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""Completely revised bestseller, updated to cover the global Technology, Media & Telecom (TMT) sector and "Anytime, Anywhere, Any Device" technologyTelecommunications Crash Course, Third Edition fully addresses the crossover that is taking place between the telecom, technology, and media sectors. Today it’s almost impossible for an industry professional to work in the world of telecom without also having a significant amount of knowledge about the IT/technology and media industries. As the boundaries between these markets fade, a single, multi-faceted industry is emerging. Written for decision-makers, this practical, up-to-date guide provides a broad and comprehensive overview of today’s tech world that will help you make informed decisions about technology directions, investments, and rollout strategies. Provides unique insight into the increasingly converged telecom, media, and technology industries Offers strong focus on the business implications of TMT technologies International perspective based on the author’s experience working in more than 50 countries every year Bridges the gap between technology and business "-- Provided by publisher."

"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Part I: Management Issues - The Boundaryless Organization - Issues in Legacy Integration Methodologies for Network Management - Developing Successful Network Management Systems - Anticipating OAM&P Issues When Introducing Network Elements - Operations Support: The Next Generation - Integrated Network Management: A Technology View - Industry Implementation of Best Practices - National Network Management Capabilities: A Marketplace Advantage - OSS Interconnection: Burden or Breakthrough? - Surfing on the Tidal Wave of Change: Going Fast and Having Fun - Innovations in Common Channel Signaling Network Management - Achieving Interoperability that Will Enable High-Quality, Cost-Effective Network Management - Data Mining and Decision Support - Becoming a lean Service Provider - Part II: Testing - Network Reliability Issues & Solutions: An Update - Monitoring an Intelligent Network - Next-Generation Copper Testing - Implementation of Network Testing - Part III: Customer Service Issues - Operator Services for One-Stop Shopping - Customer Care from an Operations Perspective - What Do Users Really Want? - Customer Service Management for Competitive Advantage - Customer Network Management - Imperatives in Customer Care from a Service (Operations) Perspective - Part IV: Local Number Portability - Local Number Portability: The Call Must Go Through - Local Number Portability Conies to Chicago - Local Number Portability: Complex Simplicity - Operational Support Systems After Telecom Reform - TMN Basics - The Architecture and Evolution of Telecom Operations - Future Telecommunications Powering Issues and Solutions - Potholes in Building the TMN Road - The Outsourcing Decision - Infrastructure for DS1 Solutions - Designing for the Optimum Array of Services and Content When You Don't Know What That Is - ADSL & DSL Access Multiplexers: A Managed Technology for Broadband Access - Innovations in Common Channel Signaling - Rapid Service Delivery and Flow Through Service Activation - Implementing THIN: A BellSouth Perspective - The Operations Challenges of Unbundling - Migrating to ATM Wide Area Networks - Outsourcing: A Contractor's Perspective - Two-Way Cable Television System Characterization - Reliable Multiprocessor Platforms - Overt he-Air Service Provisioning - looking for Trouble: Planning for the Unexpected in Speech-Recognition Services - ATM Networks: From Concept to Reality - Acronym Guide "

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