Abstract
Intelligent Networks represent an evolving public network architecture for the flexible and uniform provision of future telecommunication services, especially value-added services. Through the definition of functional network elements with defined interfaces on one hand and the provision of a set of generic service independent building blocks on the other this architecture allows for various services to be realized independent of underlying network technologies. This paper gives an overview of the evolution of Intelligent Network architectures and tries to outline the relationships with other ongoing activities in the arena of Open Distributed Processing and standardized management concepts like CCIT’s Telecommunication Management Network.
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