A user-centric approach to service creation and delivery over next generation networks
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| Title: | A user-centric approach to service creation and delivery over next generation networks |
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| Authors: | Yelmo, Juan C.1 jcyelmo@dit.upm.es, del Álamo, José M.1 jmdela@dit.upm.es, Trapero, Rubén1 rubentb@dit.upm.es, Martín, Yod-Samuel samuelm@dit.upm.es |
| Source: | Computer Communications. Feb2011, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p209-222. 14p. |
| Subjects: | Computer users -- Services for, Web 2.0, Computer networks, Service-oriented architecture (Computer science), Telecommunication, Internetworking, Cost effectiveness, Ubiquitous computing |
| Abstract: | Abstract: Next Generation Networks (NGN) provide Telecommunications operators with the possibility to share their resources and infrastructure, facilitate the interoperability with other networks, and simplify and unify the management, operation and maintenance of service offerings, thus enabling the fast and cost-effective creation of new personal, broadband ubiquitous services. Unfortunately, service creation over NGN is far from the success of service creation in the Web, especially when it comes to Web 2.0. This paper presents a novel approach to service creation and delivery, with a platform that opens to non-technically skilled users the possibility to create, manage and share their own convergent (NGN-based and Web-based) services. To this end, the business approach to user-generated services is analyzed and the technological bases supporting the proposal are explained. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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