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The Irwin Handbook of Telecommunications Management 2 reviews
James Harry Green
McGraw-Hill, 2001
A great book of enterprise telecommunication system design
I think the book covers a complete discussion of every telecommunication facility development topic. The book starts from basic issues, such as selecting equipments and using them, to the cost analysis of develop the system. This makes the book comfortable for telco manager who never did business telecommunication system development before. I think this book is perfect for every telco manager. ...
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Business Data Networks and Telecommunications (7th Edition) 9 reviews
Raymond R. Panko
Prentice Hall, 2008
Practical network management overview & useful Web updates!
Five (5) Star Rating . . . ISBN is 0-13-082182-9 . . . Seasoned Communications & Networking can help many business professionals understand how business data communications work together to deliver both reliable and trusted Internet Electronic Commerce applications. Here's a well conceived and crafted collection of "lessons learned" by an author with a wealth of experience presented in a ...
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Radio System Design for Telecommunication (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) 1 review
Roger L. Freeman
Wiley-IEEE Press, 2007
A Necessary Reference
This is a very complete reference for communications engineers and other technical people involved with radio systems. This book is not a dust catcher - it will get used!
This is my second copy...evidently one of my colleagues thought the book was as indispensible as I did. LOL
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Telecommunications and Data Communications Handbook8 reviews
Ray Horak
Wiley-Interscience, 2008
Better than the Internet!
Telecommunications and Data Communications Handbook contains fifteen chapters and covers a wide variety of topics. The book can be recommended for different audiences, starting from students, which decided to become Electrical Engineers, as well as for engineers and managers, and technicians who need always to have a reliable source of information. It is a timely encyclopedic work and will remain ...
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Telecommunications Cabling Installation 6 reviews
BICSI
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2002
Awesome Book
This book is a 'must have' for persons that are involved in the installation of Telecommunications cabling in comercial buildings. This book is probably the most complete assembling of pertinant information of its kind. I highly recommend this valuable resource.
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Telecommunications Essentials, Second Edition: The Complete Global Source (2nd Edition) 17 reviews
Lillian Goleniewski, Kitty Wilson Jarrett
Addison-Wesley Professional, 2006
The Best and Most Readable Book on Telecom
I have to hand it to the authors, Lillian Goleniewski and Kitty Jarrett, for producing hands-down the most readable and comprehensive book out there on Telecom. I have had to slog through some of the worst writing to study this subject, and it was a breath of fresh air to crack this one open and start reading.
The authors cover every aspect of the field in great depth, and in such clear ...
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Business Data Networks and Telecommunications (6th Edition)8 reviews
Raymond R. Panko
Prentice Hall, 2006
Six Stars!
I've recently completed a course using this textbook. Excellent!!! It has been a long time (if ever) since I have actually enjoyed reading a textbook. I feel it should be mandatory reading for all authors and potential authors who will ever feel the need to publish a textbook for undergraduate level work in a technical field. Most of the many corrections on the online corrections page are ...
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Essential Guide to Telecommunications, The (4th Edition) (Essential Guide Series)53 reviews
Annabel Z. Dodd
Prentice Hall PTR, 2005
Number one Telecom Intro Book
Magnificent! Perfect example of a Technology book everyone can relate too. After finishing this one, I was desperately looking for any other technology book written by this author, couldn't find any. Looking forward to find more books from this Author..
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Newton's Telecom Dictionary, 24th Edition: Telecommunications, Networking, Information Technologies, The ...
Harry Newton
Flatiron Publishing, 2008
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Telecommunications: A Beginner's Guide3 reviews
Hill Associates Inc
McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2001
best intro to voice and data communications
If you only can read one book on the subject, this is it.
Written by experts in the field of computer networking and telco engineers it gives clear explanation of POTS infrastructure and data networking fundamentals, including the internet architecture. A lot of pages are devoted to "dying" technologies, such as X.25, ATM, and frame relay. Hot topics such as TCP/IP and Ethernet don't get enough ...
