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Lars Taxén, [email protected] PLM and incremental / parallel development Lars Taxén Department of Science and Technology, Campus Norrköping, Linköping University [email protected], +46 73 0977864

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  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    PLM and incremental / parallel development

    Lars TaxénDepartment of Science and Technology, Campus Norrköping, Linköping

    University

    [email protected], +46 73 0977864

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    C7 functions

    CAMEL Ph3 / IN

    A

    X

    E

    M

    G

    W

    T

    r

    a

    c

    k

    GCP TRACK

    Design Base

    1.5

    GPRS+SMS

    f) GDB

    SMS

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    MAP SCCP

    Segmentation

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    Title: AXE Anatomy for 2.0

    2/0062-FCPW 101 50 PA51

    Editor: EED/X/D Stefan Berg

    Date: 2002-04-11

    PRA-Date: 2001-11-15(RFA 28.02.)

    01-10-22

    01-10-08

    01-10-08

    2E

    01

    2E

    02

    Dependency

    2J

    01

    Basic Call

    with AXE

    01-10-15

    01-10-30

    APG40 / APZ11.1

    Design base on

    functional level, not

    necessarily on product

    level

    01-11-15

    new CSD

    H.324

    fallback

    d) 1/APT

    2U

    01

    2U

    02

    01-06-18

    halfrate

    removal

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-20

    GT Mod. for

    Connection

    less traffic

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2J

    04

    Announcement

    changes

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-09-10

    2DA

    03

    Advanced call

    cases with

    AXE/Cello

    BICC drop 2

    compl. basic

    call

    a) CAPC

    01-07-16

    BICC drop 3

    SS

    a) CAPC

    2DA

    05

    new HW

    lift SMAC into 2.0

    (incl. drop 2)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    h) SMAC part

    2S

    06

    01-10-22

    GPRS

    charging

    characteristics

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2E

    04

    RONASSSP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    2E

    05

    ATI

    g) SCP-T

    01-09-10

    2E

    06

    Cause of no

    CLI

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    16

    01-07-30

    U2G HO

    for CSD

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    13

    01-10-08

    SS

    U2G HO + SRNS Relo.

    R-TDM

    CSD

    IN

    BICC ++

    - MGW validation

    - AXE-Cello

    interwork

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    Server Recovery &

    MGW node

    recovery

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    Multiple MGW

    support

    - NRM impacts for

    multiple MGWs

    b) CNCP

    enhanced traffic cases: depending on GCP

    UMTS CSD calls

    via GCP

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    enhanced traffic cases: depending on BICC

    CSD calls via

    GCP ++

    a) CAPC

    CH, CW

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    01-08-13

    01-0

    8-1

    3

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    01-09-10

    01-11-05

    01-11-05

    2CA

    05

    OMS

    - call path

    tracing

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-07-16

    2C

    01 Reception of bearer

    release indications

    (call release)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2C

    03

    2O

    01

    2O

    02

    Inter-System,

    intra-MSC

    Handover (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    Inter-System, inter-

    MSC Handover

    (via GCP)

    + charging

    a) CAPC

    02-02-18

    2P

    02

    2P

    03

    2P

    01

    MPTY,

    IN conference,

    O&M monitoring, LI

    conference

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    02-03-15

    2R

    02

    2R

    01

    Recovery on

    termination,

    termination group

    and MGW level

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    01-11-19

    Basic Call with Cello

    Basic Call with Cello:

    2 or more servers,

    using BICC, using 1 MGW

    UMTS-to-UMTS mobile speech call

    periodic audit

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2C

    04

    01-07-26

    01-10-30

    01-09-20

    periodic audit

    & test calls

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-11-12

    01-10-22

    01-11-19

    Speech via GCP

    load control

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2C

    05

    01-08-13

    MGW selection

    PRA calls

    a) CAPC2F

    10

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    01-10-08

    LI

    2L

    01

    LI for new

    architecture (via

    GCP)

    d) 1/APT

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    Test calls (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    MGW + MGC cold

    start

    - O&M for MGW start

    - Context/term.

    handling for MGW

    start

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-07-02

    2CA

    01

    Simple Call

    - context/term. handling

    for calls

    - basic protocol handling

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    2CA

    02

    01-09-20

    01-07-16

    01-07-10

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    2Q

    01

    2Q

    02

    digit sending (via

    GCP), tones

    d) 1/APT

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-30

    01-10-08

    02-02-18

    MGW selection

    for IN calls

    a) CAPC2Q

    03

    Interactive

    messageing

    (design base)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    EC procedures

