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TIA Invites Commentary on New Mobile Phone Roaming Standards
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TIA CONTACT: EILEEN BRAMLET, TIA, +1.703.907.7749, ebramlet@tiaonline.org
PR CONTACT: ASHLEY ROOK, RATIONAL 360, +1. 202.429.4929, ashleyrook@rational360.com
Arlington, VA (May 15, 2012) – The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), a standards developing organization that represents the manufacturers and suppliers of global communications networks, today invited the public to participate in the development and advancement of intersystem core networks standard for mobile phone roaming.
TIA’s subcommittee on Mobile and Personal Communications - Core Networks (TR-45.8) has developed the below standards and opened them once again for public review. The subcommittee’s focus is on developing performance, compatibility and inter-operability standards for equipment supporting wireless packet data that is independent from a system that supports any combination of public, non-public or residential mobile and personal communications. The subcommittee members develop circuit-switched core network, packet data core network and multimedia core network standards. These standards pertain to service definition and network interface standards to promote interoperability and intersystem operations, for interfaces between those network elements that comprise the infrastructure, in support of seamless service to wireless subscribers, other mobile and personal communication network systems, auxiliary systems, and to other networks. TR-45.8 is also developing standards pertaining to regional regulatory capabilities.
The following standards are open for public review and comment until June 25.
TIA-41.321-E [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - VOICE FEATURE SCENARIOS: CALL DELIVERY
TIA-41.324-E [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - VOICE FEATURE SCENARIOS: CALLING NUMBER IDENTIFICATION PRESENTATION, CALLING NUMBER IDENTIFICATION RESTRICTION
TIA-41.325-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios: Conference Calling
TIA-41.326-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: Do Not Disturb
TIA-41.327-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios: Flexible Alerting
TIA-41.328-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) – Voice Feature Scenarios: Mobile Access Hunting
TIA-41.328-E-1[E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) – Voice Feature Scenarios: Mobile Access Hunting
TIA-41.329-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: Message Waiting Notification
TIA-41.330-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: Password Call Acceptance / Selective Call Acceptance
TIA-41.331-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios: Priority Access and Channel Assignment (PACA)
TIA-41.332-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios: Remote Feature Control
TIA-41.333-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios -- Subscriber PIN Access/Subscriber PIN Intercept
TIA-41.334-E Mobile Application Part: Voice Feature Scenarios -- Voice Message Retrieval
TIA-41.335-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: Calling Name Presentation, Calling Name Restriction
TIA-41.336-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: Wireless Emergency Services
TIA-41.350-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Feature Scenarios: MDN-Based Validation
TIA-41.371-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Broadcast Teleservice Transport Capability
TIA-41.372-E Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Border MSC SMS Scenarios
TIA-41.520-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - TCAP Application Signaling Protocols
TIA-41.540-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Operations Signaling Protocols
TIA-41.550-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Parameters Signaling Protocols
TIA-41.550-E-2 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Parameters Signaling Protocols
TIA-41.550-E-3 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Parameters Signaling Protocols
TIA-41.630-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Basic Call Processing
TIA-41.630-E-2[E] MOBILE APPLICATION PART: BASIC CALL PROCESSING
TIA-41.640-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Intersystem Operations
TIA-41.641-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) – SMS
TIA-41.651-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Voice Features
TIA-41.690-E-1 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Timers
TIA-41.691-E-2 [E] Mobile Application Part (MAP) - Annexes for the 6XX Series
If you are interested in commenting on any of these documents please contact the TIA standards department at standards@tiaonline.org
To inquire about participating in TIA standards developing efforts, please contact Germaine Palangdao at +1.703.907.7497 or at gpalangdao@tiaonline.org
Learn more about TIA standards development and view TIA’s engineering committee meetings calendar at tiaonline.org/standards. Sign up for news feeds on new TIA standards projects and publications.
About TIA
The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) represents manufacturers and suppliers of global communications networks through standards development, policy and advocacy, business opportunities, market intelligence, and events and networking. TIA enhances the business environment for broadband, mobile wireless, information technology, networks, cable, satellite and unified communications. Members' products and services empower communications in every industry and market, including healthcare, education, security, public safety, transportation, government, the military, the environment, and entertainment. Visit tiaonline.org for more details.
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