Title :
Mobility functionality in new generation PABXs
Author_Institution :
Nortel, Mountain View, CA, USA
Abstract :
The demand for wireless services is growing rapidly. The extension of the service into the PCN domain, mostly in buildings and in pedestrian areas further enhances this trend. This trend is not specifically in one geographical area but it is worldwide. It becomes apparent that the platform cannot be built for just one standard for one geographical area. It is also apparent that users demands enhanced service and mobility network applications for their in-building wireless systems. The vision for a platform that will realize protocol independency and be quickly adaptable to new standards, and at the same time provide enhanced service such as mobility networking functions are the challenges facing system architects. This paper discuss the system architecture to achieve protocol independency and the service for mobility networking
Keywords :
cordless telephone systems; indoor radio; mobile communication; mobile radio; personal communication networks; private telephone exchanges; protocols; telecommunication standards; telephone networks; PCN; buildings; enhanced service applications; in-building wireless systems; mobility functionality; mobility networking; new generation PABXs; pedestrian areas; protocol independency; standards; system architecture; wireless services; Asia; Buildings; Communication industry; Communication standards; Europe; Personal communication networks; Picture archiving and communication systems; Protocols; Standards development; Switches;
Conference_Titel :
Universal Personal Communications. 1995. Record., 1995 Fourth IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Tokyo
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-2955-4
DOI :
10.1109/ICUPC.1995.496900
