The current access to mobile services a user has, is defined by the user's mobile terminal as the single entry point to an operators network. This comes along with a set of limitations.
Small Cells are being deployed alongside pre-existing Macro Cells in order to satisfy demand during the current era of exponential growth in mobile traffic.
Ethernet, which has long been used for local area networks (LANs), is increasingly being employed for metropolitan area networks (MANs).
The effective management of information from design through manufacture is critical if we are to become more competitive by reducing the product interval.
This paper approaches the production facilities in the supply chain primarily from an Original Equipment Manufacturer's perspective as the requesting party in the scope of environmental quality and
Telecommunications companies introduce new technologies into their networks for three key reasons: to reduce the cost of providing service, to alter the features available, and to improve the qual
With the proliferation of fibers in access networks the management of the optical layer gets increasingly into the focus of network operators.
This document presents a quantitative approach to manage the quality of computing service from the user point of view.
We consider a two-echelon serial inventory system with demand and supply uncertainty, non-zero lead times for component procurement and end-product assembly, and a minimum customer service level re
Vectoring technology allows removing far-end crosstalk from coordinated lines. Challenges arise when vectored lines are mixed with legacy VDSL2 lines in the same binder.
