Table of Contents

• Service Architecture - IntroductionSebastiano Trigila. 1-4
• Video On Demand in an Integrated IN/B-ISDN ScenarioGiovanna De Zen, Lorenzo Faglia. 5-14
• TINA Computational Modelling Concepts and Object Definition LanguageNicolas Mercouroff, Ajeet Parhar. 15-24
• Network Resource Adaptation in the DOLMEN Service MachineMichael P. Evans, Kimmo T. Kettunen, Grahame K. Blackwell, Steven Furnell, Andrew D. Phippen, Stephen Hope, Paul L. Reynolds. 25-34
• A TINA Based Prototype for a Multimedia Multiparty Mobility ServiceJavier Huélamo, Hans Vanderstraeten, Juan Carlos Garcìa, Paolo Coppo, Juan C. Yelmo, George Pavlou. 35-48
• Architecture of Multimedia Service Interworking for Heterogeneous Multi-Carrier ATM NetworkSung Won Sohn, Jongsoo Jang, Chang Suk Oh. 49-60
• Use of WWW Technology for Client/Server Applications in MULTIMEDIATORRamon Martí, Jaime Delgado. 61-68
• An Experimental Open Architecture to Support Multimedia Services Based on CORBA, Java and WWW TechnologiesA. Limongiello, Riccardo Melen, M. Rocuzzo, Vittorio Trecordi, J. Wojtowicz. 69-76
• DAVIC and The Internet Convergence: A Convergence Architecture Using WWW, Java, and CORBATaesang Choi, Eunyoung Son, Kyeong-yeol Yu. 77-83
• Service Engineering - IntroductionThomas Magedanz. 85-86
• Intelligent ATM Networks: Services and Realisation AlternativesHeinrich Hußmann. 87-96
• Goal-Based Filtering of Service InteractionsKristofer Kimbler, Niklas Johansson, Johan Slottner. 97-106
• Intelligent Networks Planning Supported by Software ToolsO. Makhrovskiy, V. Kolpakov, V. Shibanov, Yu. Soloviov, I. Tkachman. 107-115
• Adopting Object Oriented Analysis for Telecommunications Systems DevelopmentDeclan Martin. 117-126
• OSAM Component Model - A Key Concept for the Efficient Design of Future Telecommunication SystemsAggeliki Dede, Spiros Arsenis, Alessandro Tosti, Ferdinando Lucidi, Richard Westerga. 127-136
• Extending OMG Event Service for Integrating Distributed Multimedia ComponentsTin Qian, Roy H. Campbell. 137-144
• STDL as a High-Level Interoperability Concept for Distributed Transaction Processing SystemsErich Newcomer, Hartmut Vogler, Thomas Kunkelmann, Malik Saheb. 145-154
• JAE - A Multi-Agent System with Internet Services AccessAnthony Sang-Bum Park, Axel Küpper, Stefan Leuker. 155-164
• Motivation and Requirements for the AgentSpace: A Framework for Developing Agent Programming SystemsAlberto Silva, Miguel Mira da Silva, José Delgado. 165-175
• Intelligent Networks - IntroductionBerthold F. Koch. 177-178
• Proposal for an IN Switching State Model in an Integrated IN/B-ISDN ScenarioGiovanna De Zen, Lorenzo Faglia, Heinrich Hußmann, Alexander W. van der Vekens. 179-188
• Harmonisation/Integration of B-ISDN and IN (EURESCOM project P506)Jørn Johansen. 189-200
• Intelligent Network Evolution for Supporting MobilityL. Vezzoli, T. Bertchi, A. Markou, John Nelson, Conor Morris. 201-210
• A Generic Service Order Handling Interface for the Cooperative Service Providers in the Deregulating and Competitive Telecommunications EnvironmentYoung Bae Choi, Adrian Tang. 211-218
• From IN toward TINA - Potential Migration StepsU. Herzog, Thomas Magedanz. 219-228
• ROS-to-CORBA Mappings: First Step towards Intelligent Networking using CORBASubrata Mazumdar, Nilo Mitra. 229-240
