Agent Technology for Communication Infrastructures

Alex L. G. Hayzelden is the editor of Agent Technology for Communication Infrastructures, published by Wiley. Rachel A. Bourne is the editor of Agent Technology for Communication Infrastructures, published by Wiley.

Agent Technology for Communications Infrastructure: An Introduction An Agent-based Platform for Next-Generation IN Services Java Framework for Negotiating Management Agents Adaptive QoS Management via Multiple Collaborative Agents Agent-Mediated Trading: Intelligent Agents and E-Business Distributed Control of Connection Admission to a Telecommunications Network: Security Issues Secure Payments within an Agent-Based Personal Travel Market Multi-Agent Solution for Virtual Home Environment Virtual Home Environments to Be Negotiated by a Multi-Agent System Self-Adaptation for Performance Optimisation in an Agent-Based Information System Flexible Decentralised Control of Connection Admission Low-Level Control of Network Elements from an Agent Platform A Multi-Agent Approach to Dynamic Virtual Path Management in ATM Networks A Multi-Agent Approach for Channel Allocation in Cellular Networks Predicting Quality-of-Service for Nomadic Applications Using Intelligent Agents Implementation of Mobile Agents for WDM Network Management: The POPTIMA Perspective How to Move Mobile Agents Market-Based Call Routing in Telecommunications Networks Using Adaptive Pricing and Real Bidding IN Load Control Algorithms for Market-Based Multi-Agent Victor - Proactive Fault Tracking and Resolution in Broadband Networks Using Collaborative Intelligent Agents Efficient Means of Resource Discovery Using Agents Evolving Routing Algorithms with Genetic Programming Index