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Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - ACRONYM GUIDE - Benefits of Voice over ATM for the Service Provider - Customer Care and Billing: Mission Critical - Service Provider API: Secure Access to Converged Networks The Parlay API - Winning IN Services for the Residential and Small-Business Markets - Pricing Value-Added Services: Flat Rate versus Usage Sensitive - The future of Services from Intelligent Peripherals - Private Customer Services in IN: The Finnet View - The Role of the IN in an Increasingly Competitive Environment - Billing, Operation Support Systems, and the lntelligent Network: The Investment Case for Consolidation - Outsourcing Customer Care and Service Provisioning - Managing Multiple Versions of Service Software - Intelligent Services - End-User Control for Intelligent Network Services - Interoperability and Intelligent Networking - Re-Examining the lntelligent Network - Interconnection Values and Issues - Web-Enabled Services for the Intelligent Network - Local Number Portability The Next Steps - IN/AIN Architectural Overview and Standards - Getting Ready to Offer Intelligent Network Services - Future-Proofing LNP Architecture - The Fixed Network's Role in Mobility - Intelligent Networking in the Mobile Environment - Wireless and Wireline Integration: Great Expectations Have They Been Met? - Wireless-Wireline Integration: An Emerging Set of Solutions - Implementing WIN for International Applications - Info on the Go: WIN-Enabling Architecture - IN/IP Convergence in Services Architecture - Advanced Internet Network - The Use of the Intelligent Network in the Internet Protocol Routing Service - IP Voice, Fax, and Video Services and Applications - Integrating VoIP Networks into PSTN Wireless and Wireline - Introduction to IP Telephony - AIN: Mechanized Service Activation

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This collection presents a series of critical case studies that examine specific sites of change and contestation. These cover a range of phenomena including computer gaming cultures, online education, surveillance, and the mutual shaping of digital technologies and civic life.

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Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Part I: IN Basics - Fundamentals of IN and IN Capabilities - Part II: Business Issues and Case Studies - The Business Case for Intelligent Network Platform Investments: Service- Specific Challenges - Delivering High-Value Services to Make a Buck and Save a Buck - Small-Business and Residential Opportunities for IN-Based Services - Intelligent Network Capabilities: Challenges for the Exchange Carrier - A View of Advanced Intelligent Network Wholesaling - Modeling AIN: A User's Perspective - Intelligent Networks: Competitive Advantage - Value-Added Wholesale IN Services: Dipping for Dollars - Mass-Marketing of AIN Services - An AIN Success Story - Part III: IN Architectures and Operations - Optimizing Service Control Point Architectures to Achieve High Throughput with Minimum Response Time - Deployment of TINA Technology on a Pan-European ATM Network - AIN Billing Issues Update - Intelligent networks and TINA Migration and Interworking Issues - Commonality of AIN Across Network Elements - Intelligent Internet: Value-Added Services by Interworking Between Network Technologies - Network Signaling for the Next Generation of IN Platforms - Security Concerns for IN Architectures and Services - AIN Usage Measurements for Billing - The Marriage of Two Challenges: Technical Considerations of Open AIN - A New Paradigm for Network Intelligence: From Bundled to Open and Programmable Systems - Intelligent Peripheral Realization - The Elements and Description of a Number Portability Administration Center Service Management System (NPAC SMS) - Intelligent Peripherals and Service Nodes: Distributed Intelligence for Seamless Service - ATM Network Intelligence at the User's Fingertips - Internet Access to the Intelligent Network - Object-Oriented Realization of a Broadband Intelligent Network Architecture - Enhancing Enterprise Voice Networks with Intelligent Network Technology - Part IV: Interoperability and Local Number Portability Issues - Regulatory and Public Policy Issues Driving Number Portability Deployment - Interoperability: Spanning the Chasm - Local Number Portability: Operations Impact and Architecture - Interoperability and Ubiquity: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? - Wireless Local Number Portability - Unbundling the Network: A Vendor's Perspective - An Interexchange Carrier Perspective on LNP - Portability Outside of the Rate Center (PORC) - Local Number Portability: A Canadian Regulatory Perspective - Local Number Portability: A Service Bureau Approach - Part V: Standards - Current Status of National and International IN Standards and TINA-C - The TIA Wireless Intelligent Network Standards: Drivers, Status, and Synergies - ITU-T IN Standards International Perspective and Standards Convergence - Part VI: Service Development, Applications, and Management - Integrated Wireless and Wireline Services - Java and Its Use on the Motorola Service Node Platform - Third-Party Programming: A New Outlet for Service Creation - Troubleshooting Intelligent Wireline/Wireless Networks - Mobility in an Intelligent Network: How noes Donna Get What She Wants? - Service Management: Overall Context, Business Drivers, and Challenges - AIN Mass-Market Services: Provisioning and Maintenance Issues - Acronym Guide

