Titlebook: Intelligent Broadband Multimedia Networks; Generic Aspects and Syed V. Ahamed,Victor B. Lawrence Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media

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The AT&T View of Intelligent Networks (INs)ave the capacity to introduce several physical and/or logical locations of intelligence in the network. The need, level, and location for the introduced intelligence is flexible and demand-dependent. Newer technologies and services can thus be integrated in the network as they evolve. For example, t

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Intelligent Networks/2 (IN/2)l) and the very flexible concept of service independence were toned down just to be included in IN/1+. A typical example of the architectural overlap is evident from the detailed design of IN/1+ discussed in Chapter 10, “Intelligent Networks/1+ (IN/1+).”

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Advanced Intelligent Networks (AINs)t networks and the AT&T concept (Type-A) and Bellcore concept (Type-B) of intelligent networks (INs). This chapter discusses the more sophisticated INs from a conceptual and functional perspective. These INs can be readily implemented in private networks and the more rapidly evolving arena of intell

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Integrated Medical Systemsg the medical functions of any patient by the medical community using intelligent computer systems. It is our objective to present architectures to demonstrate that machines can enhance the productivity and efficiency of medical environments by confining the procedural steps, bookkeeping functions,