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2F

    06

    2CA

    06

    2CA

    04

    01-09-10

    01-11-05

    2T

    03

    2T

    04

    G2U HO

    Inter-MSC

    G2U HO

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    Subsequent HO

    cases & charging

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2G

    01

    2G

    02

    01-09-30

    01-10-22

    01-09-10

    Intra-MSC

    G2U HO

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT2G

    03

    01-07-02

    2F

    11

    Satelite page load

    balancing

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    2F

    12

    Traffic

    Based

    Pricing

    RMP

    Service

    Interface

    b) CNCP

    Service User

    a) CAPC

    Service User

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    01-08-27

    01-09-10

    2H

    01

    2H

    02

    2H

    04

    01-09-20

    01-07-30

    Traffic handling

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2T

    02

    configuration,

    blocking/

    deblocking

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-09-10

    2T

    01

    MGW Selection

    at re-routing

    a) CAPC

    01-07-30

    2DA

    09

    Japan Specific

    TTC C7

    d) 1/APT

    2W

    01

    2W

    02

    FNR file I/O

    f) GDB

    01-08-13

    01-09-15

    01-09-10

    CALEA + GS

    support

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-10-22

    2F

    08

    AXE par. &

    DSA

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    20

    01-10-22

    Available LSVs:

    LSV 30: 01-05-21 LSV 31: 01-06-04 LSV32: 01-06-18 LSV 33: 01-07-02 LSV 34: 01-07-16 LSV35: 01-07-30 LSV 36: 01-08-13 LSV 37: 01-08-27 LSV 38 01-09-10 LSV 39: 01-09-24 LSV 40: 01-10-08 LSV 41: 01-10-22 LSV42: 01-11-05 CM1: 01-11-19 CM2: 01-12-03 CM3: 01-12-17 CM4: 2002-01-07 CM5: 2002-01-21 CM6: 2002-02-04 CM7: 2002-02-18

    LPT Test calls

    a) CAPC

    2F

    21

    01-09-10

    01-xx-xxFT ready;

    FORLOPP

    improvem.

    21230/33

    b) CNCP

    2M

    09

    RPS FC

    b) CNCP

    2M

    0601-10-22

    Restart

    reason

    b) CNCP

    2M

    07

    01-10-22

    SPoE

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2M

    02

    STS

    a) CAPC

    01-12-17

    2M

    05

    Satelite backward

    compatibility

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    2F

    07

    early Shockley

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    2S

    05

    01-07-02

    CSPP:

    01-07-16

    SMS Waiting

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2F

    27

    ANSI 41 NP

    a) CAPC

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    22

    UMTS auth.

    redundancy

    enha.

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2F

    24

    Outgoing (+incoming)

    AAL2 connections,

    I.trunk (ALI FW)

    Reset procedures

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2D

    01

    01-07-16

    01-07-26

    New Architecture Platform

    01-07-10

    New Services Platform

    01-07-10MGW Selection (Simple):

    - only for AXE MGW

    - internal OIP

    - only basic call

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2A

    01

    01-07-02

    MTP3B long

    messages STC

    CB interface

    a) CAPC

    01-05-21

    2B

    01

    BICC CS1 --

    - basic call

    a) CAPC

    2B

    03

    01-07-02

    MTP3B long

    messages MTP

    CB interface

    a) CAPC01-07-02

    2B

    04

    MTP3B long

    messages

    support

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-08-13

    2DA

    07

    BICC drop 3

    special services

    a) CAPC

    01-09-24

    2DA

    08

    01-07-30

    01-09-20

    Basic Call with AXE MGW :

    2 or more servers,

    using BICC, using only AXE MGWs,

    UMTS-to-UMTS mobile speech call,

    UMTS-to-GSM mobile speech call,

    GSM-to-UMTS mobile speech call,

    GSM-to-GSM mobile speech call

    C-HSSL

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2S

    09

    01-09-10

    APG40

    charg.

    g) SCP-T

    a) CAPC

    2M

    1001-10-08

    2DA

    04

    TLV merge

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    28

    Number portability

    MNP functions

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-1301-08-20

    2K

    01

    APIO

    b) CNCP

    2M

    1201-10-22

    AP

    Communic.

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    11

    MTAP

    improvments

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    14

    SW record

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    15

    Iur

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    2F

    30

    Shared Netw.

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    32

    01-10-22

    Long RANAP

    messages

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2J

    05

    01-10-08

    BICC drop 4

    APM & Comp.

    Handling

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    2DA

    10

    Security

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    13

    GOH

    b) CNCP

    2M

    03

    01-10-22

    MAPv3 MT-

    SMS

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    34

    AMR for GSM

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    02

    Single Cl.

    Group

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    16

    FTP virtual

    root

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    17

    SEQS

    a) CAPC

    2F

    14

    01-10-22

    Can. Meter Puls

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    35

    Satelite CIP tone

    + CSD

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    31

    Security

    Context

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    36

    01-10-22

    RAB Mod.

