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Volume 1 - 1994

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EURESCOM and its Activities

The Intelligent Network of the Deutsche Bundespost Telekom - Implementation and Further Steps -

Authentication and Authorization in the IN

In Rollout Under Open Competition And In Multi-Operator Enviroment, Case Private Telco's In Implementation

Requirements for Service Delivery and Service Assurance Platforms in an Open Systems Based Advanced Intelligent Network

ITU-T IN Recommendations and their Relationship to AIN 0.1/0.2

Protocols for Remote Data Management in Intelligent Networks CS1

CS-1 Refinements And CS-2 Scope

Comments On The Q12xy Series From The Software Engineer's Perspective

An Evolutionary Approach For TMN Management Of Pan-European IN-Based Services

A Study On Essential Functions For Advanced In Service Operation

Service Management For Personalized Services

Rapid Service Deployment: An Operations Perspective

Intelligent Network Implementation Examples

Alcatel's Intelligent Network Product Line

Presentation Of The Intelligent Peripheral Developed By Digital Equipment

An Open Approach To Providing Multimedia Services

The OVOPS Environment For IN Applications

A Rapid Prototype Of INUsing A Production System

Service Creation Environment For IN CS1

Service Modelling For Multi-Party Calls

Telecom Australia's and Ericsson Australia's Experiences Implementing Line Based Services with the IN SIB Concept

UPT Pilot in Telecom Finland

An AIN Deployment & Evolution Study

In Rollout In Taiwan

Service Creation Using The Hewlett-Packard Service Creation Environment

Achieving Platform-Independence Of Service Creation Through The Application-Oriented Parsing Language

Service Creation: The Real Key To Intelligent Network Revenue

Intelligent Network '94 Workshop

Service Independence, Service Components and the Network Resource Model

The Long Term Architecture Challenge

The Platina Distributed Processing Network

Multimedia Services in TINA and RM-ODP

The Establishment Of A Multimedia Session In An In Environment

Some Criteria To Decide The Suitability Of Ain For Introduction Of New Services

A Dynamic Routing System Based on the IN-Architecture

Enhancement Of Public Networks Provides Added Value To Private Networks

Report on the Second International Workshop on Feature Interactions in Telecommunications Software Systems

Analysis Of SLP Interactions And Service Processing In A Distributed Slee

A Feasible Approach To In - In Service Interaction Resolution

Discussing The Complementarity Of Creation Based And Execution Based Solutions To The Feature Interaction Problem

IN Dimensioning: A Key Point for Real Implementation

A Model For Service Switching Point For Dimensioning Of Intelligent Networks

QoS Estimation System for Advanced Telecommunication Services in IN

Distributed Control Architecture Based On In Benchmark

In and Mobile: Security Aspects In The Merging Of Two Worlds

World's Largest Wireless Intelligent Network: Achieving A Personal Win

Alternative UPT Architectures

A Personal Telecommunication Architecture

A User-View Of Services And Network: Formal Specification And Interaction Detection

Pan European IN Reference Architecture

Multiple Points of Control It Can Be Done!

World-Wide Developments in Intelligent Networks: A Market Research Study

The Service Switching Point: Gateway to the Intelligent Network

Analysis and Design of IN Services by Role Modeling

CS-1 Refinements And CS-2 Scope

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Nagaraj, K.
Copyright Year	1994
Description	Author affiliation: Bell-Northern Research (Nagaraj, K.)
Abstract	Intelligent Network (IN) standards are evolving in ITU-T to support today's as well as tomorrow's services with a flexibility not available with existing networks. The main impetus for IN is its ability to assure service transparency in a multi-vendor environment and, at the same time, to provide a flexible platform for network providers to create and introduce new services quickly and easily. The IN standards activity in ITU-T is based on a service-driven approach and the main objective is to ensure that the standards developed today are easily evolvable to address future services and network capabilities. ITU-T completed Capability Set -1 (CS-1) in 1992 which is a subset of IN capabilities and addresses the near-term requirements of both manufacturers and network operators. Currently, ITU-T Study Group (SG) 11 is addressing the issue of refinements to CS-1 to ensure multivendor interoperablity. SG 11 plans to complete CS-1 refinement work by September 1994 in order to approve the revised CS-1 Recommendation in early '95. ETSI SPS-3 recently completed the Core INAP draft standard which addresses some of the refinement issues. ETSI Core INAP is under consideration in ITU-T to augment CS-1 INAP. In North America, Bellcore has developed AIN 0.1/0.2 Generic Requirements which are functionally a subset of CS-1. SG 11 is also developing CS-2 Recommendation and plans to complete CS-2 work by April 1995 in order to approve the CS-2 Recommendation in 2nd half of '95. This presentation reviews the current ITU-T standards and regional requirements, identifies CS-1 refinement issues, and examines the scope and content of CS-2.
File Size	808066
File Format	PDF
DOI	10.1109/INW.1994.729166
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	1994-05-24
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Intelligent networks Refining Electronic mail Standards activities Standards development Manufacturing North America Standardization
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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