✍ Scribed by Islam, Salekul; Grégoire, Jean-Charles
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a converged framework for delivering voice, video and data communication services to mobile and fixed users. The present operatorcentric IMS model, which assume a single operator for the access network, IMS core and application servers, restricts if and how users can access services beyond the IMS core network. The present IMS model, by limiting the subscribers' choice might be rejected by many end users. User-centric service provisioning should establish the users' control and thus commence the customer interest for IMS. In this paper, we study the problems that a user-centric IMS architecture should address, and broaden the scope of our previously designed, third-party service enabled IMS model [21] by showing its use in user-centric service provisioning. Third-party offered service subscription and session setup procedures are explained with two use cases. The Users' profile management and privacy endurance, possible terminal implications are also discussed in the context of a user-centric IMS model.
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