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Chapter : - Global OSS Summit 2001 Fontainebleau Hilton Resort, Miami Beach, Florida - GLOBAL OSS SUMMIT 2001 - CONFERENCE SCHEDULE - SESSION PROGRAM - Session Presentations Compendium - Session A1 - Session A2 - Session A3 - Session A4 - Session B1 - Session B2 - Session B3 - Session B4 - Session C1 - Session C2 - Session C3 - Session C4 - Session D1 - Session D2 - Session D3 - Session D4 - Session E1 - Session E2 - Session E3 - Session F1 - Session F2 - Session F3 - Session F4 - Acronym Guide

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Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Part I: IN Basics - Fundamentals of IN and IN Capabilities - Part II: Business Issues and Case Studies - The Business Case for Intelligent Network Platform Investments: Service-Specific Challenges - Delivering High-Value Services to Make a Buck and Save a Buck - Small-Business and Residential Opportunities for IN-Based Services - Intelligent Network Capabilities: Challenges for the Exchange Carrier - A View of Advanced Intelligent Network Wholesaling - Modeling AIN: A User's Perspective - Intelligent Networks: Competitive Advantage - Value-Added Wholesale IN Services: Dipping for Dollars - Mass-Marketing of AIN Services - An AIN Success Story - Part III: IN Architectures and Operations - Optimizing Service Control Point Architectures to Achieve High Throughput with Minimum Response Time - Deployment of TINA Technology on a Pan-European ATM Network - AIN Billing Issues Update - Intelligent networks and TINA Migration and Interworking Issues - Commonality of AIN Across Network Elements - Intelligent Internet: Value-Added Services by Interworking Between Network Technologies - Network Signaling for the Next Generation of IN Platforms - Security Concerns for IN Architectures and Services - AIN Usage Measurements for Billing - The Marriage of Two Challenges: Technical Considerations of Open AIN - A New Paradigm for Network Intelligence: From Bundled to Open and Programmable Systems - Intelligent Peripheral Realization - The Elements and Description of a Number Portability Administration Center Service Management System (NPAC SMS) - Intelligent Peripherals and Service Nodes: Distributed Intelligence for Seamless Service - ATM Network Intelligence at the User's Fingertips - Internet Access to the Intelligent Network - Object-Oriented Realization of a Broadband Intelligent Network Architecture - Enhancing Enterprise Voice Networks with Intelligent Network Technology - Part IV: Interoperability and Local Number Portability Issues - Regulatory and Public Policy Issues Driving Number Portability Deployment - Interoperability: Spanning the Chasm - Local Number Portability: Operations Impact and Architecture - Interoperability and Ubiquity: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? - Wireless Local Number Portability - Unbundling the Network: A Vendor's Perspective - An Interexchange Carrier Perspective on LNP - Portability Outside of the Rate Center (PORC) - Local Number Portability: A Canadian Regulatory Perspective - Local Number Portability: A Service Bureau Approach - Part V: Standards - Current Status of National and International IN Standards and TINA-C - The TIA Wireless Intelligent Network Standards: Drivers, Status, and Synergies - ITU-T IN Standards International Perspective and Standards Convergence - Part VI: Service Development, Applications, and Management - Integrated Wireless and Wireline Services - Java and Its Use on the Motorola Service Node Platform - Third-Party Programming: A New Outlet for Service Creation - Troubleshooting Intelligent Wireline/Wireless Networks - Mobility in an Intelligent Network: How noes Donna Get What She Wants? - Service Management: Overall Context, Business Drivers, and Challenges - AIN Mass-Market Services: Provisioning and Maintenance Issues - Acronym Guide

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Contents : - The Future of Digital Subscriber Line Technology: Business Drivers, Strategies, and Markets - About the Author - Acronym Guide - TABLE OF CONTENTS - I. Executive Summary - II. Introduction - III. Technology Basics - IV. Market Drivers: Current Demand for Broadband-Access Technologies - V. Regulatory Issues Impacting DSL Deployment - VI. Technology Hurdles for DSL - VII. DSL Deployments to Date: Lessons Learned - VIII. The DSL Business Case For Various Local Exchange Services - IX. DSL vs. Competing Broadband-Access Technologies - X. Strategies by Service Provider Type - XI. Vendor Profiles - XII. Service Providers - XIII. Conclusions