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Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - ACRONYM GUIDE - Foreword - Beyond Dial Tone: Opportunities for Value in IP Telephony - The Myths and Facts about Voice over IP - Using ROI Models to Predict the Costs of Installing IP Telephony - Internetworking - Deploying IP Telephony: Business Projections - Video, Fax, and Hybrid Services over I]P: The Telecom Revolution - IP-Telephony Convergence - Creating Carrier-Grade Internet Telephony - IP Telephony: Opportunity or Threat? - IP Telephony: Today, Tomorrow, Ever? - IP over Copper: Revenue Potential of Dial-up Modem Speed Guarantees - The Future of the Internet - Elements of Success in Internet Telephony - IP-Telephony Economics and Carrier Network Evolution - Embedded Architecture and the Future of IP Technology - The Architectural Impact of IP Telephony on Packet-Network Infrastructures - Designing VoIP and FolP Solutions Networks with the Nuvo200 IP/SSP - Fundamentals of IP Telephony - Comparison of IP-over-SONET and IP-over-ATM Technologies - The Convergence of OSSs and IP for New-World Services - Issues Involved in the Transition to IP Network Technology - IP/IN Integration - IP Internetworking Transport - The Future of the Internet: Scaling Internet Infrastructure for Content Delivery - Real-World Internet IP-Telephony Architectures - OSS for Real-Time Networked Services: Making it Happen - The First On-Line Interactive Television Network - The Platform Approach to IP Services - Offering Internet Services Is Critical to Your Future - Voice on the Internet: A Reality - The Emergence of Enterprise IP Networks: The New Generation of Business Networks - An Applications Approach to Network Convergence - IP Telephony: Paving the Way for Enhanced Services - Voice over Packet - Fax over IP - Video, Fax, and Other Hybrid Services on an IP Foundation - Switched Broadband IP Service - The Challenges of Managing IP-Telephony Services - Internet Consumer Customer Care System Solutions - Integration and Impact on Circuit-Switched Carrier Networks - IP Everywhere over Copper: Customer Demand and Technical Savvy - The Regulatory Future of Internet Telephony - Achieving Quality of Service for IP Telephony

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Contents : - Chapter 1 A Hollywood Story - Chapter 2 The Frequency Spectrum and the Secure Placement of Calls - Chapter 3 Basic Modulation Schemes - Chapter 4 Advanced Modulation and Encoding Schemes - Chapter 5 Spreading the Signal across the Frequencies - Chapter 6 The IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN Standard - Chapter 7 IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g WLANs - Chapter 8 802.11 Wireless LAN Designs - Chapter 9 Wireless Metropolitan-Area Networks - Chapter 10 Security for 802.11 Wireless LANs - Chapter 11 Future Trends in Wireless LANs - Chapter 12 Conclusion - References - Appendix Wireless Access Point and Router Vendors and Products

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Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Introduction: Local Loop: A New Landscape - Part I: The Competitive Environment and Markets - Transition to the New Local Loop: Required Capabilities - Local Loop Access and Interconnection: Can CLECs Survive in the Local Market? - Winning Strategies for Local Exchange Services - Opportunities and Challenges in Broadband and Multimedia for the Local Loop - Local Number Portability: Can the Incumbents Afford It? - New Services and Revenue Opportunities in the Local Loop - Performance Standards Key to Interconnection - Winning Strategies for Growing and Sustaining Revenues in the Era of Convergence - Electronic Commerce Market Demand Versus the Potential of Loop Access Technologies - Economical Fiber-in-the-Loop - Part II: Regulatory Progress - State Progress and Problems in Interconnecting the Local Loop - Leveling the Local Playing Field: Telecommunications Reform Comes to Main Street - The Telecommunications Act of 1996: Implementation and Implications - Telecommunications Competition and Universal Service: The Essential Tradeoffs That Must Be Made - Part III: Technologies, Operations, Services, and Applications - Network Routing Scalability in ADSL Systems - Fiber Access Architectures for Broadband Services A Review of the Available Technologies - Direct Satellite Service Access Tutorial - The Best Defense Is a Good Offense - ADSL: Opportunities Along the Information CopperHighway - Clean Architectures as a Key to Flexible Growth - Time Warner: Orlando, Florida and Rochester, New York - Lessons Learned from the Deployment of Telephony Over HFC: A Case Study - Network Architecture: Which Way To Go? - Using TMN for Service Management in the Local Loop - Optimizing the Infrastructure: Past, Present, and Future - End-To-End Connectivity: The Foundation of Broadband Networks - High-Bandwidth Services Over Copper Plant - Data Services in the Local Loop - Residential Broadband Data - From POTS to Interactive Multimedia Services - Winning the Battle for Data Services in the Local Loop - Digital Video: Ready For Prime Time - Broadband Local Access Architectures - Fiber Antics: Practical Lessons in Building a Municipal Fiber-Optic Network - Early Broadband Deployment in an Electric Utility - SNMP Management for ADSL - Rejuvenated ADSL Scores High - The Role of Object-Oriented Database Technology Within Telecommunications - The Full-Service Network from a Low-Density Perspective - Business and Customer Operations: Object-Oriented Billing - Part IV: Customer Considerations and Marketing - Promotions Issues in the Competitive Local Exchange Network - Understanding End-User Selection of Information and Entertainment Channels - Data Warehousing for Marketing and Customer Care - Customer-Contact Systems: The New Competitive Battleground - Changes in Household Purchases of Telecommunications Services and the Need for Branding and Bundling - Part V: Wireless in the Loop - A Wireless Local Loop Business Case - Wireless Access - Wireless Technologies in the Local Loop: The Case for PACS - Terrestrial Wireless Access Systems for the Local Loop - Wireless Broadband Future: Utilizing 38 GHz - Radio Local Loop Based on DECT: Enhancements to Increase Capacity - Low-Tier Wireless Local Loop Radio Systems Part 1: Introduction - Low-Tier Wireless Local Loop Radio Systems Part 2: Comparison of Systems - Acronym Guide - Index