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IMS service enhancement layer: A quantitative value proposition

Hu et al., 2007

Document ID
17613268301757878305
Author
Hu Y
Mukhopadhyay A
Sayeed Z
Urrutia‐Valdés C
El‐Sayed M
Publication year
Publication venue
Bell Labs Technical Journal

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A key advantage of the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is that it promotes the development of innovative multimedia services. Alcatel‐Lucent's service enhancement layer is an improvement to the standard IMS core implementation, having functional elements for …
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