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    37

    01-10-22

    2Q

    04

    digit receiving (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    OP / SQN

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    23 2F

    33

    New OIP Pack.

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part I

    a) CAPC

    2F

    18

    01-10-08

    MONCO

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2F

    29

    Long RANAP

    messages, CO

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2J

    06

    01-11-05

    UMTS&GSM

    term. FTM

    f) GDB

    2U

    04

    01-10-22

    UMTS&GSM

    term. FTM

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2U

    03

    01-09-10

    ALI-

    Beaomon

    interw.

    b) CNCP

    2S

    08

    01-10-22

    Announceme

    nt changes II

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    2DA

    11

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part II: Russan,

    1.5 spillover

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT01-11-05

    2F

    38

    HO for CSD calls via

    GCP

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2P

    05

    01-11-05

    02-03-15

    G2U HO,

    architecture split

    test cases (test

    only!)

    d) 1/APT

    2P

    06

    02-01-28

    SRNC

    reallocation (via

    GCP; same

    MGW)

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    Local

    subscription

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    39

    01-10-22

    UMTS positioning

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    01-11-05

    2F

    26

    FTM clean up

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    2U

    05/

    06

    01-11-05

    FORLOPP

    improvem.

    21220/25

    b) CNCP

    2M

    18

    HO Charging

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-07-02

    2F

    09

    01-11-05

    Service

    User, IN

    calls

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2H

    05

    Service

    User, ANSI

    TSS

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    2H

    06

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part III: Israel

    & French

    a) CAPC

    02-02-04

    CN-I

    2F

    40

    TRAMification

    of PBX

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    2F

    41

    01-xx-xx

    01-yy-yy

    1. date: delivery of

    all products except

    GACON; all FT that

    can be done without

    GACON is ready!

    2. date : FT ready,

    including GACON

    test cases. INDUS

    can start to use it.

    ECP101

    c) CSPP

    02-01-22

    2S

    10

    EA cleanup

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-11-05

    2F

    42

    PRA

    monitoring

    CN-I

    a) CAPC

    01-12-17

    2F

    44

    Delivered to LSV, FT done

    Delivered to LSV, FT not compl.eted

    Under design or FT, not delivered to LSV,

    requires major management attention

    Under design or F, not delivered to LSV, some

    issues require attention

    Under design or F, not delivered to LSV, no

    problem.

    Handover

    improve.

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    4501-11-05

    Timer

    improvements

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    01-11-05

    2Q

    05

    Kc over MAP

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    46

    01-11-05

    Verification of

    UMTS AMR

    modes

    c) CSPP

    01-12-03

    2F

    17

    DES mark

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    2F

    47

    01-11-05

    01-10-22

    MONT fix

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    48

    01-12-17

    CAI & CARI

    a) CAPC

    2F

    49

    01-12-17

    Iran CAS

    a) CAPC

    2F

    43

    periodic

    audit

    clean-up

    b) CNCP

    02-02-04

    2C

    06

    02-02-15

    CN-I

    CALEA for CMS40

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    02-04-30

    CN-I

    2F

    50

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    Trends impacting PLM ...

    • Complexity

    • Change

    • Diversification

    – outsourcing, mergers, acquisitions

    – new in-house functions, e.g. Marketing & Sales, Services

    – extended enterprise, networks

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    … cause emergent PLM problems

    • Concepts, terminology

    – confusion about meaning and interpretation increases

    • Interdependencies

    – increases btw. processes, product structures, information systems

    • Product structures

    – separate structures in different areas

    • Coordination

    – increased confusion about how coordination should be apprehended

    • Commitments and agreements

    – unclear

    • Information System architectures

    – evolve ad-hoc

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    What is PLM?

    “PLM is a strategic business approach that applies a consistent

    set of business solutions in support of the collaborative

    creation, management, dissemination, and use of product

    definition information across the extended enterprise from

    concept to end of life – integrating people, processes, and

    information. PLM forms the product information backbone for a

    company and its extended enterprise.” (CIMdata, 2003)

    Must be useful in practice - operational

    Must address emergent problem areas

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    Elements of PLM

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    Traditional perspective on PLM

    • Processes (BPR)

    – Business Process Reengineering

    • Information systems (ERP, PDM)

    – Enterprise Resource Planning, Product Data Management

    • Product structures

    • Mostly isolated initiatives

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    Alternative perspective on PLM

    • Coordination of cooperating practices

    – Coordination: “The management of dependencies between activities”

    – Practice: a group of actors producing something for other actors

    • Shared meaning

    • Interdependencies

    • Commitments and agreements

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    The starting point - theory

    • A search light - illuminates what is important

    • See how things are related

    • A common, shared framework in discussions

    • Grounded in trustworthy knowledge

    • Practical purposes

    – Analyse a confused situation

    – Developing information systems

    “There is nothing so practical as a good theory.” Kurt Lewin

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    The Activity Domain Theory

    Building a house

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    The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Object works on

    • Examples on Activity Domains

    – A restaurant

    – A carpenter

    – House manufacturing company

    – ...

