ITU sets new interoperability standards
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has approved a new set of standards that should enable communications companies...
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The requirements written into the fourth version of the Intelligent Network Capability Set (IN CS-4) are designed to promote interoperability between the two systems.
Yukio Hiramatsu, chairman of the ITU group that developed the new standards, said, "The IN CS-4 expands previous Intelligent Network capabilities, enabling the provision of telecommunication services, service creation and service management.
"This convergence of circuit-switched and packet-switched technologies will provide valuable capabilities for deployment by service providers."
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