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The SIP Survival Toolkit
The SIP Survival
Toolkit
SIP services are revolutionizing the way
businesses in a wide variety of industries operate and make
strategic decisions about the future of their services. This
toolkit offers IT professionals and IT managers comprehensive
coverage of very significant topics in regards to strategic
planning, delivery and support of SIP Services inside their
organization.
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Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP): an
Internet standard specified by the Internet Engineering Task
Force (IETF) in RFC 2543. SIP is used to initiate, manage, and
terminate interactive sessions between one or more users on the
Internet.
SIP,
which borrows heavily from HTTP and the e-mail protocol SMTP,
provides scalability, extensibility, flexibility, and
capabilities for creation of new services.
SIP
is increasingly used for Internet telephony signaling, in
gateways, PC phones, softswitches, and softphones, but it is not
limited to Internet telephony, and can be used to initiate and
manage any type of session, including video, interactive games,
and text chat
Over the last couple of years, the
Voice over IP community has adopted
SIP
as its protocol of choice for signaling.
SIP
is an RFC standard from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF),
the body responsible for administering and developing the
mechanisms that comprise the Internet. SIP is still evolving and
being extended as technology matures and
SIP
products are socialized in the marketplace.
SIP is a request-response protocol
that closely resembles two other Internet protocols, HTTP and
SMTP (the protocols that power the world wide web and email);
consequently, SIP sits comfortably alongside Internet
applications. Using SIP, telephony becomes another web
application and integrates easily into other Internet services.
SIP is a simple toolkit that service providers can use to build
converged voice and multimedia services.
Why SIP Survival Can Help
Many executives express frustration as they attempt to reign in
the chaos and expense associated with new initiatives but find
little in the way of substantive guidance.
SIP Survival has
developed a widely accepted approach to the management and
delivery of
SIP Services.
The
SIP toolkit provides a complete overview of managing
SIP
Services together with in-depth explanations of critical issues
in planning, design, deployment, and ongoing maintenance of the
SIP Service and the supporting IT Infrastructure. IT
professionals will be able to apply techniques for the
deployment of SIP Services, managing the availability of
systems, controlling and changing the architecture and
infrastructure, and the various methods for delivery and support
of the service with the use of these documents.
Specifically usable in ready to go Word and PowerPoint
documents, developed for managers and professionals designing,
implementing, or maintaining SIP based services and systems,
this practical toolkit spans the entire landscape of the subject.
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SIPRS10 SIP Business PlanThis template helps you structure a business
case for your SIP project, increasing your chances of the executive committee buying into the SIP project. A well structured Business Plan is critical to funding any IT project. Use this template to increase your chances of success.
SIPRS15 SIP Business Requirements and Feasibility StudyA template for
detailed analysis of the business requirements, options and recommendations for implementing SIP solutions in your Organization.
SIPRS20 SIP Project InitiationA template that will help you capture the reason for the SIP projects existence and how such a project will translate into business benefits for the larger Organization.
SIPRS25 SIP Hardware and Software Requirements DefinitionSIP projects can be quite complex in regards to the needs of software and hardware infrastructure. This document helps you capture all the necessary Hardware and Software items that will be needed during the lifecycle of the SIP project.
SIPRS30 SIP Project Scope DocumentThis document is a template that can be used as a scope document for your SIP project. It covers the following
areas:
process, functionality, technical, and benefits analysis.
SIPRS35 SIP Project Risk RegisterDue to the complexity of SIP projects it is inevitable that there will be both internal and external risks that could
limit the success of the initiative. The SIP Risk Register is an ongoing risk register template. It provides users with a way of tracking and resolving risks with regards to the SIP initiative.
SIPRS40 SIP Project Management Change ProcessAre you currently managing a SIP initiative in your Organization? Complex projects like SIP initiatives require excellent change control. This document provides a high level overview of a Change Management process for SIP Projects.
SIPRS45 SIP Project Request for ChangeNeed to keep track of changes throughout the lifecycle of your SIP initiatives. This is a template for SIP
Requests For Changes. It details the most common set of information that should be being captured for a change.
SIPRS50 SIP Functional Design
SIP Functional Design document allows you to capture how the end project will function from a users perspectives. The purpose of this template is to provide a guideline for capturing and recording functional specifications from the business.
