Policy-Based Architecture to enable Autonomic Communications - A Position Paper

Steven Davy1 , Keara Barrett1 , Sasitharan Balasubramaniam1 , Sven van der Meer1 , Brendan Jennings1 , John Strassner2

1 Telecommunications Software & Systems Group, Ireland
2 Motorola Labs, United States

Abstract: The increase in complexity of network management systems and a consequent lack of association to business requirements has driven the need for autonomic communications. By integrating context information, autonomic computing can provide more efficient means to counter technical problems found in complex network systems and at the same time address associated business requirements. In this paper, we propose an autonomic communications architecture that manages complexity through policy-based management where we incorporate a shared information model integrated with knowledge-based reasoning mechanisms to provide self-governance behavior.

Keywords: Autonomic Communication, Shared Information and Data model, DEN-ng, Policy Framework, Analytic Hierarchy Process

Published: in Proc. of the 3rd IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference (CCNC 2006), Las Vegas, United States, January 7-10, 2006






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