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"I like the author's table of contents a lot. It flows very well. The way the author presents (what we have today, what is the problem. and what is the solution) gives a comprehensive treatment of the subject.... I would think there is a market for such a book." -- Zheng Wang, Principal Scientist, Broadcom (and author of 2001 MK book, Internet QoS)
"This book would be appealing to a wide range of professional readers...who care about both technical and economic aspects of QoS." -- Angela Chiu, AT&T Labs
"Such a book would be very difficult to write and [this author] is among the few experts having the required competenceis, so the book will have a clear advantaged in the market." -- Adrian Popescu, Blekinge Inst. of Technology, School og Engg., Sweden
"This book would be appealing to a wide range of professional readers...who care about both technical and economic aspects of QoS." -- Angela Chiu, AT&T Labs
"Such a book would be very difficult to write and [this author] is among the few experts having the required competenceis, so the book will have a clear advantaged in the market." -- Adrian Popescu, Blekinge Inst. of Technology, School og Engg., Sweden
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The ONLY book on QoS to discuss economic and regulatory issues in relation to the technical challenges.
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content delivery network, transmission policy, network unavailability, differentiation challenge, maximum latency, mean opinion score, vint cerf, various traffic control schemes, perceivable differentiation, dumb pipers, applicable service agreement, abnormal network conditions, simpler pricing scheme, network delay variation, net neutrality, broadband access providers, packet loss ratio, hard assurance, traffic discrimination, ingress device, traffic management mechanisms, fast reroute, proposed technical approach, connectivity fee, network service quality Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Best Effort, North America, Bell South, Case Study, Denial of Service, Technical Challenges, Case Studies, Frame Relay, The New Technical Approach, Maximum Sustained Traffic Rate, Quality of Service, Regulatory Challenges, Stanford University, Force Majeure, Central Office, Network Packet Delivery, East Asia, Global Crossing, Hub Routers, The New Business Model, Minimum Reserved Traffic Rate, San Francisco Bay Area, Differentiated Services, Scheduled Maintenance Browse Sample Pages:
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content delivery network, transmission policy, network unavailability, differentiation challenge, maximum latency, mean opinion score, vint cerf, various traffic control schemes, perceivable differentiation, dumb pipers, applicable service agreement, abnormal network conditions, simpler pricing scheme, network delay variation, net neutrality, broadband access providers, packet loss ratio, hard assurance, traffic discrimination, ingress device, traffic management mechanisms, fast reroute, proposed technical approach, connectivity fee, network service quality Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Best Effort, North America, Bell South, Case Study, Denial of Service, Technical Challenges, Case Studies, Frame Relay, The New Technical Approach, Maximum Sustained Traffic Rate, Quality of Service, Regulatory Challenges, Stanford University, Force Majeure, Central Office, Network Packet Delivery, East Asia, Global Crossing, Hub Routers, The New Business Model, Minimum Reserved Traffic Rate, San Francisco Bay Area, Differentiated Services, Scheduled Maintenance Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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