Understanding Emerging Network Services, Pricing, and Regulation

Using simple, nontechnical language, this practical guide explains the often complicated process of building private networks and using special facilities from local and interexchange telephone companies. Concrete, real-life examples are presented that will benefit anyone charged with charting and implementing corporate telecommunications plans or information technology policy.

Leo A. Wrobel has more than two decades of experience in emerging network technology, disaster recovery planning, and technical training. Wrobel, a nationally renowned technical futurist, has been President and CEO of the Dallas-based telecommunications firm, Premiere Network Services Inc., since 1986.
Active author and lecturer, Wrobel has published over nine books and dozens of trade articles on a variety of technical subjects including such noteworthy works as the following: "Managing Emerging Technologies for Strategic Advantage" (Computer Economics)"Writing Disaster Recovery Plans for Telecom & LANs" (Artech House)"Disaster Recovery Planning for Telecommunications" (Artech House)"Implementing a Successful Telecommunications Disaster Recover Plan" (Computer Economics)"Business Resumption Planning" (Computer Economics)"Understanding Emerging Network Services, Pricing and Regulation" (Artech House)