Benefit Evaluation of High-Availability Middleware

Neises, Jürgen

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30225-4_6

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“…During the last 10 years, smooth but steady transition has taken place from the switch-based IN-Architecture described in the previous section to Computer-Telephony Integrated solutions [12], and more recently to the integrated, open IT-based architectures that are being developed and deployed today as highavailability service solutions [26,24], or as distributed service integration and collaboration platforms [20]. The internet has supplanted the ISDN backbone as basis network, and the picture has reversed: cutting edge telecommunication services are being provided on an IP basic infrastructure.…”

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confidence: 99%

Service-Oriented Design: The Roots

Margaria

Steffen

Reitenspieß³

2005

Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2007

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Service-Oriented Design has driven the development of telecommunication infrastructure and applications, in particular the so-called Intelligent Network (IN) Services, since the early 90s. A serviceoriented, feature-based architecture, a corresponding standardization of basic services and applications in real standards, and adequate programming environments enabled flexibilization of services, and dramatically reduced the time to market. Today the current trend toward triple-play services, which blend voice, video, and data on broadband wireline and wireless services builds on this successful experience when reaching for new technological and operational challenges. In this paper, we review our 10 years of experience in service engineering for telecommunication systems from the point of view of Service-Oriented Design then and now.

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Section: The Current Telecommunication Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%