SIPRS55 SIP Detailed Design
The SIP Detailed Design document describes the technical aspects of the solution, including a description of features, dependencies, assumptions and
risks.
SIPRS60 Interface Design Specification Integrating SIP into your IT Infrastructure is a complex exercise and one that needs to be tightly controlled. When interfacing into existing or new systems, it is important to ensure that they are designed correctly and that the information is captured correctly. This can have a huge impact on later changes.
This document provides a template for capturing design requirements related to software and hardware interfaces for your SIP initiatives.
SIPRS65 SIP Technical Architecture Every IT initiative needs to be well documented, and SIP Initiatives are no different. This template allows you to capture the technical architecture needed for any SIP project and the solution that is being delivered by the project.
SIPRS70 SIP As-Built Documentation Every functional specification and technical specification changes throughout the lifecycle of a project. As a result of this it is important to be able to have an accurate picture of the end service. This template allows SIP project members to record their actions during the development and release of the SIP solutions.
SIPRS75 SIP Service Level Agreements SIP Service Level Agreements. Once a SIP service has been implemented it is essential to manage the service in line with Organizational needs. A SIP Service Level Agreement will help you capture the scope and delivery of the SIP service back into the business. This document provides a template for doing that.
Word document
SIPRS80 SIP Security Service Requirement Security is a very hot topic at the moment. If you are currently involved with or have SIP initiatives or solutions deployed at your Organization, make sure you have the right level of Security. This powerful template lets you break down the security requirements for SIP Services. This will help ensure that the IT Organization has covered all aspects of security regarding the delivery of SIP services. Make sure your Organization is protected.
Word document
SIPRS85 SIP Budgeting Guidelines Do you have a budget for your SIP services? This powerful document template provides written words for establishing the budgeting guidelines for SIP services within your Organization.
SIPRS86 Charging Policies
If your Organization chooses to charge for the SIP solutions that it delivers, then this is one of the most important documents. Establishing an excellent Charging Policy will help you remove the politics from this activity. This template provides a structure and guideline for your SIP Charging Policies.
SIPRS87 SIP Cost Model Template
This template shows how to break down your SIP IT Costs by Service, Component, and Customer. It will provide a structure to allow you to fully attribute costs to individual departments within your Organization.
SIPRS88 SIP Charging Template
This ready to use template provides you with a SIP Charging Sheet and Invoice sheet, for the Charging of SIP IT Solutions.
SIPRS97 Risk Assessment Template For any initiative, and especially SIP initiative, it is important to identify and assess the risks that this solution may bring to the Organization and the IT departments. This template provides a structure for carrying out a Risk Assessment on your SIP solutions that are being delivered to the business.
SIPRS98 SIP Business Continuity Strategy Template Do you have a strategy in place if your SIP solutions experience a disaster?
This template provides a structure for documenting your continuity strategies for your SIP solutions in the event of a disaster.
SIPRS89 SIP Emergency Response Template What happens when your IT Department has a disaster? What happens when your wireless technologies are no longer functioning as necessary? For your SIP solution you need an emergency response plan. What types of disasters will you be required to recover in what time frames? This template helps structure your emergency response plan for your SIP Services in the event of a disaster. Be
prepared.
SIPRS90 SIP Availability Requirements TemplateBefore any SLA is agreed, it is important that the IT Organization has planned correctly for the needs of the larger Organization. This template helps you understand the Availability
requirements of the business and to assess if / how the SIP IT Infrastructure can deliver the required availability. Don't be caught out by the business demanding 100% availability when what can be realistically delivered is only
98%. Make sure you have the requirements correctly captured.
SIPRS93 SIP Component Failure Impact Analysis Template This simple but powerful document provides an approach for understanding the
criticality of components for your SIP solution and how they impact on your customers in case of a component failure. It will help you plan for better availability of SIP solutions and improve recovery from failure.
SIPRS95 SIP Service Outage Analysis Template This template provides a structure for helping identify opportunities to enhance your levels of Availability for your SIP solutions. The template lists out all the steps needed in a Service Outage Analysis and the information that needs to be captured.
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