Special issue on feature interaction in communications and software systems

Citation

Turner KJ & Magill E (2013) Special issue on feature interaction in communications and software systems. Computer Networks, 57 (12), pp. 2395-2398. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.comnet.2013.05.006

Abstract
First paragraph: The ideas behind feature interaction were first identified in telephony. Telephone subscribers can choose various capabilities as features that augment the basic call. For example, a subscriber might choose to forward incoming calls when busy, to queue incoming calls, or to have a distinctive ring pattern. Since these features may be independently designed and tested, they may not fully cooperate with each other. For example, call forwarding on busy and call waiting will conflict when the user is on the phone and a call arrives. The former would forward the call, but the latter would allow the user to accept the call.

Notes
Output Type: Editorial

Journal
Computer Networks: Volume 57, Issue 12

People

Professor KEN Turner

Emeritus Professor, Computing Science