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ORCIDICQT 2011: Paris, France
- Johanne Cohen, Patrick Maillé, Burkhard Stiller:
Economics of Converged, Internet-Based Networks - 7th International Workshop on Internet Charging and QoS Technologies, ICQT 2011, Paris, France, October 24, 2011. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6995, Springer 2011, ISBN 978-3-642-24546-6
Keynote
- Andrew M. Odlyzko:
Economics, QoS, and Charging in the Next Great Telecom Revolution. 1
Session 1: Service Guarantees
- Loretta Mastroeni
, Maurizio Naldi:
Compensation Policies and Risk in Service Level Agreements: A Value-at-Risk Approach under the ON-OFF Service Model. 2-13 - Jeonghoon Mo, Weonseek Kim, Dongmyung Lee:
Impacts of Universal Service Regulation for Broadband Internet Services. 14-25
Session 2: Evaluation of Pricing Schemes
- Dongmyung Lee, Jeonghoon Mo, Jean C. Walrand, Jinwoo Park:
A Token Pricing Scheme for Internet Services. 26-37 - Mohammad Hadi Afrasiabi, Roch Guérin:
Exploring User-Provided Connectivity - A Simple Model. 38-49
Session 3: Inter-domain Services
- Isabel Amigo, Pablo Belzarena, Federico Larroca, Sandrine Vaton:
Network Bandwidth Allocation with End-to-End QoS Constraints and Revenue Sharing in Multi-domain Federations. 50-62 - Patrick Zwickl, Peter Reichl, Antonio Ghezzi:
On the Quantification of Value Networks: A Dependency Model for Interconnection Scenarios. 63-74
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