3GPP 21.900 v20.0.0 — the document's own text
4.10.3 Release mechanisms
Taught in 3. What a Release is, and what freezing one costs (How standards actually get made, in depth), 4. The change request and the release (How standards actually get made, overview).
It is important that the 3GPP release structure provides a sound basis for implementations and equipment interoperation. Key principles important to ensure this are:
- A Release shall consist of a well-defined, stable and internally consistent set of functions.
- A Release shall be documented in a maintained, consistent stream of specifications.
- Essential corrections to a stable or frozen release shall be included in the applicable Release.
- New or changed functionality shall be included in a new (rather than retrospectively in an old) Release.
These principles will ensure successful interoperability (roaming) amongst different instantiations of 3GPP systems.
Clauses inside this one
- 4.10.3.1 Corrections to Releases 63 words
- 4.10.3.2 New features 82 words
- 4.10.3.3 Release naming 57 words
- 4.10.3.4 Introduction of features into Releases 438 words
- 4.10.3.5 Early implementation of features 69 words