Intelligent Networks: Principles and Applications
- 3h 58m
- John Anderson
- Institution of Engineering and Technology
- 2002
Beginning by outlining the basic principles of Intelligent Networks (IN), this book tracks the application of the IN principle of separation of the service logic for advanced telephony services from the underlying call control infrastructures. The book explains how large public networks are updated to incorporate IN principles for advanced telephony services. This is illustrated using many practical examples which are set against a background of following the ETSI standards within the overall ITU-T framework of recommendations. This book is targeted at postgraduate telecommunication students, or engineers requiring a concise and practical introduction to IN.
About the Author
John Anderson is a freelance consultant in Intelligent Networks and also works at BT Laboratories, Suffolk, as a network interface validation engineer with Conformance Standards Ltd. He also worked for the British Telecom for 30 years and for 10 years was involved with the design, procurement, development and testing of BT’s IN solutions. He also worked on the introduction of BT’s digital network, and more recently worked on the design of the broadband and VoIP intelligence platforms for BT. He is a member of the IEE.
In this Book
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Introduction to intelligent networks
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The foundations of IN
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Signalling Intelligence
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International standards for intelligent networking
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Call party handling
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Distributed Intelligence
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Service examples
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Concluding summary
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References
