8 Licensing for Convergence and Next Generation Networks

Convergence is one of the most important recent trends in the ICT sector.  It has changed how services are delivered and has blurred the lines between fixed and mobile services. The move towards Next-Generation Networks (NGN) is the most recent step in the convergence-driven evolution of the ICT sector. The following sections outline authorization issues raised by convergence and NGN and review the practices and procedural approaches currently being developed in response to these issues. 

Related Materials

Module 7, "New Technologies and Impacts on Regulation", section 1.4, "Next Generation Networks" 

Module 7, "New Technologies and Impacts on Regulation", section 1.5, "Convergence"

This section in other languages:

Version française (PDF)

Versión Española (PDF)

Previous Page Next Page

Contents

8.1 Convergence and Next Generation Networks 8.2 Convergence & Authorization Policies 8.3 Unified and Multi-service Licensing

Toolkit user contributions for this section

I forgot my password

Submit comment

Feedback

Should you have any questions or general comments regarding the ICT Regulation Toolkit, please contact us at feedback@ictregulationtoolkit.org)

Last updated 10 Mar 2010

The ICT Regulation Toolkit is a joint production of infoDev and the International Telecommunication Union.

  infoDev logo ITU logo
 
Site by CaudillWeb