Focuses on both technical and business aspects, reporting on the coming gigabit technology (B-ISDN and ATM) and its implications for network managers and designers, MIS personnel, and CIOs. Makes clear that LAN practitioners can't sit back on skills learned in the 1980s. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

1St, 2nd, and Next Generation Lans (McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications)

Computers & Technology

Minoli, Daniel

Networking & Cloud Computing

McGraw=Hill

An up-to-date overview of the technology used in imaging and imaging communications, primarily for corporate managers who need to assess the potential business advantages of the technology. It explains the technology, standards, and applications that will be the cornerstone of imaging in the 1990s, and provides a foundation for understanding the trends and potential impact of imaging applications in business, education, healthcare, science, and related fields. Acidic paper. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Imaging in Corporate Environments: Technology and Communication (McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications)

Business & Money

A concise, readable guide to using ATM technology, this books explains the technology for networking administrators, analysts, and designers concerned with providing enough bandwidth for their organization's needs. Detailed coverage includes the uses of cell relay in enterprise networks, uses of CRS for video/multimedia applications, ATM/AAL, typical user equipment and availability, and more.

ATM and Cell Relay Service for Corporate Environments (Mcgraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications)

Vitella, Michael

A guidebook to assessing a company's needs and implementing outsourcing in the IS industry. Covers establishing a baseline, determining and documenting service requirements, outlining service and performance goals, and assessing current and future costs. Supplies specific methodologies for benefit analysis, and discusses outsourcing data processing, telecommunications, LAN functions, software development, and technical support. Explains transformational outsourcing as a building block in overall reengineering initiatives. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Analyzing Outsourcing: Reengineering Information and Communication Systems

Management & Leadership

An explanation of the technical considerations, regulatory issues, and market requirements of video delivery, describing digital video architectures, services, protocols, and distribution systems. Discusses the long-term viability of digital video innovations, describes the activities of the major players among telephone carriers moving to video and cable tv providers moving to telephony, and includes a primer on tv and cable technology. For technology developers, planners, carriers, students, and end users Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Video Dialtone Technology: Digital Video over Adsl, Hfc, Fttc, and Atm

An authoritative primer on Internet technolgoy, protocols, and applications, this unique guide is the first to baseline the Internet engineering effort and to define the parameters of the technical environment. It explains the contributing technologies of today's Internet in relatively brief and accessible terms, outlining new directions already emerging, and surveying the imminent technologies which will shortly create an environment quite different from today's "best effort" paradigm.

Internet & Intranet Engineering

Computing McGraw-Hill

While books on marketing and advertising on the Internet abound, practical technical guidance is scarce. This is the first book to provide businesses and entrepreneurs with hands-on, technical advice on building a successful Internet commerce center. Covering all of the vital enabling technology in depth, Internet Commerce explores the four revenue models currently in use: Direct sales and marketing of goods and services; sales of advertising space; charging fees for the content accessible through Web sites; and charging fees for online transactions, searches, or links. The book also discusses technical limitations of electronic commerce over today's Internet, and describes successful applications.

Web Commerce Technology Handbook (McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communication)

Minoli, Emma

Covers the realities of implementation in an incredible technology.

Ethernet-Based Metro Area Networks

JOHNSON, Peter

Certification

McGraw-Hill Professional

MPLS is many things to many people. If you're moving IP voice traffic, it may mean performance gains for you. Daniel Minoli's "Voice Over MPLS" gives you the technical and business lowdown on innovative new solutions for packet-based voice. What does it take to build flexible, high-performance networks with enhanced quality of service? Maybe not as much as you think. Reliable voice services that customers can afford. With VoMPLS, you can deliver the quality associated with VoIP over ATM links without the cost in either bandwidth or equipment. Based on label-switching standards from the IETF and the work of a number of leading companies, "Voice over MPLS" lets you packetize voice without the added overhead of IP encapsulation. It also suppresses periods of silence, freeing up bandwidth for other uses. From one of the most experienced names in telecom technology, "Voice Over MPLS" shows you how to - provide multiple, high-quality services without costly leased lines; deliver low-bandwidth voice over ATM, Frame Relay, or IP; add phone "lines" without adding equipment; solve scaling issues for small- and medium-sized users; obtain consistent call quality without crunching bandwidth; discover ways to protect revenues during deployment; evaluate the potential role of VoMPLS in big-picture convergence; and evaluate VoMPLS's impact on public networks. Here, you find the engineering details you need for Label Switched Paths (LSPs), layers, signaling, CoS (Classes of Service), QoS (Quality of Service), VoMPLS in VPNs (Virtual Private Networks), implementation options, deployment, and more.

Voice Over MPLS : Planning and Designing Networks

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is the high-speed networking technology that promises to speed up bogged down networks with mixed LAN and WAN environments. This book offers a "how to" approach to ATM implementation from the perspective of network specialists responsible for the design, deployment, and day-to-day operation of the ATM-based network. Covers fault management, performance management, configuration management, accounting management, security management, LAN emulation and virtual LANs. For corporate network planners and managers interested in bringing ATM to the organization.

Planning and Managing Atm Networks

Golway, Tom

Smith, Norris Parker

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