ntegration with Internet [22], supply chain management [23]. Overview of Cognitive NGSDP Model Telecom Frameworks: It is well known that telecom services are always com- plicated and connected with each other, while telecom frameworks play a crucial role in telecom applications and operations. NGSDP should also better integrate with these frameworks, such as OSS/BSS [24] and Common Business Process Model (CBPM) in eTOM [25]. Software Engineering: The most striking characteristic of NGSDP is to inte- grate with new Web technologies. Regarding software engineering, emerging Web technologies, such as Web 2.0, Web Service, and SOA [26-33], and actual implement approaches [34] combined with analysis methods [35] are discussed to make it clear. Others: Other aspects, such as Service Delivery Open Platform (SDOP) [36], user profile management [37], personalizable service discovery [38] and dynamic composition of personal network services [39] are introduced as supporting application requirements. 6.2.2 Telecom Services and Operations SDP is supposed to serve for better telecom services and operations, especially oriented to multimedia markets. The first and foremost mission is to best integrate with IMS. Regarding IMS integration, Ref. [13] suggests the use of SIP-based Micro Service Orchestration and Web service bus to seamlessly integrate IMS, WS, and the underlying services, while Ref. [14] focuses more on CPM (Converged IP Messaging)-IMS integration which enables implementers of CPM to reuse several existing platform modules and also minimizes the costs and maximizes the efficiencies. No matter what kind of approaches for integration, the basic require- ments are obvious: First and foremost, integration should be implemented to work together for better multimedia services. Besides, best efforts should be made to reuse existing modules and components without unnecessary or repeated construc- tions. Additionally, how to maximize benefits and minimize disadvantages should be planned and realized. Regarding costs, netwo