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    Example: Activity domains for building a house

    • Turnkey contractor– Masens House Ltd.

    • Carpeting and cement work

    – Nail & Cement Ltd.

    • HVAC

    – HVAC Consulting

    • Electricity

    – Electricity Unlimited

    A

    B

    C

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    Main Activity Domains at Ericsson

    Many Services unitsEach Service Unit supports many products and is active on many markets

    Many products, many PDU’sEach product on many marketsand many supply and service units

    In Service Support Installed Base

    Marketing & Sales Customers, Tenders

    Many markets, many MU’sEach market are working with many products and many supply and service units

    Supply & Implementation Orders

    Many Flow Control CentersFor each FC many products and markets

    PLM

    Research & Development, Product

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    … The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Context Model

    signifies the structure

    of the

    Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Object works on

    • Examples on Context Models

    – Information model

    – Business model

    – Product structure

    – Data model

    – Information Architecture

    – ...

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    Context Model - Masens House Ltd.

    Building element

    House

    Wall

    HVAC

    Roof

    Floor

    Frame

    House foundation

    Electricity

    is_a

    Needs(affordance)

    includes

    acts_on

    Work package (Increment)

    Activity domain

    Customer

    Needs(affordance)

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    Context - what is a grand piano?

    Tone!

    Same object – different qualities depending on context

    Tons!

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    Dependencies

    house

    groundwork

    Basis for house foundation

    house foundation

    Anchoring frame

    Foundation for floor

    Connection of electricity

    Connection of HVAC

    frame

    Anchoring walls

    Anchoring roof

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    Protection against ground

    Water, draining, heatProtection from

    aboveProtection from side Light, cooking

    Anatomy

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    … The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Context Model Process Model

    signifies the structure

    of the

    signifies dependencies between

    activities

    relates to

    Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Object works on

    • Examples on Process Models

    – Business process

    – Development process

    – Supply process

    – ...

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

    Make

    groundwork

    A

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

    Make

    groundwork

    A

    Build

    frame

    Fix

    electricity

    Lay floor Fix

    HVAC

    AA B C

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

    Make

    groundwork

    A

    Build

    frame

    Fix

    electricity

    Lay floor Fix

    HVAC

    AA B C

    Nail

    walls

    Lay

    roof

    AA

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

    Make

    groundwork

    A

    Build

    frame

    Fix

    electricity

    Lay floor Fix

    HVAC

    AA B C

    Nail

    walls

    Lay

    roof

    AA

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    Events – time dimension

    Nail & Cement Ltd.A

    HVAC ConsultingB

    Electricity UnlimitedC

    Delayed

    On-going

    Finished

    Not started

    Frame

    House foundation

    Groundwork

    Walls

    Roof

    Floor

    HVAC

    Electricity

    House

    Make

    groundwork

    A

    Build

    frame

    Fix

    electricity

    Lay floor Fix

    HVAC

    AA B C

    Nail

    walls

    Lay

    roof

    AA

    Finish

    house

    A

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    Progress

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundationDELAYED

    IN DESIGN

    READY

    NOT STARTED

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    Progress

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundationDELAYED

    IN DESIGN

    READY

    NOT STARTED

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Progress

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundationDELAYED

    IN DESIGN

    READY

    NOT STARTED

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Progress

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundationDELAYED

    IN DESIGN

    READY

    NOT STARTED

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Progress

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundationDELAYED

    IN DESIGN

    READY

    NOT STARTED

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    … The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Context Model Process Model

    signifies the structure

    of the

    relates to

    interacts with other ADs according to Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Object works on

    Transition Model

    • Examples

    – Different languages

    – Cultural differences

    – Different currencies

    – Product identification rules

    – ...

    signifies dependencies between

    activities

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    … The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Context Model Process Model

    signifies the structure

    of the

    relates to

    interacts with other ADs according to Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Object works on

    Domain Coreis stabilized by

    Transition Model

    • Examples

    – Rules

    – Standards

    – Norms

    – ...

    signifies dependencies between

    activities

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    … The Activity Domain Theory ...

    Context Model Process Model

    signifies the structure

    of the

    relates to

    interacts with other ADs according to Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome producesActivity Domain

    has

    Information System (IS)

    IS Architecture (ISA)

    supports the activities in

    Object works on

    Domain Coreis stabilized by

    constitute in relation to each other

    Implemented in

    Transition Model

    Implemented in

    signifies dependencies between

    activities

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    Demo - Information system support

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Information system - context model definition

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    Information system - related objects, data

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    Beroendematris

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    What about incremental development?

