Towards a Pan-European Telecommunication Service Infrastructure - IS&N '94: Second International Conference on Intelligence in Broadband Services and ... Germany, September 7 - 9, 1994. Proceedings

by Hans-Jürgen Kugler (Editor)

The context of IS&N.- Standards for integrated services and networks.- Industrial requirements on a Service Creation Environment.- Defining and structuring service requirements on the IN in order to evaluate IN architecture initiatives.- Service engineering versus software engineering.- Integration of adaptations for people with special needs.- Surveillance and protection in IBC management.- User interfaces and their implications for future services.- Metaphors and layers of The consequences for advanced user service interfaces.- Graphical user interface style guide for mobile communication services.- Advanced videocommunications with stereoscopy and individual perspectives.- Hypermedia applications for distance education and training.- Component models and service creation.- Future communication networks - What (public) service providers should provide.- Modelling services in the portfolio from a service provisioning perspective.- Enhanced IN for personal communications.- A component theory for telecommunication architectures.- Building dedicated service creation environments for reuse based production.- TMN implementation issues.- Management of optical SNMP agents enabling TMN.- Requirements of inter-domain management and their implications for TMN architecture and implementation.- Security requirements of the TMN X-interface within end-to-end service management of virtual private networks.- High-level access APIs in the OSIMIS TMN Harnessing and hiding.- Services and services management.- User requirements for advanced communication services.- Personal communications - What is beyond radio?.- Service provisioning in a multi-provider environment.- Application of TINA-C Architecture to management services.- An evolutionary approach for TMN management of IN services.- The use of TMN as an architectural framework for value added services management.- End-to-end service management with multiple providers.- Beyond IN.- Personal communication - Network aspects and implementations.- A service creation environment for a future intelligent network.- Providing services in a World of IBC An architectural approach.- Service specification concepts in TINA-C.- Application of distributed techniques to the modelling of in architectures and support of service execution.- Distributed transaction processing in the IBC.- Methods and tools.- Formalisation of properties for feature interaction Experience in a real-life situation.- Development of Telecommunications Management systems using OO methods and CASE tool support.- A Decision Support system for assurance of Quality of Service in Intelligent Network service provisioning.- Formal description of OSI management information structure as a prerequisite for formal specifications of TMN interfaces.- Specification and design of TMN systems.- Structuring principles for Total Quality Management in IBCN.- Service/resource discovery and allocation.- Specifying pan-European Management systems.- Computational modelling - UPT split charging management case.- Scenarios.- Security in use and management of VPN - A banking scenario.- SAMSON, Security Management in a health care Scenario.- IN service security and service management security and their relationships - Using UPT as a case study.- Architectures and methods.- A service-driven vision of integrated broadband The OSA approach.- Concepts for a flexible service architecture.- A comparison of the PRISM and OMNI-point methodologies for the specification of management systems.- Formal methods & service specification.- Achieving a Pan-European service infrastructure.

604 pages, Paperback

First published September 29, 1994