The intelligent network learning curve

Author

Maher, A. ; Christensen, B. Eske ; Tebes, J.

Author_Institution

Siemens Public Switching Syst. Inc., Boca Raton, FL, USA

fYear

1988

fDate

28 Nov-1 Dec 1988

Firstpage

316

Abstract

The relationship between ISDN (integrated services digital network) and the IN (intelligent network) is examined. Strategies for introducing the IN into existing networks are evaluated. It is concluded that the level of IN knowledge can be increased to include systematic scenarios and approaches for evaluating the impact of service introductions on existing networks. The relationship of IN to ISDN is shown to be harmonic in that these architectures complement one another and are based on a common transport vehicle, namely common channel signalling no.7 (CCS7). A set of parameters for evaluating the network modification required for the incorporation of IN services is defined

Keywords

ISDN; intelligent networks; signalling (telecommunication networks); CCS7; ISDN; common channel signalling no.7; integrated services digital network; intelligent network learning curve; network modification; service introductions; transport vehicle; Communication industry; Fabrics; ISDN; Industrial relations; Intelligent networks; Manufacturing; Regulators; Switching systems; Telecommunications; Telephony;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Global Telecommunications Conference, 1988, and Exhibition. 'Communications for the Information Age.' Conference Record, GLOBECOM '88., IEEE

Conference_Location

Hollywood, FL

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/GLOCOM.1988.25857

Filename

25857