    • Increment

    – a development task split in smaller parts

    – builds on a verified base

    – is a verifiable addition to the system

    – is a development task: a “mini-project”

    – has a ready date

    Analysis Implementation TestPlan Integrate

    Plan

    Integrate

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    03-11-01

    03-10-01

    03-09-1503-09-01

    03-08-01

    Possible increments

    house

    groundwork

    frame

    walls roof HVAC electricityfloor

    house foundation

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Dependencies - increments

    03-11-01

    03-10-0103-09-1503-09-01

    03-08-01

    groundwork

    Increment 1

    Increment 2 Increment 3 Increment 4

    Increment 5

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    Coordination of 3G development projects

    • Four Activity Domains (Sweden, Germany)

    • Global information system support (eMatrix)

    • Continuous change of information system implementation

    – ~500 / year

    • Used by ~140 main and sub-projects between 1998-2002

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    Profound impacts

    “Especially for the execution part I think we would not have been able

    to run this project without the tool. I think if you simply look at the

    number of work packages, the number of products that we have

    delivered, the number of deliveries that we have had, if we would have

    had to maintain that manually, that would have been a sheer disaster.”

    (Project manager, MSC node, 3G mobile system)

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Restructuring PLM

    • Activity domains in the organisation

    • Clean-up of terminology

    • Multi-domain product structure

    • Prototype of a core information system

    • Balancing between control and autonomy

    • Alternative business process model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Business process - traditional

    Performance Need or Incident

    Solution Need

    Changes & Expectations

    & Gap

    New Standards & Technology

    Performance Fulfilment

    Solution Fulfilment

    Product in Service

    PC0 PC1 PC2 PC3 PC4 PC5

    PC6 SC8

    SC1

    SC6SC3

    SC5

    SC4SC2

    SC7

    Design Market Offer

    Create Business

    SalesSupply

    SolutionImplement Solution

    In-Service Support

    Design & Verify Product

    Define

    y

    Define Business

    Opportunity

    Exhibit Product in

    Service

    Specify Product

    Define Product Content

    Account Management

    Product Management

    System Management

    Design & Test Management

    Supply Management

    Global Services

    Management

    Prepare Deploymen

    t

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Business process - alternative

    DefineBusiness

    Opportunity

    DefineProductContent

    PrepareDeployment

    ExhibitProduct

    in Service

    SpecifyProduct

    CreateBusiness

    Sales In ServiceSupport

    ImplementSolution

    SupplySolution

    Performance fulfillment

    Product in service

    Solution fulfillment

    Performance need / Incident

    Market offer

    New standards & techn.

    Product Impl Specification

    Verified Product

    Product Release Intent

    Product ready for deploym.

    Solution need

    Changes & exp.& Gap

    Market Offer Intent

    Request for Quotation, RFQ

    Order / Contract

    Product on site

    DesignMarketOffer

    Design &Verify

    Product

    SC1: Approval of business opportunitySC2: Product development / termination decisionSC3: Product model approvalSC4: Design Implementation DecisionSC5: Announcement decisionSC6: Product quality approvedSC7: Market release decisionSC8: Full deployment acknowledged

    PC0: Offer requestedPC1: Offer enteredPC2: Product arrivedPC3: Ready for AcceptancePC4: Customer AcceptancePC5: Product in service (?), see SC7PC6: Solution fulfillment

    SC7

    PC0

    PC1

    PC2

    SC8

    PC3,4,5

    PC6

    SC5

    SC1

    SC2

    SC3,4

    SC6

    ?

    A A B B B C C DA A A A

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    Dependency diagram ABB

    Courtesy: Joakim Lilliesköld, KTH

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

    Context Model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    Gjuta

    grund

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    stomme

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    Process model

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

    Context Model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    Gjuta

    grund

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    Process model

    Information System

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

    Context Model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

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    Process model

    Information System

    Focus on shared meaning

    Context Model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    Towards an alternative PLM foundation

    In Service

    SupportMarketing &

    Sales

    Supply &

    Implementation

    PLM

    Research &

    Development,

    Activity Domains

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    Process model

    Information System

    Focus on shared meaning

    The Activity Domain Theory

    Context Model Process Model

    signifies the structure of

    the

    signifies how activities are

    coordinated in the

    relates to

    interacts with other ADs according to Actors

    Motive has

    Outcome produces Activity Domain

    has

    Information System (IS)

    IS Architecture (ISA)

    supports the activities in

    Object works on

    Domain Coreis stabilized by

    constitute in relation to each other

    Implemented in

    Transition Model

    Implemented in

    • Confusion about meaning ?

