Wireless networks are a very complex and dynamic environment that requires proper
management to optimise its performance. With a tremendous increase in the number of user …

An important aspect of managing multi access point (AP) IEEE 802.11 networks is the
support for mobility management by controlling the handover process. Most handover …

The evolving network technologies aim at meeting the envisioned communication demands
of future smart cities and applications. Although software-defined networking (SDN) enables …

Currently, cellular networks are overloaded with mobile data traffic due to the rapid growth of
mobile broadband subscriptions and the increasing popularity of applications for …

Global mobile data traffic consumption and usage continues to increase rapidly leading to
congested networks. Currently, cellular networks are overloaded with mobile data traffic due …

To provide satisfactory Quality of Service (QoS) on the move, efficient mobility management
is indispensable to provide mobile users with seamless and ubiquitous wireless …

In current Enterprise WLANs (EWLANs), mobility management remains a challenging issue
due to the rapid growth of mobile user number and varying traffic load. With conventional …

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is transforming the networking ecosystem. SDN allows
network operators to easily and quickly introduce new services and flexibly adapt to their …

Enterprise IEEE 802.11 networks need to provide high network performance to operate a
large number of diverse clients like laptops, smartphones and tablets as well as capacity …

Ultra-reliable and low-latency communications are essential for new services and
applications in Industry 4.0. URLLC is also required to provide traffic density to meet the …