The method by which telephone calls are identified and routed through the network. Usually refers to the processing of a call within a telephone switch.
The complete process of routing, originating, and terminating cellular telephone calls, along with the necessary billing and statistical collection processes.
A sequence of operations performed by the switching system from the time the call is accepted to the end of the call.
The setting up, routing, connecting, and clearing of telephone calls. Often applied to the software in a telephone switch that performs this function.
The system and process that sets up the intended connection in a switching system. A system scans the trunk and station ports for any requests for service. It then checks the stored instructions and look-up tables and sets the connection up accordingly.
The technology whereby telephone and computer systems work together to handle incoming calls; including receiving the call, transferring it to the proper extension, and/or taking a voice message.
A sequence of operations performed by a switching system from the acceptance of an incoming call through the final disposition of the call.
