文档介绍：Stadler, Rolf, Hubaux, Jean-Pierre, Znaty, Simon, Minzer, Steven, Hadama, Hisaya,
Zorzi, Michele “munication Principles”
The munications Handbook.
Ed. Kornel Terplan, Patricia Morreale
Boca Raton: CRC Press LLC, 2000
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munication
Principles
Rolf Stadler, Editor munications Services Engineering:
Columbia University Definitions, Architectures, and Tools
Introduction to munications Services Engineering •
Jean-Pierre Hubaux Service Definition • Service Engineering Definition • Network
EPFL-ICA Architectures • IN, TMN, TINA, and the • Techniques
Simon Znaty Signaling in munications Systems
ENST-Bretagne Introduction • Stimulus Signaling • Functional Signaling •
Functionally Distributed Control • Object-Oriented Signaling
Steven Minzer munications Services on Broadband
Lucent works
Introduction • Basics of ATM • Connection-Oriented Services •
Hisaya Hadama Connectionless Service
NTT work
Laboratory Group Mobile and Wireless works
Introduction • The Key Technical Challenges • Current Wireless
Michele Zorzi Cellular Systems • Wireless Local-works • Third
University of California, San Diego Generation and Beyond
munications Services Engineering:
Definitions, Architectures, and Tools
Jean-Pierre Hubaux and Simon Znaty
Introduction to munications Services Engineering
The demand for advanced munications services has increased enormously over the last few years.
This has led to situations work operators must deploy new services at a rapid pace when
satisfying customer needs. The munications monopolies have disappeared, and the fight for
market shares has e fiercer than ever before. Furthermore, the demand for ever more specialized
end-user services keeps growing, along with the demand for having the new services deployed within
shorter and shorter time frames. The structure and function works must change, in order to cope
with these new challenges. The munications industry is witnessing a changeover from being