Intelligence in Services and Networks: Technology for Ubiquitous Telecom Services

Quality of Service.- QoS-based multi-domain routing in public broadband networks.- Optimal distribution of service components.- Accountable and guaranteed services in internet.- A fair Intelligent Network congestion control strategy based on revenue optimisation.- Service management.- ATM services usage metering for accounting and charging.- The EURESCOM P610 Project: Providing a framework, architecture and methodology for multimedia service management.- Offering role mobility in a TINA environment.- Web enabled TMN manager for an international trouble ticketing service.- Agent technology and applications.- Experiences using intelligent agent technologies as a unifying approach to network management, service management and service delivery.- The application of intelligent and mobile agents to network and service management.- ATM network management with distributed transactional agents.- Architecture.- Adaptable and adaptive user interfaces for disabled users in the AVANTI project.- An ATM API for Java.- Integrating TINA into an internet-based services market.- Protocol independent information modelling for a peer-to-peer configuration interface.- Development and deployment of a heterogeneous set of services challenging a TINA-based telecommunication architecture.- Federation in TINA.- Mobility.- Enhancing the TINA architectural framework for personal mobility support.- The role of paging in providing location transparency within cellular systems.- Internet browsing on OSAM platform.- Platforms.- On the usage of standard mobile agent platforms in telecommunication environments.- The ReTINA DPE kernel: A flexible, real-time ORB framework.- Use of transactions in network management applications.- Electronic commerce.- Business and market models of brokerage in network-based commerce.- Dynamic market driven provisioning of services and resources using software agents and electronic chambers of commerce.- An approach to electronic brokerage in TINA environments.-