• Communications Management - IntroductionVincent P. Wade. 241-244
• A Methodology for Developing Integrated Multi-domain Service Management SystemsVincent P. Wade, David Lewis, Mark Sheppard, Michael Tschichholz, Jane Hall. 245-254
• Towards Harmonised Pan-European TMN Customer Care Solutions: Interoperable Trouble Ticketing Management ServiceStefan Covaci, Dan Dragan. 255-262
• Implementing TMN-like Management Services in a TINA Compliant Architecture: A Case Study on Resource Configuration ManagementDavid Griffin, George Pavlou, Thurain Tin. 263-274
• TMN Specifications to Support Inter-Domain Exchange of Accounting, Billing and Charging InformationChris Bleakley, William Donnelly, Arne S. Lindgren, Harri O. Vuorela. 275-282
• Inter-Domain Integration of Services and Service ManagementDavid Lewis, Thanassis Tiropanis, Cliff Redmond, Vincent P. Wade, Alistair McEwan, Ralf Bracht. 283-291
• Domain Interoperability for Federated Connectivity ManagementLennart H. Bjerring, P. Vorm. 293-302
• Towards Integrated Network Management for ATM and SDH Networks Supporting a Global Broadband Connectivity Management ServiceAlex Galis, Carlo Brianza, Crescenzo Leone, Christiam Salvatori, Dieter Gantenbein, Stefan Covaci, George Mykoniatis, Fotis Karayannis. 303-314
• QoS-based Routing Solutions for Hybrid SDH-ATM NetworksCéline Verdier, Magda Chatzaki, Graham Knight, Rong Shi. 315-328
• Static vs. Dynamic CMIP/SNMP Network Management Using CORBALuca Deri, Bela Ban. 329-337
• SNMP and TMN: Aspects of Migration and IntegrationHeiko Dassow, G. Lehr. 339-347
• Managed Objects as Active Objects: A Multithred ApproachRivalino Matias Júnior, Elizabeth Sueli Specialski. 349-358
• Internet - New Inspiration for Telecommunications Management NetworkG. Bogler. 359-367
• Mobility - IntroductionRoberta Gobbi. 369-370
• Towards Global Multimedia MobilityJohn C. Francis, Bernhard Diem. 371-376
• GSM Evolution to an IN Platform: Offering GSM Mobility as an IN ServiceSutha Siva, Laurie G. Cuthbert, Malcolm Read. 377-389
• Integration of Mobility Functions into an Open Service Architecture: The DOLMEN ApproachSergio Palazzo, Miltiades E. Anagnostou, Didoe Prevedourou, Marina Samarotto, Paul L. Reynolds. 391-402
• Consistency Issues in the UMTS Distributed DatabaseEleftherios P. Adamidis, Gary Fleming, Efstathios D. Sykas. 403-414
• Security - IntroductionJaime Delgado. 415-416
• A Security Architecture for TMN Inter-Domain ManagementFrançois Gagnon, Dominique Maillot, Jon Ølnes, Lars Hofseth, Lionel Sacks. 417-426
• Maintaining Integrity in the Context of Intelligent Networks and ServicesVictoria Montón, Keith Ward, Mark Wilby. 427-436
• User Authentication in Mobile Telecommunication Environments Using Voice Biometrics and SmartcardsMartine Lapère, Eric Johnson. 437-443
• Human Factors - IntroductionGérard Lacoste. 445-446
• End User Acceptance of Security Technology for Electronic CommerceDale Whinnett. 447-457
• Personalized Hypermedia Information Provision Through Adaptive and Adaptable System Features: User Modelling, Privacy and Security IssuesJosef Fink, Alfred Kobsa, Jörg Schreck. 459-467
• VRML: Adding 3D to Network ManagementLuca Deri, Dimitrios Manikis. 469-477