Community Based Networks and 5G Wi-Fi

• Autorzy: Williams Idongesit

Warianty tytułu

Sieci społecznościowe a 5G Wi-Fi

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

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This paper argues on why Community Based Networks should be recognized as potential 5G providers using 5G Wi-Fi. The argument is hinged on findings in a research to understand why Community Based Networks deploy telecom and Broadband infrastructure. The study was a qualitative study carried out inductively using Grounded Theory. Six cases were investigated. Two Community Based Network Mobilization Models were identified. The findings indicate that 5G Wi-Fi deployment by Community Based Networks is possible if policy initiatives and the 5G Wi-Fi standards are developed to facilitate the causal factors of the identified models (author's abstract)

W artykule wskazuje się powody, które przemawiają za tym aby uznać sieci społecznościowe za potencjalnych dostawców 5G korzystających z Wi-Fi 5G. Argument wskazane w artykule są oparte na ustaleniach badania mającego na celu zrozumienie, dlaczego sieci społecznościowe rozbudowują infrastrukturę telekomunikacyjną i szerokopasmową. Badanie było jakościowym badaniem przeprowadzonym przy wykorzystaniu metody indukcji oraz ugruntowanej teorii. Zbadano sześć przypadków. Zidentyfikowano dwa modele mobilizacji w sieciach społecznościowych. Odkrycia wskazują, że wdrożenie sieci Wi-Fi 5G przez sieci społecznościowe jest możliwe, jeśli opracowane zostaną odpowiednie inicjatywy polityczne i standardy Wi-Fi 5G (abstrakt autora)

Słowa kluczowe

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Telephone network

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• Czasopismo: Ekonomiczne Problemy Usług
• Rocznik: 2018
• Numer: nr 131(2)
• Strony: 321--334

Twórcy

autor

Williams Idongesit

• Aalborg University Copenhagen Center for Communications Media and Information Technologies

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DOI

10.18276/epu.2018.131/2-31