Intelligent Network in the Republic of Croatia

  • Slavko Šarić
  • Miroslav Mikula
  • Mladen Begović

Abstract

The introduction of intelligence into the telecommunicationnetwork of Croatia is becoming one of the key elements ofthe future development of the network. The paper describes there-organisation of the telecommunication network in Croatia,the process of creating and managing the intelligent services,the initial situation and the feasible plan of introducing the INconcepts. The paper is concluded with a list of IN services thatare being introduced in the initial phase of the Croatian telecommunicationnetwork.

References

D. Zelenika, G. Kovacevic, V. Vrbanic, F. Pogacnik:

'Telecommunication Network with Intelligent Nodes'.

Eriscsson Nikola Tesla, Revija, 4 (1995)

V. Vrbanic, F. Pogacnik, M. Kunstic, I. Lovrek: 'Implementation of Intelligent Network in Croatian Telecommunication',

YUTEL 96, Ljubljana 1996.

J. M. Duran, J. Visser: 'International Standards for Intelligent

Network'. Communication IEEE, vol. 1, No. 2.,

Feb. 1992.

How to Cite
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Šarić S, Mikula M, Begović M. Intelligent Network in the Republic of Croatia. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.21];9(4):157-61. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/791
Issue
Vol 9 No 4 (1997)
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