Service sharing among IMS domains
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Abstract
Novel approach to service delivery and its proof of concept is presented. Service Sharing System (SSS) is based on advantages of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) which is next generation communication system architecture oriented on services. Proposed SSS introduces sharing multimedia services among telco operators and providing 3rd party services to the customers via extension of the application layer. SSS is based on information exchange among service provider, customer and his operator using SIP protocol. The adoption of SSS leads to increased satisfaction of customers and profit of operators and service providers.
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