Titlebook: Computer Aided Decision Support in Telecommunications; P. G. Flavin,K. A. E. Totton Book 1996 British Telecommunications plc 1996 communic

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A Knowledge-Based System for the Configuration and Pricing of Network Management Systems, constraints are not overlooked. Later, the detailed design generates a range of outputs such as parts lists and cost breakdown. These tasks are laborious and potentially error-prone and thus suited to automation.

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hniques cannotusefully be applied. The quintessence of decision support systems isthat they are designed to assist people in establishing the bestcourse of action in a given situation but not to automate or tellthem prescriptively how to achieve a goal.978-94-010-6524-5978-94-009-0081-3

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Physical Design and Optimization,mation is hidden within these databases and is under-exploited. As Sir John Harvey-Jones says: ‘IT has failed to move from data processing to becoming a key strategic weapon to change businesses in ways to beat the competition. The real value of IT is only realized if you change the way business is done’ [2].

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Physical Design and Optimization, communications networks has accelerated the penetration of the technology. All of this has led to an immense amount of information being brought to the desktop, allowing advanced computer aided support to be provided to decision makers.

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Elena Soriano,José Marco-Contelles of extra data therefore have to be handled. Additionally, changes to the process, the organizational units and particularly the business drivers can impact on the measures chosen for a specific SLA. There is, therefore, a need to:

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