    • Control of dependencies ?

    • Different product structures ?

    • Confusion about coordination ?

    • Commitments and agreements ?

    • IS architectures ad-hoc ?

    Context Model

  • Lars Taxén, [email protected]

    References

    • Taxén L (2003) A Framework for the Coordination of Complex Systems’ Development, Dissertation No. 800. Linköping University, Dep. of Computer &Information Science, 2003. Downloadable from http://www.ep.liu.se/diss/science_technology/08/00/index.html

    – The Activity Domain Theory

    – A framework for coordination (includes the PDM system eMatrix)

    – The history of the framework at Ericsson

    – Experiences from using the framework in the 3G systems development

    • Taxén L, Svensson D (2005) Towards an Alternative Foundation for Managing Product Life-Cycles in Turbulent Environments, International Journal of Product Development (IJPD), 2(1-2), 24-46.

    – Results from the PLM restructuring initiative at Ericsson

    • Anderstedt J&U, Karlsson M, Klasson M (2002) Projekt och Helhet - att leda projekt ipraktikent, Stockholm: Författarna

    – Integration driven development, anatomies

    • Taxén, L. (2009). Using Activity Domain Theory for Managing Complex Systems. Information Science Reference. Hershey PA: Information Science Reference (IGI Global). ISBN: 978-1-60566-192-6.

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    C7 functions

    CAMEL Ph3 / IN

    A

    X

    E

    M

    G

    W

    T

    r

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    c

    k

    GCP TRACK

    Design Base

    1.5

    GPRS+SMS

    f) GDB

    SMS

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    MAP SCCP

    Segmentation

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    Title: AXE Anatomy for 2.0

    2/0062-FCPW 101 50 PA51

    Editor: EED/X/D Stefan Berg

    Date: 2002-04-11

    PRA-Date: 2001-11-15(RFA 28.02.)

    01-10-22

    01-10-08

    01-10-08

    2E

    01

    2E

    02

    Dependency

    2J

    01

    Basic Call

    with AXE

    01-10-15

    01-10-30

    APG40 / APZ11.1

    Design base on

    functional level, not

    necessarily on product

    level

    01-11-15

    new CSD

    H.324

    fallback

    d) 1/APT

    2U

    01

    2U

    02

    01-06-18

    halfrate

    removal

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-20

    GT Mod. for

    Connection

    less traffic

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2J

    04

    Announcement

    changes

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-09-10

    2DA

    03

    Advanced call

    cases with

    AXE/Cello

    BICC drop 2

    compl. basic

    call

    a) CAPC

    01-07-16

    BICC drop 3

    SS

    a) CAPC

    2DA

    05

    new HW

    lift SMAC into 2.0

    (incl. drop 2)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    h) SMAC part

    2S

    06

    01-10-22

    GPRS

    charging

    characteristics

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2E

    04

    RONASSSP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    2E

    05

    ATI

    g) SCP-T

    01-09-10

    2E

    06

    Cause of no

    CLI

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    16

    01-07-30

    U2G HO

    for CSD

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    13

    01-10-08

    SS

    U2G HO + SRNS Relo.

    R-TDM

    CSD

    IN

    BICC ++

    - MGW validation

    - AXE-Cello

    interwork

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    Server Recovery &

    MGW node

    recovery

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    Multiple MGW

    support

    - NRM impacts for

    multiple MGWs

    b) CNCP

    enhanced traffic cases: depending on GCP

    UMTS CSD calls

    via GCP

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    enhanced traffic cases: depending on BICC

    CSD calls via

    GCP ++

    a) CAPC

    CH, CW

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    01-08-13

    01-0

    8-1

    3

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    01-09-10

    01-11-05

    01-11-05

    2CA

    05

    OMS

    - call path

    tracing

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-07-16

    2C

    01 Reception of bearer

    release indications

    (call release)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2C

    03

    2O

    01

    2O

    02

    Inter-System,

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    Handover (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    Inter-System, inter-

    MSC Handover

    (via GCP)

    + charging

    a) CAPC

    02-02-18

    2P

    02

    2P

    03

    2P

    01

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    IN conference,

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    conference

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    02-03-15

    2R

    02

    2R

    01

    Recovery on

    termination,

    termination group

    and MGW level

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    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    01-11-19

    Basic Call with Cello

    Basic Call with Cello:

    2 or more servers,

    using BICC, using 1 MGW

    UMTS-to-UMTS mobile speech call

    periodic audit

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2C

    04

    01-07-26

    01-10-30

    01-09-20

    periodic audit

    & test calls

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-11-12

    01-10-22

    01-11-19

    Speech via GCP

    load control

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2C

    05

    01-08-13

    MGW selection

    PRA calls

    a) CAPC2F

    10

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    01-10-08

    LI

    2L

    01

    LI for new

    architecture (via

    GCP)

    d) 1/APT

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    Test calls (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    MGW + MGC cold

    start

    - O&M for MGW start

    - Context/term.

