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More About This Title Service Modelling - Principles and Applications
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Information about customer needs, the technical composition of services, and service performance are fundamental to effective service management. Service modelling is a structured approach to utilizing this information to improve the way services are delivered. Consistent application of service modelling provides the automation of processes and timely access to information.
Service Modelling presents a comprehensive, up-to-date overview of the topic, presented in the context both of business processes, and of requirements stemming from the need to manage network resources. Vilho Raisanen delivers a justification for service modelling, and explains state-of-the-art concepts, frameworks and standards in detail.
Service Modelling:
- Provides a complete and illustrated overview of state-of-the-art concepts for service modelling, covering requirements and frameworks.
- Includes industry initiatives, conceptual frameworks, and the work of standardisation bodies.
- Discusses different modelling approaches, and the positioning of modelling of services in service management and in the wider operational context.
- Sets the modelling framework in the context of business drivers and modelling paradigms.
- Illustrates principles with real-world use cases, providing both fixed Internet and mobile network examples.
- Relates concepts to the work of TeleManagement Forum, giving practical examples throughout.
Service Modelling: Principles and Applications is an invaluable guide to service modelling for telecommunications and data communications professionals, including vendors, operators, consultants, training organizations, service and content providers, system architects and engineers for IP-based services. Educational organizations, advanced undergraduate and graduate students on telecommunications and networking courses will also find this text invaluable.
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Preface.
Abbreviations.
How to Read This Book.
Information About Trademarks and Copyrights.
List of Figures.
List of Tables.
I Background.
1 Introduction.
1.1 Definition of Service Modelling.
1.2 Packet-based Services.
1.3 Emerging Technologies.
1.4 Summary.
1.5 Highlights.
2 Approaches to Modelling.
2.1 Introduction to Modelling.
2.2 Software Engineering Paradigm.
2.3 Object-Oriented Modelling.
2.4 Expert Systems.
2.5 Service-Oriented Architectures.
2.6 Databases.
2.7 Architecture Design.
2.8 Other Modelling Methods.
2.9 Summary.
2.10 Highlights.
3 Industry Initiatives.
3.1 Introduction.
3.2 OMG.
3.3 Business Process Management.
3.4 ITU.
3.5 3GPP.
3.6 TeleManagement Forum.
3.7 IT Service Management Forum.
3.8 Activities Related to Internet Services.
3.9 Other Fora and Viewpoints.
3.10 Summary.
3.11 Highlights.
II Service Modelling Concepts.
4 Requirements for Service Modelling.
4.1 Notation.
4.2 General Requirements and Concerns.
4.3 Technology-related Requirements.
4.4 Process-related Requirements.
4.5 Information Modelling–Related Requirements.
4.6 Stakeholder Type–Specific Requirements and Concerns.
4.7 Summary.
4.8 Highlights.
5 Management Framework.
5.1 Description of the Framework.
5.2 Assumptions about Inter-provider Relations.
5.3 Relation to Existing Frameworks.
5.4 Summary.
5.5 Highlights.
6 Service Framework.
6.1 Introduction.
6.2 Service Quality Framework.
6.3 Security Framework.
6.4 Using of Service Framework in Management Framework.
6.5 End-user Services.
6.6 Summary.
6.7 Highlights.
7 Service Modelling Patterns.
7.1 Modelling Framework.
7.2 Modelling Patterns.
7.3 Notes About Using Service Model Patterns.
7.4 Relationship to Existing Models.
7.5 Summary.
7.6 Highlights.
III Use Cases.
8 DiffServ Network Example.
8.1 Introduction.
8.2 Description.
8.3 Service Framework.
8.4 Service Model.
8.5 Link to Service Management.
8.6 Summary.
8.7 Highlights.
9 Mobile Network Example.
9.1 Introduction.
9.2 Description.
9.3 Service Framework.
9.4 Service Model.
9.5 Link to Service Management.
9.6 Summary.
9.7 Highlights.
10 Distributed Network Example.
10.1 Introduction.
10.2 Description.
10.3 Service Framework.
10.4 Service Model.
10.5 Link to Service Management.
10.6 Summary.
10.7 Highlights.
IV Summary.
11 Summary.
11.1 Issues for the Future.
V Appendices.
A 3GPP Bearer Concepts.
B DiffServ SLA Concepts.
Bibliography.
Index.
