Chapter 5. AT&T Unisource: Cost-Optimized Routing Environment on the Borland AppServer
Released in beta form in December 1999, after four months of development, the CORE (Cost Optimized Routing Environment) project is a set of integrated tools to help deliver significant cost savings within the voice network business of AT&T Unisource.
CORE tools were integrated through a Java application called the CORE Desktop Environment (CDE). They were built around a component model that reflected both the structure and behavior of the voice network. The tools and their visual representations provided a pleasing, highly interactive user experience that offered speed of execution, consistent display, and sophisticated, extensible features. The main client, ...
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