Conference Paper (published)

Goals and Conflicts in Telephony

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Turner KJ & Campbell GA (2009) Goals and Conflicts in Telephony. In: Nakamura M & Reiff-Marganiec S (eds.) Feature interactions in software and communication systems X. ICFI 2009 - Tenth International Conference on Feature Interactions in Telecommunications and Software Systems, University of Lisbon, Portugal, 11.06.2009-12.06.2009. Amsterdam, Netherlands: IOS Press, pp. 3-18.

Abstract
Goals are abstract, user-oriented objectives for how a system should behave. To be made operational, they are refined into lower-level policies that are executed dynamically. It is explained how previous work on policy-based management has been enhanced with a separate goal system that allows goals to be specified, analysed, refined, and achieved. It is shown how conflicts can arise at several levels among goals, and how these conflicts are detected and handled. Although the approach is general, it is illustrated through an application to Internet telephony.

Keywords
Call Control; Goal; Goal Conflict; Goal Refinement; Policy-Based Management

StatusPublished
Publication date30/06/2009
Publication date online11/06/2009
Related URLshttp://www27.cs.kobe-u.ac.jp/wiki/icfi/index.php?FrontPage
PublisherIOS Press
Place of publicationAmsterdam, Netherlands
ISBN978-1607500148
ConferenceICFI 2009 - Tenth International Conference on Feature Interactions in Telecommunications and Software Systems
Conference locationUniversity of Lisbon, Portugal
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Professor KEN Turner

Professor KEN Turner

Emeritus Professor, Computing Science