Manage service across "networks of networks" 
 Telecommunications Internetworking delivers the information you need to be a player in today's and tomorrow's internetworked telecom -- the quickly evolving field, where technology and economics are inextricably linked. This unique, first-of-its-kind resource gives you both in-depth technical explanations and prescient business forecasts, in everyday language. Writing with the expertise of both an electrical engineer and a communications industry executive, author P. J. Louis explains the technology behind networks, from the intricate technical steps involved in a common landline phone call to the practicalities of linking all types of systems. Along with an understanding of PCS/cellular, paging, satellite, Internet/LANs/WANs, SS7, and cabling technologies, you’ll gain the insight and confidence you need to: 
 * Design telecom networks of enduring value Base business decisions on a savvy overview of technologies, their interrelationships, and their futures * Position your network advantageously for connectivity, access, seamlessness, convergence, and artificial intelligence * Link networks using the most farsighted technical options * Evaluate networks' potentials and roles as telecom providers * Discover money-making services that networks can provide not only to consumers, but also to each other * Gain a farsighted view of intelligent networking and other emerging technologies * Anticipate technical changes that will affect future network success

Telecommunications Internetworking: Delivering Services Across the Networks

Computers & Technology

Louis, P.J.

Certification

McGraw-Hill Professional

The past, present, and future of wireless telecom technology - explained in one volume
The convergence of current cellular and PC voice networks with the new wireless networks means anyone working in the telecommunications industry (or interested in

M-Commerce Crash Course: The Technology and Business of Next Generation Internet Services

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Survival Guide to Understanding - and Profiting From - Broadband! Get the right answers for smart broadband decision making- from financial, management and marketing to equipment, applications, and protocols. Broadband Crash Course examines broadband delivery in terms of markets and business opportunities. Writing with the surety and thoroughness of a telecom insider and business executive, P.J. Louis clearly and painlessly demonstrates how broadband services are delivered over today's complex telecommunications infrastructure, minus the heavy-duty math. This one-of-a-kind guide is your chance to learn about: 
 * Service bundling (voice, Internet access, e-mail, etc.) across all major network types (wireless, IP, cable, satellite, LANs, etc.) * Benefits of wireline and wireless broadband technologies * Service bundling and provisioning across the wireline and wireless broadband networks * The Local Loop and its future * Coaxing more applications from the technologies you've got * Business models that have proven themselves in the real world * 3G wireless, the wireless Internet, softswitching, M-commerce: how will they affect your business?

Broadband Crash Course

Computer Science

Across the Networks: Network Interconnection and Convergence

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Apdg Pub

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