Telecommunications Quality of Service Management: From legacy to emerging services

Hoath, Peter

ISBN 10: 0852964242 / ISBN 13: 9780852964248

Edité par The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2002

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• Titre: Telecommunications Quality of Service Management: From legacy to emerging services
• Éditeur: The Institution of Engineering and Technology
• Date de parution: 2002
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0852964242
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780852964248
• Reliure: Hardback
• État de l'article: Very Good
• Poids: 1061 grammes

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Synopsis

In today's increasingly competitive communications environment, Quality of Service (QoS) is of paramount importance in the battle to win market share. However, the enhanced expectations of customers and the introduction of many new services and technologies makes comprehending and meeting customer requirements a real challenge. Building on the issues covered in Quality of Service in Telecommunications (1997), this book examines the technical, service and human issues that need to be addressed in order to provide a level of QoS that will meet those requirements. One key objective is to increase the reader's understanding of the importance of QoS and to show how the concepts presented can be applied to the reader's own circumstances. The book provides a comprehensive overview of definitions and standards, frameworks and models, network performance, internet, mobile and satellite services, the impact on customers, external drivers, economics, fraud and security and future trends. The authors, established experts in their fields, have wide-ranging experience in both UK and US telecommunications companies, reflecting the global nature of this industry and the universal concept of QoS.

À propos des auteurs

Antony Oodan is a consultant on QoS in telecommunications. He spent 25 years with BT, where he was responsible for network performance measures. Prior to that, he was involved in the development of long life thermionic tubes for special applications, including the transatlantic cable. He is a physics graduate, a Chartered Manager and a Member of the IEEE.

Keith Ward has been Visiting Professor of Telecommunications Business at University College London since January 1992. Prior to that, he spent 44 years with BT, progressing from engineering apprentice to Chief Engineer.

Catherine Savolaine is manager of the Service Performance Assurance Division of AT&T. She is responsible for quality planning and evaluation on service offerings over IP networks and hybrid IP/circuit switched networks. Ms Savolaine gained her BA in mathematics from Grove City College and MS in mathematics from Drexel University.

Dr Mahmoud Daneshmand is Technology Leader, Chief Scientist Organization at AT&T Labs. He is also Affiliate Professor of the School of Technology Management and Adjunct professor of Computer Science at the Stevens Institute of Technology. Dr Daneshmand has a PhD and MA in statistics from UC Berkeley and an MS and BS in mathematics from the University of Tehran.

Peter Hoath is Head of Security at BT Retail. For almost 30 years with BT, he has been involved with network, product and system security and integrity and has represented BT in security forums both in the UK and internationally.