    handling for MGW

    start

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-07-02

    2CA

    01

    Simple Call

    - context/term. handling

    for calls

    - basic protocol handling

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    2CA

    02

    01-09-20

    01-07-16

    01-07-10

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    2Q

    01

    2Q

    02

    digit sending (via

    GCP), tones

    d) 1/APT

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-10-30

    01-10-08

    02-02-18

    MGW selection

    for IN calls

    a) CAPC2Q

    03

    Interactive

    messageing

    (design base)

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    EC procedures

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2F

    06

    2CA

    06

    2CA

    04

    01-09-10

    01-11-05

    2T

    03

    2T

    04

    G2U HO

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    G2U HO

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    d) 1/APT

    Subsequent HO

    cases & charging

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    d) 1/APT

    2G

    01

    2G

    02

    01-09-30

    01-10-22

    01-09-10

    Intra-MSC

    G2U HO

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT2G

    03

    01-07-02

    2F

    11

    Satelite page load

    balancing

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    2F

    12

    Traffic

    Based

    Pricing

    RMP

    Service

    Interface

    b) CNCP

    Service User

    a) CAPC

    Service User

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    01-08-27

    01-09-10

    2H

    01

    2H

    02

    2H

    04

    01-09-20

    01-07-30

    Traffic handling

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    01-11-05

    2T

    02

    configuration,

    blocking/

    deblocking

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-09-10

    2T

    01

    MGW Selection

    at re-routing

    a) CAPC

    01-07-30

    2DA

    09

    Japan Specific

    TTC C7

    d) 1/APT

    2W

    01

    2W

    02

    FNR file I/O

    f) GDB

    01-08-13

    01-09-15

    01-09-10

    CALEA + GS

    support

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-10-22

    2F

    08

    AXE par. &

    DSA

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    20

    01-10-22

    Available LSVs:

    LSV 30: 01-05-21 LSV 31: 01-06-04 LSV32: 01-06-18 LSV 33: 01-07-02 LSV 34: 01-07-16 LSV35: 01-07-30 LSV 36: 01-08-13 LSV 37: 01-08-27 LSV 38 01-09-10 LSV 39: 01-09-24 LSV 40: 01-10-08 LSV 41: 01-10-22 LSV42: 01-11-05 CM1: 01-11-19 CM2: 01-12-03 CM3: 01-12-17 CM4: 2002-01-07 CM5: 2002-01-21 CM6: 2002-02-04 CM7: 2002-02-18

    LPT Test calls

    a) CAPC

    2F

    21

    01-09-10

    01-xx-xxFT ready;

    FORLOPP

    improvem.

    21230/33

    b) CNCP

    2M

    09

    RPS FC

    b) CNCP

    2M

    0601-10-22

    Restart

    reason

    b) CNCP

    2M

    07

    01-10-22

    SPoE

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2M

    02

    STS

    a) CAPC

    01-12-17

    2M

    05

    Satelite backward

    compatibility

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-13

    2F

    07

    early Shockley

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    c) CSPP

    2S

    05

    01-07-02

    CSPP:

    01-07-16

    SMS Waiting

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2F

    27

    ANSI 41 NP

    a) CAPC

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    22

    UMTS auth.

    redundancy

    enha.

    f) GDB

    01-10-08

    2F

    24

    Outgoing (+incoming)

    AAL2 connections,

    I.trunk (ALI FW)

    Reset procedures

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2D

    01

    01-07-16

    01-07-26

    New Architecture Platform

    01-07-10

    New Services Platform

    01-07-10MGW Selection (Simple):

    - only for AXE MGW

    - internal OIP

    - only basic call

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2A

    01

    01-07-02

    MTP3B long

    messages STC

    CB interface

    a) CAPC

    01-05-21

    2B

    01

    BICC CS1 --

    - basic call

    a) CAPC

    2B

    03

    01-07-02

    MTP3B long

    messages MTP

    CB interface

    a) CAPC01-07-02

    2B

    04

    MTP3B long

    messages

    support

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-08-13

    2DA

    07

    BICC drop 3

    special services

    a) CAPC

    01-09-24

    2DA

    08

    01-07-30

    01-09-20

    Basic Call with AXE MGW :

    2 or more servers,

    using BICC, using only AXE MGWs,

    UMTS-to-UMTS mobile speech call,

    UMTS-to-GSM mobile speech call,

    GSM-to-UMTS mobile speech call,

    GSM-to-GSM mobile speech call

    C-HSSL

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2S

    09

    01-09-10

    APG40

    charg.

    g) SCP-T

    a) CAPC

    2M

    1001-10-08

    2DA

    04

    TLV merge

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    28

    Number portability

    MNP functions

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-08-1301-08-20

    2K

    01

    APIO

    b) CNCP

    2M

    1201-10-22

    AP

    Communic.

