An open architecture for next-generation telecommunication services | Zendy

Gregory W. Bond | Zendy; Eric Cheung | Zendy; K. Hal Purdy | Zendy; Pamela Zave | Zendy; J. Christopher Ramming | Zendy

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An open architecture for next-generation telecommunication services

Author(s) -

Gregory W. Bond,

Eric Cheung,

K. Hal Purdy,

Pamela Zave,

J. Christopher Ramming

Publication year - 2004

Publication title -

acm transactions on internet technology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.667

H-Index - 56

eISSN - 1557-6051

pISSN - 1533-5399

DOI - 10.1145/967030.967034

Subject(s) - computer science , interoperability , feature (linguistics) , telecommunications , architecture , telecommunications service , computer network , world wide web , art , philosophy , linguistics , visual arts

An open (in the sense of extensible and programmable) architecture for IP telecommunications must be based on a comprehensive strategy for managing feature interaction. We describe our experience with BoxOS, an IP telecommunication platform that implements the DFC technology for feature composition. We present solutions to problems, common to all efforts in IP telecommunications, of feature distribution, interoperability, and media management. We also explain how BoxOS addresses many deficiencies in SIP, including how BoxOS can be used as a SIP application server.

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