1
Scope
2
References
3
Definitions
3.1
Terms defined elsewhere
3.2
Terms defined in this Recommendation
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
Conventions
6
Introduction
6.1
Network overview
6.2
Types of machine-oriented communications
6.3
MOC ecosystem
7
Characteristics of MOC
8
Service requirements of MOC applications
8.1
Mobility levels
8.2
Time controlled network communications
8.3
Resource usage
8.4
Interoperability with proprietary devices
8.5
Application collaboration
8.6
Support of service integration and delivery environment
8.7
Load balancing and robustness
8.8
Accounting and charging
8.9
Management
8.10
Addressing and identification
8.11
Location-based support
8.12
Group-based support
8.13
Quality of service
8.14
Security
8.15
Device association and interaction with multiple applications
8.16
Communication with sleeping device
8.17
Differentiation and handling of collected data
9
Requirements of NGN capabilities
9.1
Requirements for extensions or additions to NGN capabilities
9.2
Requirements supported by existing NGN capabilities
10
Capability requirements of an MOC device domain
10.1 Application
enablement
10.2 Mobility
10.3 Communication
10.4 QoS
10.5
Remote management
10.6
Device addressing and identification
10.7
Security
10.8
Accounting and charging
10.9
Data identification
11
Reference framework for MOC capabilities
11.1
High-level view
11.2
MOC capabilities in the NGN domain
11.3
MOC capabilities in the MOC device domain
11.4
MOC service interfaces
12
Security considerations
Appendix I – Actors and related roles in the MOC ecosystem
Appendix II – MOC use cases
II.1
e-Health
II.2
Tsunami warning service
II.3
Motorcade management
II.4
Smart home
II.5
Integration with Internet services
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