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    11

    MTAP

    improvments

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    14

    SW record

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    15

    Iur

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    2F

    30

    Shared Netw.

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    32

    01-10-22

    Long RANAP

    messages

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2J

    05

    01-10-08

    BICC drop 4

    APM & Comp.

    Handling

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    2DA

    10

    Security

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    13

    GOH

    b) CNCP

    2M

    03

    01-10-22

    MAPv3 MT-

    SMS

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    34

    AMR for GSM

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    02

    Single Cl.

    Group

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    16

    FTP virtual

    root

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    2M

    17

    SEQS

    a) CAPC

    2F

    14

    01-10-22

    Can. Meter Puls

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    35

    Satelite CIP tone

    + CSD

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-09-10

    2F

    31

    Security

    Context

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    36

    01-10-22

    RAB Mod.

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    37

    01-10-22

    2Q

    04

    digit receiving (via

    GCP)

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    OP / SQN

    f) GDB

    01-10-22

    2F

    23 2F

    33

    New OIP Pack.

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    01-10-08

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part I

    a) CAPC

    2F

    18

    01-10-08

    MONCO

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    2F

    29

    Long RANAP

    messages, CO

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2J

    06

    01-11-05

    UMTS&GSM

    term. FTM

    f) GDB

    2U

    04

    01-10-22

    UMTS&GSM

    term. FTM

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2U

    03

    01-09-10

    ALI-

    Beaomon

    interw.

    b) CNCP

    2S

    08

    01-10-22

    Announceme

    nt changes II

    b) CNCP

    01-10-08

    2DA

    11

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part II: Russan,

    1.5 spillover

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT01-11-05

    2F

    38

    HO for CSD calls via

    GCP

    b) CNCP

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2P

    05

    01-11-05

    02-03-15

    G2U HO,

    architecture split

    test cases (test

    only!)

    d) 1/APT

    2P

    06

    02-01-28

    SRNC

    reallocation (via

    GCP; same

    MGW)

    b) CNCP

    01-10-22

    02-02-18

    Local

    subscription

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    39

    01-10-22

    UMTS positioning

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    01-11-05

    2F

    26

    FTM clean up

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    f) GDB

    2U

    05/

    06

    01-11-05

    FORLOPP

    improvem.

    21220/25

    b) CNCP

    2M

    18

    HO Charging

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-07-02

    2F

    09

    01-11-05

    Service

    User, IN

    calls

    a) CAPC

    01-09-10

    2H

    05

    Service

    User, ANSI

    TSS

    a) CAPC

    01-10-22

    2H

    06

    TRAMification of

    TSS (2.0 scope)

    Part III: Israel

    & French

    a) CAPC

    02-02-04

    CN-I

    2F

    40

    TRAMification

    of PBX

    a) CAPC

    01-11-05

    2F

    41

    01-xx-xx

    01-yy-yy

    1. date: delivery of

    all products except

    GACON; all FT that

    can be done without

    GACON is ready!

    2. date : FT ready,

    including GACON

    test cases. INDUS

    can start to use it.

    ECP101

    c) CSPP

    02-01-22

    2S

    10

    EA cleanup

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    01-11-05

    2F

    42

    PRA

    monitoring

    CN-I

    a) CAPC

    01-12-17

    2F

    44

    Delivered to LSV, FT done

    Delivered to LSV, FT not compl.eted

    Under design or FT, not delivered to LSV,

    requires major management attention

    Under design or F, not delivered to LSV, some

    issues require attention

    Under design or F, not delivered to LSV, no

    problem.

    Handover

    improve.

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    4501-11-05

    Timer

    improvements

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    01-11-05

    2Q

    05

    Kc over MAP

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    46

    01-11-05

    Verification of

    UMTS AMR

    modes

    c) CSPP

    01-12-03

    2F

    17

    DES mark

    d) 1/APT

    a) CAPC

    2F

    47

    01-11-05

    01-10-22

    MONT fix

    a) CAPC

    d) 1/APT

    2F

    48

    01-12-17

    CAI & CARI

    a) CAPC

    2F

    49

    01-12-17

    Iran CAS

    a) CAPC

    2F

    43

    periodic

    audit

    clean-up

    b) CNCP

    02-02-04

    2C

    06

    02-02-15

    CN-I

    CALEA for CMS40

    a) CAPC

    b) CNCP

    d) 1/APT

    02-04-30

    CN-I

    2F

    50