ETICS aims at creating a new ecosystem of innovative QoS-enabled interconnection models between Network Service Providers allowing for a fair distribution of revenue shares among all the actors of the service delivery value-chain. To achieve these objectives, ETICS will analyse, specify and implement new network control, management and service plane technologies for the automated end-to-end QoS-enabled service delivery across heterogeneous carrier networks.
ETICS prototypes on control, management, and service planes will also leverage an important background on implementations and performance assessment. They will allow demonstrating and testing the effectiveness of new business models as well as how agile network service creation, activation, monitoring and billing for interconnected fixed and mobile operators will improve time to market of new services and reduce operational costs and complexity. Therefore, increasing the economic efficiency of access and transport infrastructures, the transition to new generation equipment will be incentivized.
Participants:
| 1 | Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs France |
France |
| 2 | Alcatel-Lucent Italy | Italy |
| 3 | RAD Data Communication | Israel |
| 4 | Marben Products | France |
| 5 | Nextworks | Italy |
| 7 | British Telecommunications plc | United Kingdom |
| 8 | Deutsche Telekom | Germany |
| 9 | France Telecom Orange Labs | France |
| 10 | Telefonica I+D | Spain |
| 11 | Telenor | Norway |
| 12 | Athens University of Economics and Business - Research Center | Grece |
| 13 | Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien GmbH | Austria |
| 14 | Institut Telecom | France |
| 15 | Politecnico di Milano | Italy |
| 16 | Université de Versailles - UVS | France |
| 17 | Israel Institute of Technology Technion | Israel |
| 18 | Primetel Plc | Cyprus |