Maintaining telephone switching software requirements

Bredereke, Jan

doi:10.1109/mcom.2002.1047001

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“…In particular, new architectures have been designed for telecommunications systems in order to facilitate the addition of a new service. [5] or [13] present such approaches, useful for designing and implementing new services but not to found rigorous interaction detection methods. [23] gives a general framework to systematically combine services together.…”

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Feature Specification and Static Analysis for Interaction Resolution

Aiguier

Berkani

Gall

2006

FM 2006: Formal Methods

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While designing a service-oriented system, deciding whether a service interaction is desired or harmful is a subjective choice which depends on the requirements expressed by the user with respect to the service integration. In this paper, we define both a formalism and a methodology which, respectively, allow us to automatically analyse interactions based on specification consistency. For the latter (i.e. the methodology), we take advantage of both specifier expertise and formal methods.

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“…This is precisely the main goal of the present paper. 2. its syntax is very simple up to some syntactical sugar 5 . Hence, specifications are made readable for the expert what will ease his(her) choices to circumvent inconsistencies.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Feature Specification and Static Analysis for Interaction Resolution

Aiguier

Berkani

Gall

2006

FM 2006: Formal Methods

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“…A substantial number of sophisticated VoIP features are available; advanced IP telephony calling and management, videoconferencing, call hunting or advanced call forwarding, email, fax, and voicemail, which are changing VoIP scene remarkably [1][2] [3]. Telegeography and Marketresearch.com predicted that more This work was supported by National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), Thailand.…”

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Factors influencing the intention to use VoIP service by consumers in Thailand

Kasikitsakunphon

Vanijja

2013

2013 International Conference on ICT Convergence (ICTC)

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This paper focuses on investigating what and how technology-specific factors affect consumers' intention to use VoIP services. Finding factors that influence the consumers' perception becomes a hot issue in telecommunication research field especially for VoIP service providers and regulators who have been exploring the various approaches to attract consumers' intention and get they use the services. Attempting to meet a pragmatic need and constituting a challenge to the VoIP service providers and regulators, an exploratory research was undertaken to determine factors based upon the performance concept of Quality of Service in ITU.T E.800 and hot issues that were believed to influence the VoIP service adoption. After extensive exploratory research, two basic quality factors: call quality, connection quality and two additional features: mobility and interoperability; of VoIP service were brought forward to analyze and hypothesized as the antecedents of consumers' perception which subsequently affect an intention to adopt the service. Using 'Technology Acceptance Model', the relationship and the magnitude of the affect between the investigative factors and the model's constructs were explicitly demonstrated. The results of the study shown that "Call Quality", "Connection Quality", "Interoperability", and "Mobility", in sequence, had the most significant effects on intention to use VoIP service. From the proposed model, voice and connection quality could explain the changes of perceived usefulness meanwhile, connection, mobility and interoperability could explain the changes in ease of use perception by 25% and 37%, sequentially. In making the decision, Perceived Usefulness was more important than Perceived Ease of Use. Finally, both users' perception and their attitudes had a strong influence (65%) to users' intention in adopting the VoIP services. Since this work concentrates more directly on the technical attributes of VoIP services rather than broader issues, service providers and regulators can gain more benefit from research results in developing their service and system performance to satisfy large different levels of consumer acceptance.

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On Feature Orientation and on Requirements Encapsulation Using Families of Requirements

Bredereke

2004

Objects, Agents, and Features

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Maintaining telephone switching software requirements

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Feature Specification and Static Analysis for Interaction Resolution

Feature Specification and Static Analysis for Interaction Resolution

Factors influencing the intention to use VoIP service by consumers in Thailand

On Feature Orientation and on Requirements Encapsulation Using Families of Requirements

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