Spiers, 2017 - Google Patents
Dynamic service orchestration in the IP multimedia subsystemSpiers, 2017
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The continued growth of the Internet has resulted in a massive uptake of different communication services. An ever-increasing number of users are utilising rich multimedia services, and are both consuming and producing user generated content. This rapid growth …
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