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Competition in Telecommunications (Munich Lectures)2 reviews
Jean-Jacques Laffont, Jean Tirole
The MIT Press, 2001
Review of Competition in Telecommunications
Probably the best summary of the economics of access regulation in the easly chapters that you'll find anywhere (particularly after the sad passing of Jean-Jacques) and a very accessible coverage of the application of those principles to the specific case of telecommunications.
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Guide to Telecommunications Technology2 reviews
Tamara Dean
Course Technology, 2002
Good Introduction to Telecommunications Technology
This book provides a good introduction to telecommunications technology. The book describes the basic electronics, cabling, equipment, signaling and practices in a way that can be easily understood. If your interested in an good overview of the telecommunications infrastructure and how it works, this is the book for you.
Jim Vogel
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Telecommunications3 reviews
Warren Hioki
Not Avail, 2000
Very Good
the book is very well written and the author knows a lot about Telecommunications. It has a lot of schemes and charts which can help learners for better understanding of this issue. i can highly recommend this book.
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Telecommunications Wiring (3rd Edition) 3 reviews
Clyde N. Herrick
Prentice Hall PTR, 2000
Great......if you only want to get info on running cabling
I was looking for detailed information on end-point wiring (66/110 blocks, RJ 45, etc.) and this book was on the top of all the book sellers lists.........but it wasn't what I was hoping for.
Don't get me wrong, it's an excellent reference for the engineering behing cabling signals, planning and installing cabling. But the information on what to do with the ends of the cables isn't what I was ...
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Telecommunications Billing Systems2 reviews
Jane M. Hunter, Maud Thiebaud
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2002
Best book available about billing
There are not many books in Amazon about telco billing, just 3 titles.
From those 3: 2 should never see the daylight. The third one explains solid basics, processes taking place in billing systems etc. This is the book. In my opinion for begginers and intermediate people in billing.
Anyway the best choice here.
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Telecommunications Breakdown: Concepts of Communication Transmitted via Software-Defined Radio1 review
C. Richard Johnson, William A. Sethares
Prentice Hall, 2003
Great Introduction to Modem Design
This book is a great introduction to digital modem design. I put together my first crude QPSK modem just before getting this book. I read a bunch of different articles and papers in order to design my modem pieces and put them together. Most of that reading was a waste of time. I wish that I had this book back then because it covers everything you need to design a basic modem ...such as AGC, ...
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McGraw-Hill's Encyclopedia of Networking & Telecommunications26 reviews
Tom Sheldon
McGraw-Hill Companies, 2001
It's a keeper.
I work for an ISP in the Upstate NY area in 2nd level Internet support. I have found this book to be a very handy and comprehensive reference on Networking technologies. We are also an ILEC and I am impressed with how well this reference covers terms or acronyms that I am unfamiliar with when dealing with this side of the business. Great job Tom! Keep up the good work.
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Telecommunication System Engineering (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing)4 reviews
Roger L. Freeman
Wiley-IEEE Press, 2004
Remarkable Depth - Great One-stop Solution
Working in the telecommunications industry, I have become all too familiar with texts that skimp on topics important to the reader and are skewed toward the authors' interests. Freeman does an excellent job of balancing his coverage and providing a book with meaningful depth. I was looking to the book simply for its ATM and SS7 chapters, but the other chapters were very good also and I ended ...
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Telecommunication Networks: Protocols, Modeling and Analysis (Addison-Wesley Series in Electrical & Computer ...1 review
Mischa Schwartz
Prentice Hall, 1987
Makes MCSE, ECNE or Sun certification a joke.
This is the real engineering book to consider and understand Networks. You may need to find a key for all the solutions as they are very hard to understand. A upper level of statistics is taken for granted before you address this book.
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Telecommunications Law in the Internet Age (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Networking)1 review
Sharon K. Black
Morgan Kaufmann, 2001
Worth the money I have spent for it.
Who would have known that a book about telecommunications law could be this interesting?! The author deserves credit. She has both technical background and she is J.D. too. Wonderful examples. It is book worth saving for future reference.
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