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Applying Service Engineering Principles to TMN Systems

Applying Service Engineering Principles to TMN Systems
Applying Service Engineering Principles to TMN Systems
Recent work in distributed and telecommunication systems has become increasingly oriented towards applications in a global open market in telecommunications services, as the effects of liberalisation take hold. The areas of network and service management will be essential to competitiveness in this market, however the technologies and system development techniques widely used today (i.e. SNMP and CMIP) were conceived to address the needs of large corporate data networks and monolithic public telecommunication networks. How these technologies and techniques can be applied to management in an open market environment is not currently well defined. This paper describes some of the work of the RACE II PROJECT PREPARE in its application of ITU-T TMN recommendations to management solutions in an open services environment. In particular it describes the engineering approach taken to developing TMN systems in an attempt to tailor them to such an environment.
3-8007-2201
265-266
VDE Verlag
Lewis, David
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Tiropanis, Thanassis
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Shi, Rong
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Richter, Alexander
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Lewis, David
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Shi, Rong
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Lewis, David, Tiropanis, Thanassis, Shi, Rong and Richter, Alexander (1996) Applying Service Engineering Principles to TMN Systems. In Proceedings of the Telecommunications Information Networking Conference 1996, TINA '96, Heidelberg, Germany, October 1996. VDE Verlag. pp. 265-266 .

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Recent work in distributed and telecommunication systems has become increasingly oriented towards applications in a global open market in telecommunications services, as the effects of liberalisation take hold. The areas of network and service management will be essential to competitiveness in this market, however the technologies and system development techniques widely used today (i.e. SNMP and CMIP) were conceived to address the needs of large corporate data networks and monolithic public telecommunication networks. How these technologies and techniques can be applied to management in an open market environment is not currently well defined. This paper describes some of the work of the RACE II PROJECT PREPARE in its application of ITU-T TMN recommendations to management solutions in an open services environment. In particular it describes the engineering approach taken to developing TMN systems in an attempt to tailor them to such an environment.

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Published date: 1996
Organisations: Web & Internet Science

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Local EPrints ID: 265101
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/265101
ISBN: 3-8007-2201
PURE UUID: 7f81e06f-59c0-4963-8cc4-794bedd49e79
ORCID for Thanassis Tiropanis: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-6195-2852

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Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 03:31

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Author: David Lewis
Author: Thanassis Tiropanis ORCID iD
Author: Rong Shi
Author: Alexander Richter

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