DocumentCode
2891716
Title
Architectural impact of new services in a mobile network
Author
Claudy, Wolrad
Author_Institution
DSC Commun. GmbH, Germany
fYear
1998
fDate
10-13 May 1998
Firstpage
246
Lastpage
258
Abstract
Stand-alone signalling transfer points (STP) build the foundation of open and flexible intelligent networks, providing a necessary separation of the voice and signalling network. In the classical ITU approach for network design a functional split in service switching point (SSP), signalling transfer point (STP) and service control point (SCP) is recommended. The introduction of new mobility services, number portability, UMTS, CAMEL, fixed-mobile convergence and additional interconnections to other networks are creating new challenges for the design of signalling networks. A new network concept with a new generation of C7 processing machines is required. Rather than a functional split, traffic and service separation will ensure more efficient and secure networks in the future
Keywords
intelligent networks; mobile communication; telecommunication services; telecommunication signalling; C7 networks; C7 processing machines; CAMEL; UMTS; architectural impact; fixed-mobile convergence; intelligent networks; mobile network; mobility services; network design; number portability; service control point; service switching point; signalling networks; signalling transfer points; Intelligent networks; Process planning; Project management; Signal design; Signal processing; Strategic planning; Technology management; Technology planning; Telecommunication network management; Telecommunication switching;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Intelligent Network Workshop, 1998. IN '98. Proceedings., 7th IEEE
Conference_Location
Bordeaux
Print_ISBN
0-7803-4905-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/INW.1998.713276
Filename
713276
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