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"Volume 2 of TERB 3ed covers the convergence of telephony and data transport, including wireless networks. Now that data is becoming the predominant source of traffic more efficient multiplexing schemes and more flexible control methods are needed in the transport network, such as giving the customer the ability to call for bandwidth on demand. With the development of control methods for switched data services it is now recognised that improved ways to control the transport network are possible and standards initiatives are taking place to establish and improve the network control layer. Detailed explanation of propagation in wireless and optical fibre systems requires a substantial amount of mathematics, also covered in this volume. For each of the math chapters there is an explanation of why the mathematics is important, where it is applied and references to other chapters. * AUTHORITATIVE: All contributors are recognized experts in their field and come from leading institutions. * INTERNATIONAL: In this age of globalization and standardization, special attention has been paid-both topically and authorially--to ensure the broad applicability and relevance of this material. * EXHAUSTIVE: A thorough reference describing the convergence of telephony and data transport, including wireless networks."
"A thorough reference for any telecommunications or networking professional who needs to understand the convergence of telephony, data transfer, and wireless communications, from simple descriptions down to the math."@en
"This book is for any telecommunications-convergence professional who needs to understand the structure of the industry, the structure of telephony networks and services, and the equipment involved. With the growing variety of networks and technologies now on offer it is inevitable that some convergence will take place between different networks, services and products. New VOIP (voice over internet protocol) networks must interwork with traditional networks. For instance, mobile phones can offer data services; wireless broadband connections to laptops will allow VOIP phone calls away from base; users could have the option of 'convergent phones' that can be used on a landline when at home or business, but which can be used as a mobile when on the move, and so on. * AUTHORITATIVE: All contributors are recognized experts in their field and come from leading institutions. * INTERNATIONAL: In this age of globalization and standardization, special attention has been paid-both topically and authorially--to ensure the broad applicability and relevance of this material. * EXHAUSTIVE: A thorough reference covering the structure of the telecommunications industry, telephony networks and services, and equipment."
"This book is for any telecommunications-convergence professional who needs to understand the structure of the industry, the structure of telephony networks and services, and the equipment involved. With the growing variety of networks and technologies now on offer it is inevitable that some convergence will take place between different networks, services and products. New VOIP (voice over internet protocol) networks must interwork with traditional networks. For instance, mobile phones can offer data services; wireless broadband connections to laptops will allow VOIP phone calls away from base; users could have the option of 'convergent phones' that can be used on a landline when at home or business, but which can be used as a mobile when on the move, and so on. * AUTHORITATIVE: All contributors are recognized experts in their field and come from leading institutions. * INTERNATIONAL: In this age of globalization and standardization, special attention has been paid-both topically and authorially--to ensure the broad applicability and relevance of this material. * EXHAUSTIVE: A thorough reference covering the structure of the telecommunications industry, telephony networks and services, and equipment."@en
"This book is for any telecommunications-convergence professional who needs to understand the structure of the industry, the structure of telephony networks and services, and the equipment involved.With the growing variety of networks and technologies now on offer it is inevitable that some convergence will take place between different networks, services and products. New VOIP (voice over internet protocol) networks must interwork with traditional networks. For instance, mobile phones can offer data services; wireless broadband connections to laptops will allow VOIP phone calls away from base; users could have the option of 'convergent phones' that can be used on a landline when at home or business, but which can be used as a mobile when on the move, and so on."

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