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Dependability Issues in Smart Networksowards smarter and more autonomous networks? The objective of the paper is to discuss some dependability issues in the context of these networks and to pinpoint some challenges. As an introduction, a brief review of dependability concepts is given. Next the following issues are discussed: a) strateg

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Service Feature Interactionwork operators and service providers. Classical telephony has gained a new momentum through the Intelligent Network initiative. The popularity of internet based communications and of mobile systems has brought new business opportunities. There is, nevertheless, a ransom for the success of telecommun

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Voice Services for PSTN and IP Networksis minimal. That means it is easily applicable for ISP’s and LEC’s. With this system the called party is called with his original PSTN phone number. The call is also roamable so that the called party can be reached independent of his location, of VoIP terminal or even of his ISP’s. The administratio

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expensive Open Distributed Service Platformxtend capabilities of existing ones. The experimental platform presented is based on standard industrial hardware and software components. A hypothetical case study illustrates the versatility of the various interfaces provided by the platform.