High Wireless Act
Brooklyn College OG
CISC 7530X 03/28/2019
Professor Ira Rudowsky
Title: High Wireless Act by Matt Alderton
Presenter: O.G
The definition of wireless is a term used to describe telecommunications in which electromagnetic waves carry the signal over
part or all of the communication path. The article offers information on the increase in mobile infrastructure and technologies
looking for deployment (which is the action of bringing resources into effective action) of internet of things and 5G.
Mobile infrastructure is needed to meet the growing demands of mobility in the enterprise. Expanding mobile usage will spur IT
modernization initiatives to avoid the high costs of maintaining legacy applications and their associated infrastructure.
Internet of things is the interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects,
enabling them to send and receive data. 5G is the fifth generation technology offering faster speeds
and more reliable connections on smartphones and other devices. Another topic was discussed include
wireless upgrade projects which are critical for 5G future. With the rapid development of the Internet of things (IoT),
25 billion things-including buildings, cars, machines and appliances are projected to be connected to the internet by 2020.
To communicate with their owners and each other, they will need access to reliable new 5G networks boasting network data speeds
10 to 100 times faster than the fasting existing networks. The next topic that was discussed include
the need for project managers to collaborate with several industry and communicate with shareholders.
It does not matter the type of network to be built, project and progeam teams face major stakeholder management
challenges due to evolving requirements. With the number of users and devices on networks steadily increasing,
lessons learned today are crucial for meeting tomorrow's network demands. The difference between stakeholder and shareholder
is that a shareholder is the owner of shares of a corporation's common or preferred stock while a stakeholder
is anyone that has an interest or is affected by a corporation or other organization. Shareholders are always stakeholders
in a corporation, but stakeholders are not always shareholders. The next topic that was discussed in the article was
the views of Atiq ur Rehman who is the project director at Nokia Networks, on finding the right competency and technologies for 5G advancement.
One of Rehman's views states that "Demand planning in advance is the key to ensuring the right expertise that is available for a 5G project.
Generally, it is not straightforward to find the right competency, especially for new technologies, so appropriate time should be invested."
Another view from Rehman states that "All stakeholders must agree on a common way forward on standardization before finalizing network architecture."
Rehman also states that "Building a 3G network in a war-torn country like Baghdad, Iraq presented obvious risks.
(First and foremost: the constant threat of violence from insurgent forces). But a fundamental obstacle was developing and training technical
and project management talent for a project scattered over 12 cities". Rehman also states that
"it is of utmost importance to spend time analyzing the local environment and requirements before the start of the project".
CISC 7530X 03/28/2019
Professor Ira Rudowsky
Title: High Wireless Act by Matt Alderton
Presenter: O.G
The definition of wireless is a term used to describe telecommunications in which electromagnetic waves carry the signal over
part or all of the communication path. The article offers information on the increase in mobile infrastructure and technologies
looking for deployment (which is the action of bringing resources into effective action) of internet of things and 5G.
Mobile infrastructure is needed to meet the growing demands of mobility in the enterprise. Expanding mobile usage will spur IT
modernization initiatives to avoid the high costs of maintaining legacy applications and their associated infrastructure.
Internet of things is the interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects,
enabling them to send and receive data. 5G is the fifth generation technology offering faster speeds
and more reliable connections on smartphones and other devices. Another topic was discussed include
wireless upgrade projects which are critical for 5G future. With the rapid development of the Internet of things (IoT),
25 billion things-including buildings, cars, machines and appliances are projected to be connected to the internet by 2020.
To communicate with their owners and each other, they will need access to reliable new 5G networks boasting network data speeds
10 to 100 times faster than the fasting existing networks. The next topic that was discussed include
the need for project managers to collaborate with several industry and communicate with shareholders.
It does not matter the type of network to be built, project and progeam teams face major stakeholder management
challenges due to evolving requirements. With the number of users and devices on networks steadily increasing,
lessons learned today are crucial for meeting tomorrow's network demands. The difference between stakeholder and shareholder
is that a shareholder is the owner of shares of a corporation's common or preferred stock while a stakeholder
is anyone that has an interest or is affected by a corporation or other organization. Shareholders are always stakeholders
in a corporation, but stakeholders are not always shareholders. The next topic that was discussed in the article was
the views of Atiq ur Rehman who is the project director at Nokia Networks, on finding the right competency and technologies for 5G advancement.
One of Rehman's views states that "Demand planning in advance is the key to ensuring the right expertise that is available for a 5G project.
Generally, it is not straightforward to find the right competency, especially for new technologies, so appropriate time should be invested."
Another view from Rehman states that "All stakeholders must agree on a common way forward on standardization before finalizing network architecture."
Rehman also states that "Building a 3G network in a war-torn country like Baghdad, Iraq presented obvious risks.
(First and foremost: the constant threat of violence from insurgent forces). But a fundamental obstacle was developing and training technical
and project management talent for a project scattered over 12 cities". Rehman also states that
"it is of utmost importance to spend time analyzing the local environment and requirements before the start of the project".
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