Category Archives: 3G-324M

The First IMS AG Face2Face Event is Here

By Kfir Pravda | Published: September 25, 2007
By Tsahi Levent-Levi It’s about time this happened. We’ve been working for several months now in the IMTC IMS AG for this moment – the first face-to-face interoperability event of our group. Why is this important? Up until today, no real IMS testing was done for the client side in any methodical way. Sure, the [...]
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Would you like to meet F2F in the Holy land?

By Kfir Pravda | Published: September 25, 2007
By Oren Libis On October 8 -12, the company that I work in, RADVISION, is going to host the next IMTC 3G-324M AG F2F event in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and I am in charge of the organization of the event. This is not the first time RADVISION organizes such an event. The first event took place [...]
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Will 3G-324M MONA be here this Christmas?

By Kfir Pravda | Published: September 9, 2007
By Oren Libis MONA (H.324 Annex K), the chosen call setup time reduction technique, was approved by the ITU-T and 3GPP over a year ago. How come we don’t see it in the market yet? It is mainly an issue of standardization and timing. From past experience in 3G market, it takes about 6 – [...]
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Beginner’s Guide to 3G-324M MONA

By Kfir Pravda | Published: August 15, 2007
By Oren Libis MONA is a call setup time reduction technique used in 3G-324M. In the past several weeks I have noticed that a lot of handset developers and operators out there – not members of the IMTC, are a bit confused at what MONA is and how it really works. The 3G-324M Activity Group [...]
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Interoperability in the Real World, Part 2

By Kfir Pravda | Published: August 10, 2007
By Oren Libis Last time, I tried to explain my view on the GCF test cases. As these are test cases that you need to pass before deploying your product (by going to GCF test labs), no matter how farfetched they are, you need to handle them. But there are another important interoperability issues that [...]
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