QUESTION 19-1/1 – Implementation of IP telephony in developing countries
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction
2 Trends - Convergence and Mobility
3 Possible network migration strategies
4 Regulatory Trends - Regulation of competition and convergence
5 Services & service provision scenarios
5.1 Introduction
5.2 The characteristics of the Internet
5.3 E-Health
5.4 E-Security
5.5 E-Education
5.6 E-Government
5.7 E-Commerce
5.8 E-Work
5.9 ICT and climate change
5.10 E-Entertainment - the fiExperience Economyfl
6 Challenges
7 Policy aspects
7.1 Generalities
7.2 Experience of Internet telephony in Korea
8 Economic aspects - distance overcome
8.1 Regulatory rebalancing of local & long distance call charges
8.2 Technological impacts on the International Accounting Rate System
8.3 Internet eXchange Points and the avoidance of transit links
8.4 Distance independent costs
9 Conclusions
References
ANNEX 1 – Agricultural Resources Information System (AgRIS): An e-Government Programme for fostering agricultural growth, poverty reduction and sustainable resource use in India – A Step towards establishing a location-specific e-Government model for the Poor
ANNEX 2 – Mobile VoIP Regulation Issue: Technology Evolution or a Telecommunication Service?