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Advanced SIM Applications

  • Course Name: Advanced SIM Applications
  • Duration: 1 day
  • Technical Level: 2

Overview

Many high revenue generating services and applications in modern mobile networks are enabled by extensive use of the Subscriber Identity Module. With SIM functionality continuously evolving, and the introduction of ever more complex and sophisticated services, the SIM card is set to play an even more important role as networks evolve through GSM, GPRS and 3G, and also converge with other wireless technologies such as WiFi.

SIM cards provide basic functions such as security, phone number storage, and storage of network data, but also increasingly support a multitude of services and applications, easily deployable right across 2G, 2.5G & 3G wireless networks.

This one-day seminar allows you to benefit from Gemplus' expertise and long experience in the wireless arena. You will be able to assess and maximize the potential of the SIM card, plan ahead, and then implement services and applications that will drive revenue growth in the evolving network.

Course Objectives

  • State the main role of the SIM card in modern mobile networks, focusing primarily on GSM.
  • Describe the architecture, main functions, operation & use of the card, and how it interacts with a mobile phone and the network
  • Outline how additional applications can be managed in the card before & after issuance
  • List the main security concepts and issues in a wireless network environment, and explain how the SIM card can address those issues
  • Describe the current card-related technologies & standards and the traditional services they support, including Information on Demand, and entertainment, as well as potential issues such as interoperability
  • Describe how current developments in card technology will support advanced features & functions within the evolving network as operators move towards 3G
  • Explain the benefits of today's SIM-based services for subscribers, network operators and content providers
  • Better predict potential future services and describe how evolutions in technology can enable this

Course Requirements

None