Will LTE fuel IMS? Bob Emmerson seems to think so and he has a great point. With similar elements defined in WiMAX, LTE and IMS, the chances that carriers will have to install more and more IMS components are good. Similar to how you put a few pieces of a puzzle together at a time only to find your entire puzzle is solved before you know it, expect carriers to look at their networks and say that with a few more dollars they will have full-fledged IMS and the benefits such a framework allows.
Another point worth making is that IMS is due for a revival as we have already gone through the hype phase and there is less buzz around this term than there has been since its inception. Like VoIP, e-commerce and watched clocks, they tend to move quickly and forward when no one's looking.
It will be interesting to see how the IMS market plays out in the next few months and years.
Another point worth making is that IMS is due for a revival as we have already gone through the hype phase and there is less buzz around this term than there has been since its inception. Like VoIP, e-commerce and watched clocks, they tend to move quickly and forward when no one's looking.
It will be interesting to see how the IMS market plays out in the next few months and years.
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