In spite of its tremendous potential for improving manufacturing efficiency, Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) does not assure product quality in the absence of a comprehensive quality system
To achieve complete customer satisfaction, product quality must be planned for, monitored, controlled, and improved using thorough and systematic management practices.
Successful implementations of comprehensive quality programs often require information systems for data acquisition, analysis, and decision- making support.
The true measure of a product's quality is the degree to which its customers are satisfied.
The principles of quality management and constant improvement have long been applied to factory manufacturing processes.
Customer experience is becoming of utmost importance for operators in home network management. Hence, a notion of the customers' QoE is vital, but has mostly been neglected in favor of QoS.
Fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks are geared to support future services such as enhanced Mobile BroadBand.
In fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks, a major challenge is to face with the dramatic data increase due to the generalized demands of mobile consumers for Full High Definition/High Definition (F
Abstract: 5G networks and beyond introduces a larger number of Network Elements (NEs) and functions than previous cellular generations.
This book intends to present a comprehensive collection of QoS mechanisms for various access technologies, which will include 20-30 chapters.
