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On the personal communications impacts on multimedia teleservices

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The development of broadband networks and especially the design of emerging multimedia applications on top of these networks have to recognize a major trend in telecommunications: the evolution towards personal mobility and personalized communications. This paper gives an overview of the required capabilities for supporting user mobility and enhanced call management in future multimedia broadband environments. It introduces a generic Personal Communications Support System (PCSS) based on state-of-the-art management system technology, which integrates X.500 directory and X.700 management standards. The description of the PCSS includes a preliminary generic service user profile, which contains besides general user data user-specific location information and sophisticated communication control attributes for any communication services. Access to the profile data for both, user profile management and control of any multimedia communications applications will be realized via uniform management application programming interfaces.

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Abbreviations

CD:

Conference Directory

CF:

Call Forwarding (unconditional)

CFBY:

Call Forwarding on Busy

CFDA:

Call Forwarding on Don't Answer

CIA:

Conference Interface Agent

CM:

Conference Manager

CRA:

Customer Recorded Announcements

DIT:

Directory Information Tree

IDMIS:

Inter-Domain Management Information Service

IB:

Invitation Broker

IN:

Intelligent Network

MM:

Multimedia

MMC:

Multimedia Collaboration Service

MMM:

Multimedia Mail Service

PNP:

Private Numbering Plan

PCSS:

Personal Communication Support System

PSCS:

Personal Services Communication Space

PTN:

Private Telecommunication Network

UPT:

Universal Personal Telecommunications

TMN:

Telecommunications Management Network

X.500:

OSI Directory System

X.700:

OSI Management System

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Eckardt, T., Magedanz, T. (1994). On the personal communications impacts on multimedia teleservices. In: Steinmetz, R. (eds) Multimedia: Advanced Teleservices and High-Speed Communication Architectures. IWACA 1994. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 868. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-58494-3_36

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