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"This book collects papers presented at the Third International Conference on ICT Innovations (ICT2011), covering complexity, uncertainty and scaling issues of real world problems as well as natural phenomena in ecology, medicine and biology."

"This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 18th EUNICE 2012 conference on information and communication technologies, held in Budapest, in August 2012. The 23 oral papers demostrated together with 15 poster presentations were carefully reviewed and selected from 48 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on radio communications, security, management, protocols and performance, algorithms, models, and simulations."

"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 "

"This new book explains how telecommunications networks work. It uses straightforward language supported by copious block-schematic diagrams so that non-engineers and engineers alike can learn about the principles of fixed and mobile telecommunications networks carrying voice and data. The book covers all aspects of today?s networks, including how they are planned, formed and operated, plus next generation networks and how they will be implemented. After an introductory chapter on telephony the book briefly describes all of today?s networks ? PSTN, mobile, cable television, the Internet, etc. ? and considers how they interconnect. Individual chapters then consider the principles, technologies and network structures relating to transmission, circuit switching, signalling and control, data (including voice-over-IP) networks, and mobile networks. The important subject of numbering and addressing for telephony and IP is then covered. The book concludes with a chapter designed to pull everything together, considering architecture, quality of service and performance, operations, network evolution and next generation networks."

"This book covers some of the major issues facing telecommunications network engineers and managers today. Topics covered include network planning for transmission systems, modelling of SDH transport network structures and telecommunications network design and performance modelling, as well as network costs and ROI modelling and QoS in 3G networks. This practical book will prove a valuable resource to network engineers and managers working in today's competitive telecommunications environment."