About the Book
Information and Solutions for Today's
Telecommunications Systems
Regardless of your industry, you’ll
find James Harry Green’s The Irwin Handbook of Telecommunications Management,
Third Edition an authoritative how-to solutions manual for every telecommunications
management question. Now comprehensively revised and updated, this classic
resource provides hands-on techniques for understanding today's major technological
changes -- and incorporating them into your organization's telecom strategy.
Covering the entire spectrum of 21st century telecommunications, the Handbook
makes it easy to locate, understand, and implement:
* Long-range planning, feasibility
analysis, and forecasting
* The selection and management of
telecom equipment and services, writing and evaluating responses to RFPs,
managing long distance services, and more
* Management of a telecom facility
-- including PBX and key telephone equipment, automatic call distributors,
voice processing equipment, local area networks and Internets, wide area
networks, convergence, and video and audio conferencing equipment
* Specific techniques for effective
cost containment
* Telecommunications operations --
from fraud and disaster prevention to project management, quality control,
security and more
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Table of Contents
Part I: Principles of Telecommunications
Systems.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Telecommunications.
Chapter 2: Voice Transmission Principles.
Chapter 3: Data Communication Systems.
Chapter 4: Data Communications Protocols.
Chapter 5: Pulse Code Modulation.
Chapter 6: Outside Plant.
Chapter 7: Structured Wiring Systems.
Part II: Switching Systems.
Chapter 8: Circuit Switched Network
Systems.
Chapter 9: Local Switching Systems.
Chapter 10: Tandem Switching Systems.
Chapter 11: Signaling Systems.
Chapter 12: Common Equipment.
Part III: Transmission Systems.
Chapter 13: Lightwave Communications.
Chapter 14: Microwave Radio Systems.
Chapter 15: Satellite Communications.
Chapter 16: Mobile and Cellular Radio
Systems.
Chapter 17: Wireless Communications
Systems.
Chapter 18: Video Systems.
Part IV: Customer Premises Equipment.
Chapter 19: Station Equipment.
Chapter 20: Key Telephone Systems.
Chapter 21: Private Branch Exchanges.
Chapter 22: Automatic Call Distribution
Equipment.
Chapter 23: Computer Telephone Integration.
Chapter 24: Voice-Processing Systems.
Chapter 25: Centrex Systems.
Chapter 26: Electronic Messaging Systems.
Chapter 27: Facsimile Systems.
Part V: Telecommunication Networks.
Chapter 28: The Integrated Services
Digital Network.
Chapter 29: Local Area Network Principles.
Chapter 30: Local Area Network Equipment.
Chapter 31: Wide Area Data Networks.
Chapter 32: Broadband Networks.
Chapter 33: Internetworking.
Chapter 34: Enterprise Networks.
Chapter 35: Network Design Principles.
Chapter 36: Network Testing Principles.
Chapter 37: Network Management.
Chapter 38: Future Developments in
Telecommunications.
Appendix A: Principles of Electricity
Applied to Telecommunications.
Appendix B: Principal Voice and Data
Standards of the International Telecommunications Union.
Appendix C: Telecommunications Manufacturers
and Vendors.
Appendix D: Sources of Additional
Technical Information: Standards Institutions, Trade Associations, and
Trade Publications.
Appendix E: Network Design Tables.
Appendix F: Domestic and International
Dialing Codes.
Appendix G: Telecommunications Acronym
Dictionary. |