Open Layered Networks: the Growing Importance of Market Coordination
Journal Article: DOI: 1721.1/1526
Abstract
Based upon the Internet perspective, this paper will attempt to clarify and revise several ideas about the separation between infrastructure facilities and service offerings in digital communications networks. The key notions that we will focus on in this paper are: i) the bearer service as a technology-independent interface which exports blind network functionality to applications development; ii) the organizational consequences associated with the emergence of a sustainable market of bearer service: a clear movement at the level of industrial structure from traditional hierarchies to more market coordination.
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Keywords
applications development
clear movement
digital communications networks
exports blind network functionality
industrial structure
infrastructure facilities
Internet perspective
market coordination
organizational consequences
sustainable market
