The document discusses Wireless Intelligent Network (WIN), which aims to transport intelligent network resources to wireless networks using TIA-41 standards. WIN has three phases supporting basic call services, charging services, and location-based services. It allows changing networks without making current infrastructure obsolete. Advantages include flexible network setups and stable networks, while disadvantages are higher costs, complexity, and vulnerability to surroundings compared to wired networks. Challenges include energy efficiency, scalability, heterogeneity, privacy, and power management for real-time networks.

1. Wireless Intelligent Network
Jimit Rupani
Nirma University
14mcen18@nirmauni.ac.in
February 17, 2015
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2. Introduction
Wireless Intelligent Network (WIN) is a concept developed by the
TR-45 Mobile and Personal Communications Systems Standards
engineering committee of the Telecommunications Industry
Association (TIA). Its objective is to transport the resources of the
Intelligent Network to the wireless network, utilizing the TIA-41 set of
technical standards. Basing WIN standards on this protocol allows
changing to an intelligent network without making current network
infrastructure obsolete.
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3. WIN Capabilities
WIN Phase1: Supports basic Call Origination and Call Termination
services.
WIN Phase2: Supports Charging services
WIN Phase3: Supports Location-Based services
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4. Calling Name Presentation
alling Name Presentation is a simple call screening capability that
allows the called party to see the name of the calling party during
alerting.
Incoming Call Screening
Voice Controlled Services
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5. Charging Services
It follows the same basic architecture of CNP but it adds a second
batch of functionality and capabilities - and the second batch of
services.
Pre-Paid Charging
Freephone (800 Service)
Premium Rate Charging (900 Service)
Advice Of Charging
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6. Location Services
It requires a prerequisite - choice of Location Determining Technology
to determine location of the caller.This technology is currently used in
a 108 service
Location-Based Charging
Fleet and Asset Management
Location-Based Information Service
Enhanced Call Routing
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7. Advantages of WIN
Network setups can be done without fixed infrastructure
Takes less delivery time for services
Network is more stable
Deliver high volume of data
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8. Disadvantages of WIN
Implementation cost
Less secure
Takes more delivery time for services
Lower speed compared to a wired network.
More complex to configure than a wired network.
Easily affected by surroundings (walls, microwavea, large distances
due to signal attenuation,etc).
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9. challenges of WIN
Energy Efficiency
Scalability
Heterogeneity
Privacy and Security
Power Management
Real-Time
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10. Literature Survey
WIN are Heterogeneous system and that’s why data processing,
storage capabilities, wireless communication interfaces,and power
consumption are different for each systems.
WIN is the design of energy-efficient protocols, optimized to maintain
connectivity and provide seamless enhanced services.
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11. Problems In Proposed System
Mobility
Resource management
Packet loss
Routing information loss
Heterogeneity
Power consumption
Security
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12. References
An Intelligent Method for Resource Management in Wireless
Networks,2013 5th Conference on Information and Knowledge
Technology (IKT),IEEE
The Development of the Wireless Intelligent Network (WIN) and Its
Relation to the International Intelligent Network Standards,Igor
Faynberg, Lawrence R. Gabuzda, Terry Jacobson, and Hui-Lan
Lu,IEEE
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13. Cont..
A Utility-based Intelligent Network Selection for 3G and WLAN
Heterogeneous Networks,Yisheng Lai, Kok Keong Chai, Yue
Chen??:IEEE.
ANALYSIS OF WIRELESS INTELLIGENT NETWORK (WIN) FOR
EMPOWERING PROVIDERS TO DELIVER DISTINCTIVE
SERVICES WITH ENHANCED FLEXIBILITY DR.S.S.RIAZ
AHAMED,2005 - 2008 JATIT.
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14. Thank You
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