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This textbook characterizes the economics of telecommunication
services from an engineering perspective. The authors bring out the
fundamental drivers of the industry and characterize networks from
a graph theoretic perspective, including random, small world, and
scale free networks. The authors relate the topology of a
telecommunication network using circuit and packet switched
architectures to throughput and other performance parameters. The
pricing model proposed in this book is based on the cost of
displaced opportunity as opposed to the cost of the elements of the
network engaged in delivering a service. The displaced opportunity
is characterized by the revenue associated with the service that
the network could have alternatively delivered most efficiently
using an identical level of resources. The book addresses other
topics such as regulation in legacy networks, and net neutrality.
Finally, the book introduces the application of game theory in a
multi-vendor, multi-services competitive marketplace. The book aims
to bridge the gap between the science of economics as practiced by
economists and practice of pricing from a telecommunication
engineer's perspective. This book is suitable for use by senior
undergraduate or graduate students of telecommunication engineering
or researchers and practitioners in telecommunication engineering.
The volume contains 75 papers presented at International Conference
on Communication and Networks (COMNET 2015) held during February
19-20, 2016 at Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA), Ahmedabad,
India and organized by Computer Society of India (CSI), Ahmedabad
Chapter, Division IV and Association of Computing Machinery (ACM),
Ahmedabad Chapter. The book aims to provide a forum to researchers
to propose theory and technology on the networks and services,
share their experience in IT and telecommunications industries and
to discuss future management solutions for communication systems,
networks and services. It comprises of original contributions from
researchers describing their original, unpublished, research
contribution. The papers are mainly from 4 areas - Security,
Management and Control, Protocol and Deployment, and Applications.
The topics covered in the book are newly emerging algorithms,
communication systems, network standards, services, and
applications.
This textbook characterizes the economics of telecommunication
services from an engineering perspective. The authors bring out the
fundamental drivers of the industry and characterize networks from
a graph theoretic perspective, including random, small world, and
scale free networks. The authors relate the topology of a
telecommunication network using circuit and packet switched
architectures to throughput and other performance parameters. The
pricing model proposed in this book is based on the cost of
displaced opportunity as opposed to the cost of the elements of the
network engaged in delivering a service. The displaced opportunity
is characterized by the revenue associated with the service that
the network could have alternatively delivered most efficiently
using an identical level of resources. The book addresses other
topics such as regulation in legacy networks, and net neutrality.
Finally, the book introduces the application of game theory in a
multi-vendor, multi-services competitive marketplace. The book aims
to bridge the gap between the science of economics as practiced by
economists and practice of pricing from a telecommunication
engineer's perspective. This book is suitable for use by senior
undergraduate or graduate students of telecommunication engineering
or researchers and practitioners in telecommunication engineering.
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