• The Essential Guide to Telecommunications

The Essential Guide to Telecommunications

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Annotation The essential guide for all non-technical telecom users -- now completely updated!-- Extensive new coverage of optical networking, globalization, digital convergence, speech recognition, and 3G networking.-- Reader-friendly coverage! Internet, IP networking, wireless, xDSL, cable modems, ATM, frame relay, SONET, DWDM, and more!Every business decision-maker needs to understand telecommunications: its costs, risks, and breakthrough opportunities for competitive advantage. With The Essential Guide to Telecommunications, Third Edition you can -- even if you have no technical background at all. Leading consultant Annabel Z. Dodd covers all the fundamental concepts you need to understand the industry, and make smarter buying decisions. This new Third Edition has been updated with up to the minute coverage of today's most critical issues, including the rapid globalization of telecommunications, breakthrough optical networking technologies, the latest progress towards digital convergence, speech recognition, next-generation 3G wireless networks, and much more. Dodd covers the powerful new roles played by IP networking in telephony, streaming media, and the state-of-the-art in computer-telephony integration, PBXs, Automatic Call Distributors and other call center technology. Along the way, you'll master all the basics of telecommunications, including: the differences between analog and digital signals; what bandwidth is; why protocols and architectures matter;

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780130142955
ISBN-10: 0130142956
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 2000
Edition description: Second Edition
Pages: 365
Product dimensions: Height: 9.17321 Inches, Length: 6.92912 Inches, Weight: 1.56969130544 Pounds, Width: 0.98425 Inches
Author: Annabel Z. Dodd
Language: en
Binding: Paperback

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