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end-to-end design

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A major feature of the Internet. The intelligence and functions in an Internet-based application reside at both ends of the network (client side and server side), not within the Internet backbone. The Internet acts as a transport between the two.

Not Considered Intelligent
The Internet differs from the "intelligent networks" of the telephone companies, which, for decades, have interconnected circuits between caller and receiver. In order to add a new type of service, the switches in the telephone network must be updated. In the Internet, switches are not updated for application changes, only speed and quality of service (QoS) enhancements. See dumb network.


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Synopsys' new product introductions should improve its competitive position and address customer preferences for end-to-end design solutions.
There is now much uncertainty about ROI because companies are calculating their numbers without working through the end-to-end design decisions--from business to process to technology--that actually provide insight on the project's true benefits, expenses, risks and resources.
NetCracker Technology announced today that Ventelo has selected its Service Fulfillment and Service and Network Inventory Solutions for the end-to-end design, creation, delivery, and management of wholesale, business, and consumer services.
 
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