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245	1		_aSystem engineering for MIS networks / _cArun Handa.
100			_aHanda, Arun
260			_aBurlington, MA : _bElsevier Inc., _c2009.
300			_axix. 318 p.:
300			_a24cm
500			_aIncludes index
020			_a978-0-7506-8388-3
650			_aComputer networks _xManagement
650			_aMultimedia systems
650			_aInternet Protocol multimedia subsystem
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505			_a1 Introduction to -- 2 Basics of Wireless Networks -- 3 Basics of IP Networks -- 4 The IMS related protocols -- 5 Principles of Operation -- 6 Putting it all together -- 7 Services delivered by IMS -- 8 The Promise of Convergence -- 9 Implementing IMS Functional Elements -- 10 Future Directions for IMS -- Appendix A: Performance of IMS Networks -- References and Further Reading
520			_aThe IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is the foundation architecture for the next generation of mobile phones, wireless-enabled PDAs, PCs, and so on, delivering multimedia content (audio, video, text, etc.) over all types of networks. It is essential for network engineers/administrators and telecommunications engineers to not only understand IMS architecture but to also be able to apply it at every stage of the network design process. This book will contain pragmatic information on how to engineer IMS networks as well as an applications oriented approach, for engineering and networking professionals who are responsible for making IMS "play" in the real world. * Describes the convergence of wireless IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) with other networks, including wireline and cable. Discusses building interfaces for end users and IMS applications servers. Explores network management issues with IMS
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