IFAST 14 Meeting
Lima, Peru
Hoteles Las Americas
October 4-5, 2000
8:30am-4:30pm
Agenda
Chaired by Fred Gaechter
8:30am: On-site registration, meet-and-greet, "coffee and sticky
buns"
9:00am
1. Introductory Session
Call to Order and Opening Remarks - Fred Gaechter
Attendance Roster and Introductions
Agenda Review and Approval
Introduction of ATIS as IFAST Secretariat - Fred Gaechter and Ed Hall
Introduction of Contributions and Numbering - Ed Hall
9:45am
2. Correspondence, Liaison and Update Session
IFAST Website – Bernardo Martinez
IRM/SID Update – David Crowe
TR45.2 Update – David Crowe
IRM Fee Process – Fred Gaechter
10:30am
3. Plenary Session
ANSI SS7 Point Code Assignments (1 hour) - Carlos Zamora/Bernardo
Martinez/Fred Gaechter
Number Conflicts and IRM Format (45 Minutes) – Jamie Leyerle
Sharing IRM resources intra-country – Fabio Silva
1:30pm
4. Issues Review - Mentor Groups
(15 – 30
minutes per group)
- International TLDN – Bernardo Martinez
- IMSI Implementation, Backward Compatibility, and MIN-based IMSI versus
True IMSI– Lloyd
- Uniform Dialing Plan – Fred Gaechter
- Support of Supplemental Services – Ken Hammer
- WIN-based Services – Ken Hammer
- Fraud when Roaming Internationally – Allen Hammet
- Billing Related to International Roaming – Jamie Leyerle
- SS7 Routing Data – Ken Hammer
- SMS - Ken Hammer
- ANSI to ITU SS7 Gateway Issues – Ken Hammer
- Operational Issues – Ken Hammer
- Optimal Routing – David Crowe
- Centralized Informational Repository – Fred Gaechter
- Future Feature Code Standardization – Fred Gaechter
- ANI Compatibility – Bernardo Martinez
- Roaming Agreement Modeling – Oscar Pena
- Inter-Standard Roaming – Mike Doyle
- New Issues Discussion – Fred Gaechter
- TR-43.2/TIA Liaison
- Wireless Number Portability Standards and Implementation Issues in ANSI-41
systems (see email from Doug Rollender)
Closing Plenary
Other Issues:
- Liaisons: GSM NA; CDG; UWCC
- Next Meeting Decision (5 Minutes) – Fred Gaechter
- Meeting Notes Review (20 Minutes) – Ed Hall
- Action Items Review (10 Minutes) – Ed Hall
- Closing Comments (5 Minutes) – Fred Gaechter