mobility support have mostly focussed on
enabling the roaming of a terminal identified by its network address.
With rapid growth in Internet services and mobile hosts, it has
become essential to address new requirements in cases where a
customer is roaming between heterogeneous networks and providers. The
customer should be able to seamlessly roam between terrestrial and
satellite networks, between wireless and wireline networks, between
pure internet or IP/ATM connections, and between home and office.

The main objectives of the workshop are to gather researchers
actively involved in the design, implementation, and development of
mobile customer premises environments/networks, multi-domain
mobility, virtual home environment architectures, and mobility
support architectures and environments for applications such as
multimedia messaging service and real-time gaming, and to provide
them with a forum suitable for identifying and discussing related
issues. The workshop is intended to be a genuinely interactive event
with constructive development and exchange of ideas.

Topics of interests include:

- Mobile Customer Premises Environments/Networks (MCPE/MCPN) and Virtual
  Home Environment (VHE) issues
- Architectural issues for mobility support: IP/Internet, GPRS, IMT2000,
  UMTS, IN, TINA, OSGi, SIP, H.323..
- Mobility architectures and support for 3G/4G applications
- Intelligent support and customization: agents, middleware, user
  profiling..
- Service roaming and interoperability across multi-provider access
  networks
- Creation support, customization and management of terminal independent
  services
- Scalability and adaptation of user terminal to services and platforms
- Address and naming portability
- Auto-configuration, programmability for micro/macro/multi-domain
  mobility..
- Conditional access and authentication
- End to end QoS support including QoS routing
- Security issues
- Service discovery
- Content management and XML based architectures..


PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE:      SEPTEMBER 30TH

For more info, Please refer to the web page: http://welcome.to/SerP