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SR-6002 Telcordia Generic Requirements: 2012 Offers Issue 3, September 2011 Telcordia Invites Your Participation Funding participants will receive two revisions to GR-1100-CORE during 2012. GR-1100-CORE files are delivered to funding participants in HTML electronic format. To proceed with this project, it is expected that Telcordia will need at least three industry participants. While the project can proceed with fewer participants, deliverables may change as a result. The participating industry members will be apprised regularly of project status and any changes in deliverables. Document Proposed: GR-3058-CORE, Issue 8 — Voice over Packet (VoP): Next Generation Networks (NGN) Accounting Management Generic Requirements Project Manager: Sara Knapp, + 1.732.699.6080 E-mail: sknapp@telcordia.com Projected Start Date: January 2012 (subject to contracted participation level) Estimated Completion: December 2012 Est. Project Fee: $45,000 (includes Enterprise License for GR-3058, Issue 8, and all SR and GR updates) Project Description: During 2011, Telcordia is rewriting GR-3058-CORE to align with the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) Charging Principles and other Next Generation Network (NGN) accounting standards now being adopted throughout the telecommunications industry. The resulting document, Issue 7 of GR-3058-CORE, will be released to industry in January 2012. This document focuses on offline charging to support NGN fixed-line multimedia services based on the Internet Protocol (IP) Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture defined by 3GPP. Telcordia proposes that a new issue (Issue 8) of GR-3058 (and related documents) be developed, with industry input and participation, to further refine the NGN accounting management approach for Voice over Packet (VoP) networks. Telcordia will maintain and update GR-3058, as well as other Automatic Message Accounting (AMA) Generic Requirements (GR) documents, to address recent industry developments such as impacts of NGN and distributed call-processing solutions, local carrier competition, IP network interfaces, optical technologies, and new forms of wireless access. Telcordia will provide AMA generic requirements updates in the form of a reissue of the impacted GR document, an Issues List Report (ILR) containing specific requirements issues and proposed resolutions, or a Special Report (SR) related to evolving accounting management standards and architecture. Telcordia will provide a detailed analysis and strategic assessment of NGN accounting management procedures. Potential activities under this work program include the following: Assessing the strategic fit of NGN architecture and usage data collection solutions with evolving billing capabilities; Interpreting NGN accounting management standards and their impact on usage data collection and billing mediation; Evaluating the impact of alternative IP usage measurements protocols (e.g., Internet Protocol Data Record [IPDR], AMA, Diameter Accounting, and PacketCable Event Messaging) on NGN billing procedures; Defining guidelines for Charging Data Record (CDR) conversion and billing mediation; or 2–4
Telcordia GR Offers - 2012 SR-6002 Telcordia Generic Requirements: 2012 Offers Updating existing Telcordia AMA data generation generic requirements to reflect new usage accounting procedures required to support Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and NGN services. It is expected that the generic requirements work under this project will focus predominantly on the NGN Accounting Management procedures described in GR-3058. However, this project might also address other AMA Generic Requirements impacted by NGN migration, such as GR-1343, Generic Requirements for the Automatic Message Accounting Data Networking System (AMADNS), or other documents containing AMA data generation requirements. The Value of Participation Telcordia will provide up to three documents in the form of updated generic requirements, ILRs, or SRs related to the topics described above. Telcordia will identify the accounting management issues to be addressed and the documents to be created/updated based on input from participating clients. Participants in the project will have direct influence on the definition of procedures for creating usage measurements related to NGN services, which could lead to the convergence of the usage data recording procedures that have been defined by various industry groups and equipment suppliers. Telcordia Invites Your Participation It is expected that Telcordia will need at least one or two industry participants in this project, including at least one major telecommunications service provider. The project deliverables may be adjusted based on the number and type of participating clients. The participating industry members will be apprised regularly of project status and any changes in deliverables. 2.2 Central Office Engineering and NEBS TM Criteria Document Proposed: GR-3028, Issue 2 — Thermal Management in Telecommunications Central Offices: Thermal GR-3028 Project Manager: Richard Kluge, + 1.732.699.5490 E-mail: rkluge@telcordia.com Projected Start Date: March 2012 (subject to contracted participation level) Estimated Completion: December 2012 Est. Project Fee: $10,000 (includes Enterprise License for GR-3028, Issue 2) Project Description: Thermal management has been and remains a vexing problem for telecommunications service providers. Deployment of new services often requires the installation of increasingly power hungry and high heat producing telecommunications equipment. Traditional Central Office (CO) infrastructure cooling is more often than not unable to cool high heat density products. In addition, the desire to reduce energy consumption, energy costs, and carbon footprint have prompted a re-examination of the thermal design criteria imposed on equipment and spaces. Changes in the available technologies and strategies to cool equipment and manage heat loads are now available for inclusion in GR-3028. Specifically, these changes include: Airflow management at the rack, aisle, and room levels now allows for reduced mixing of supply and return air, resulting in increased cooling capacity, increased operation of economizers, and increased efficiencies. It is required to update the allowable chassis airflow patterns to maintain compatibility with cold and hot aisle isolation schemes. Such requirements are being included in GR-63, NEBSTM Requirements: Physical Protection. 2–5
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