Bringing Telecommunication Services to the People - IS&N '95
Third International Conference on Intelligence in Broadband Services and Networks, Heraklion, Crete, Greece, October 16 - 20, 1995. Proceedings Mitarbeit:Clarke, Anne; Campolargo, Mario; Karatzas, Nikos
Bringing Telecommunication Services to the People - IS&N '95
Third International Conference on Intelligence in Broadband Services and Networks, Heraklion, Crete, Greece, October 16 - 20, 1995. Proceedings Mitarbeit:Clarke, Anne; Campolargo, Mario; Karatzas, Nikos
This volume constitutes the proceedings of the Third International Conference in Broadband Services and Networks, IS&N '95, held in Heraclion, Greece, in October 1995; this book summarizes at the same time the main results of a group of RACE projects sponsored by the European Commission for several years. To meet the new challenges in broadband communication, service engineering has now emerged as a new discipline strongly related to software engineering; particularly the concepts of object-orientation and open distributed processing are being adopted. The book presents 44 full papers and 8…mehr
This volume constitutes the proceedings of the Third International Conference in Broadband Services and Networks, IS&N '95, held in Heraclion, Greece, in October 1995; this book summarizes at the same time the main results of a group of RACE projects sponsored by the European Commission for several years. To meet the new challenges in broadband communication, service engineering has now emerged as a new discipline strongly related to software engineering; particularly the concepts of object-orientation and open distributed processing are being adopted. The book presents 44 full papers and 8 posters selected from 88 submissions. Among the issues addressed are service architecture, usability, communications management, advanced communication services, security, and service creation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Requirements for rapid technological deployment and exploitation.- Issues in the integration of IN and TMN.- Security services for telecommunications users.- TMN security: An evolutionary approach.- A TTP-based architecture for TMN security and privacy.- Integrated access control management.- An experimental evaluation of a normative user interface design for the configuration of telecommunication services.- Providing future telecommunication services to naive users.- Usability an effective methodology for designing services in the agricultural sector.- Counting the costs and benefits of metaphor.- ASTERIX: The TINA-C architecture applied to ATM connection management.- ATM network simulation support for TMN systems.- Engineering a TMN in an Open Distributed Processing environment.- Experiences in multi-domain management service development.- The relationship between IOs and COs in VPN charging management.- Managing the TMN.- Personal communication system realizations: Performance and quality of service aspects on SS-No.7.- A self-organisation plane for distributed mobile wireless networks.- Future hypermedia retrieval systems and their impact on transfer systems.- VPN on DCE: From reference configuration to implementation.- ATM public network management in PREPARE.- Management services for performance verification in broadband multi-service networks.- An SDL based realisation of an IN service development environment.- Performance evaluation of database concepts for personal communication systems.- Next generation database technologies for advanced communication services.- Using SDL for targeting services to CORBA.- An engineering approach for open multimedia services management.- An approach to user management of broadband services.- OMT Object models of telecommunications services.- QoS modelling of distributed teleoperating services.- On the impacts of intelligent agent concepts on future telecommunication environments.- Introducing Active Managed Objects for effective and autonomous distributed management.- Intelligent remote monitoring.- Session Control model for TINA multimedia services.- TINA based advanced UPT service prototype: Early introduction of TINA through the IN domain.- Use of atomic action principles to co-ordinate the interaction between TINA Service Managers.- A comparison of architectures for future telecommunication services.- External access to TMN: An ODP specification.- The implementation of PSCS features in a RACE ATM demonstrator.- Simulation model for intelligent network based personal communication services.- Integration path of IN and TMN architectures - Using UPT as a case study.- Dedicated server multicast routing for large scale ATM networks.- Application of IS&N for efficient aircraft pre-design.- Developing alternative metaphors for special B-ISDN services.- Tool based user interface construction facilitating access to users with disabilities.
Requirements for rapid technological deployment and exploitation.- Issues in the integration of IN and TMN.- Security services for telecommunications users.- TMN security: An evolutionary approach.- A TTP-based architecture for TMN security and privacy.- Integrated access control management.- An experimental evaluation of a normative user interface design for the configuration of telecommunication services.- Providing future telecommunication services to naive users.- Usability an effective methodology for designing services in the agricultural sector.- Counting the costs and benefits of metaphor.- ASTERIX: The TINA-C architecture applied to ATM connection management.- ATM network simulation support for TMN systems.- Engineering a TMN in an Open Distributed Processing environment.- Experiences in multi-domain management service development.- The relationship between IOs and COs in VPN charging management.- Managing the TMN.- Personal communication system realizations: Performance and quality of service aspects on SS-No.7.- A self-organisation plane for distributed mobile wireless networks.- Future hypermedia retrieval systems and their impact on transfer systems.- VPN on DCE: From reference configuration to implementation.- ATM public network management in PREPARE.- Management services for performance verification in broadband multi-service networks.- An SDL based realisation of an IN service development environment.- Performance evaluation of database concepts for personal communication systems.- Next generation database technologies for advanced communication services.- Using SDL for targeting services to CORBA.- An engineering approach for open multimedia services management.- An approach to user management of broadband services.- OMT Object models of telecommunications services.- QoS modelling of distributed teleoperating services.- On the impacts of intelligent agent concepts on future telecommunication environments.- Introducing Active Managed Objects for effective and autonomous distributed management.- Intelligent remote monitoring.- Session Control model for TINA multimedia services.- TINA based advanced UPT service prototype: Early introduction of TINA through the IN domain.- Use of atomic action principles to co-ordinate the interaction between TINA Service Managers.- A comparison of architectures for future telecommunication services.- External access to TMN: An ODP specification.- The implementation of PSCS features in a RACE ATM demonstrator.- Simulation model for intelligent network based personal communication services.- Integration path of IN and TMN architectures - Using UPT as a case study.- Dedicated server multicast routing for large scale ATM networks.- Application of IS&N for efficient aircraft pre-design.- Developing alternative metaphors for special B-ISDN services.- Tool based user interface construction facilitating access to users with disabilities.
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