A team called Xingzhe No.1, led by Professor Li Qingdu from the College of Automation of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, designed and built the long-legged robo-beastie, which more than doubled the previous record-holder from Cornell University.
In January, Cisco said it would invest $1 billion for a 20% stake in KPMG Consulting, a new unit that will help upstart telecommunications companies design, build and maintain data networks.
Mathematical programming models for telecommunications network design are prevalent in the literature, but little research has been reported on stochastic models for cellular networks.
Neighborhood search algorithms are often the most effective approaches available for solving partitioning problems, a difficult class of combinatorial optimization problems arising in many application domains including vehicle routing, telecommunications network design, parallel machine scheduling, location theory, and clustering.
This paper outlines a network optimization based methodology to search the neighborhood efficiently and presents a proof of concept by applying it to the capacitated minimum spanning tree problem, an important problem in telecommunications network design.
Drawing upon in-depth research of discourse and action in two major corporations – one in banking and the other in advanced telecommunications equipment design and manufacture – we reveal how senior executives 'ruled in' certain ways of talking about innovation and strategy and also as a direct result, 'ruled out' other, alternative ways of thinking.
The two work for Concert, a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T and British Telecommunications, which designs and markets broadband communications systems aimed at businesses.
This paper presents the RF telecommunications system designed for the New Horizons mission, NASA's planned mission to Pluto, with focus on new technologies developed to meet mission requirements.
These results offer a more realistic picture to policy makers and transportation planners than has been available till now, and suggest useful directions for them to develop transportation or telecommunications strategies designed to reduce traffic congestion, air pollution, and energy consumption.
It appears that every recent electronic (computer-based) invention in telecommunications, though ostensibly designed to enhance, speed up, facilitate, expedite, streamline or improve (take your pick) communications, seems to have an opposite and perverse effect: it eventually reduces the chance to contact anyone directly when needed.
