Synopsis
A new edition of a text written for a first business course in the field of telecommunications. Topics covered include deregulation, the Internet, TCP/IP protocol standards, applications such as e-mail, technical details including data transmission and encoding, the design and operation of telecommunication systems, and how companies manage telecommunication departments. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
From the Back Cover
A helpful reference tool for telecommunications professionals who need to understand more about their industry's concepts and terminology, this easy-to-read, non-technical book presents a complete introduction to the fast-paced world of telecommunications. It covers all facets of the field - including both data and voice communications used by many organizations - and using real-life examples, references and case studies to illustrate the myriad uses of telecommunications today. Provides one of the broadest and deepest studies on the subject, organizing material in a logical, building-block fashion. Offers complete coverage of the ISO-OSI model, examines current, emerging, and traditional technologies, and considers the future issues and applications facing today's telecommunication managers. Presents timely discussions on analog transmission; switched Multimegabit Data Service (SMDS), Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL), and SONET; architecture of the TCP/IP protocol, and widely used LANs. Includes a running case study on Dow Corning and its use of telecommunications.
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