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Service control capabilities for intelligent mobile communications network
A mobile service control point (M-SCP) was developed, which provides both the location register and service control functions in a mobile communications network. The M-SCP was constructed on a common platform to allow quick introduction of new services. Software techniques to reduce process switching, assigning highest priority to real time tasks, and multiple CPU structure provide sufficient real-time processing capability. This is confirmed by computer simulation and research in the field.<>