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Technical InformationTechnical Reports

MSF members publish a variety of documents to foster communication and understanding among members and within the multiservice switching industry as they work to build compatible, interoperable switching systems.

MSF Technical Reports include white papers, advisory reports, technical briefs and tutorials written for industry experts and laypersons alike.

White Papers
White Papers address the relevance of MSF technology to hot topics in today's switching industry, focusing on how the MSF Architecture works with specific technologies.
  • Testability in the NGN
    Authors: Boris Ratner, Spirent Communications; Andy Huckridge, Spirent Communications
    Date: September 2005
  • MSF R2 Service Architecture
    Authors: Chris Daniel, Leapstone Systems; Mike Bick, BT; Ron Egan, Qwest Communications; Ken Mills, BT; Stuart Walker, Leapstone Systems; Satoru Furukawa, NTT Corporation
    Date: June 2003

Advisory Report
Advisory Reports examine issues under discussion within the industry as they relate to work in progress by the MSF. Without the binding authority of approved Implementation Agreements, Advisory Reports provide an early indication of the technical direction being considered by the MSF.

Technical Briefs
Technical Briefs are short explanations of MSF announcements, agreements and technical achievements.

Tutorials
Tutorials provide non-experts with in-depth technical explanations of aspects of the MSF Architecture and protocols.



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