Customized Training

What is it?
Bespoke training is made to order, customized training per customer request.

Why Bespoke?
Many companies and individuals have special needs and interest.  Bespoke training enables

What we do:
MobileIN.com and its affiliates will develop training to meet your needs, including computer based training (CBT) and other forms of self-paced training.

Register Your Interest:
Email us at training@MobileIN.com to register your interest in bespoke or CBT and self-paced training.

Traditional Classroom Training
Bespoke training can be traditional, classroom training, which can be made available at your chosen location.

Computer-based & Self-paced Training
CBT and self-paced training can be made available upon request. 

WLAN Security Training

• An independent review of the leading WLAN security solutions presented within a live 802.11 lab environment.

• How to secure WLANs w/dynamic WEP keys & 802.1X mutual authentication (TKIP, MIC, EAP-TLS, TTLS, PEAP, RADIUS)

• Deploying AP managers, WLAN sniffers, protocol analyzers, and 802.1X/RADIUS authentication solutions

• Implementing layers of WLAN security including VPNs, authorization and accounting services. Managing WLAN user, group, and location rights across the enterprise

Email us at WLANSecurity@MobileIN.com

Learn about intelligence for mobile terminals

Java Card Basics
Java Card API
Java Card Features
SIM
STK
SIM API for Java Card

Java Card and STK Training brochure (click here)

For more information or to book a class, email us at JavaSTK@MobileIN.com  

IN Basics and Standards

On completion of the course the delegate will be able to: Describe the motivation for IN usage in mobile systems. Explain how IN standards (architecture elements and protocols) will be used within the different CAMEL phases for the provision of operator specific services. Describe which new services are enabled through CAMEL. Describe how CAMEL evolves towards UMTS and enables early VHE implementation. Explain how IN relates to the UMTS Open Service Architecture (OSA) and emerging integrated network frameworks (Parlay/JAIN).

Modules:

• IN Basics and Standards Review (IN Architecture and Service Principles, BCSM, INAP, CS-1, CS-2)

• Circuit and Paket Mobile Systems (GSM / GPRS) Basics
• 3 GPP CAMEL (Pase 1-3, Services, Architectures, Evolution towards UMTS)
• 3 GPP Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS)
• Virtual Home Environment (VHE) and Open Service Architecture (OSA)
• Outlook: all IP Mobile Networks - 3G.IP / Wireless Mobile Internet Forum

Objectives

On completion of the course the delegate will be able to: Explain the impacts of internet technologies on IN evolution towards converged networks and hybrid services. Explain how IN will be used for supplementary service provision within Voice over IP environments (SIP, H323, Megaco, TIPHON). Describe intergated IN/IP service architectures (PINT, SPIRITS) and how IN signalling (INAP) will be realised on top of IP.

Explain the emerging notion of converged networks and how IN relates to new open network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Describe how distributed object-oriented platforms (CORBA) could be used for telecom services provision (TINA) and how the converged network frameworks Parlay and JAIN relate to this. Explain Mobile Agent technology and its use for distributed IN implementation.

Modules:

• IN Basics and Standards Review (IN Architecture and Service Principles, INCM, CS-1, CS-2)
• Internet Telephony (VoIP) and IN-based services (SIP, H323, Megaco, TIPHON)
• Hybrid Services and integrated IN/IP architectures (PINT, SPIRITS, SigTran)

Objectives

On completion of the course the delegate will be able to: Explain the motivation and objectives of the Intelligent Network (IN). Describe the principles of IN (SS7 network and INAP, basic call modelling, IN service decomposition, IN architecture elements and their interactions for providing IN services). Describe the structure of ITU-T IN standards and their modelling framework (INCM). Describe the benchmark services and related architectures enabled by the different Capability Sets (CS-1-CS-3). Explain the evolution trends resulting from mobile networks, internet and new software architectures.

Modules:

• IN Basics (POTS, SS7, IN Architecture and Service Principles)
• IN Standards Framework (INCM)
• Capability Set 1 (CS-1)
• Capability Set 2 (CS-2)
• Capability Set 3 (CS-3)
• Capability Set 4 (CS-4) Outlook / IN Evolution Trends