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Underlying Connectivity Issues in Cooperative Networks

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This research proposal evaluates the data collection of cooperative networks and works to identify the underlying issues. The telecommunications industry continues to move forward and wireless networks are becoming faster and faster. Identifying common underlying issues involved in the movement of big data in cooperative networks can help to address certain concerns in the field … Continue reading Underlying Connectivity Issues in Cooperative Networks →

Proposal to Improve Organizational Network Speed

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  Hypothesis: Evaluating functional and clear data movement for Cooperative networks and identifying issues could help improve the telecommunications industry and help make network speed faster for organizations.   Flowchart of Study:   Proposal Outline:   Introduction Brief background of big networks and telecommunications industry moving forward Wireless network performance: (Ahmed et al., 2014). Data … Continue reading Proposal to Improve Organizational Network Speed →

Preparing for the End

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My topic continues to involve telecommunications and how innovation has been affecting it. I am starting to focus more on cooperative networks and how the industry continues to improve with moving big data at fast and reliable speeds. To reach saturation I am trying different and more precise searches to see if I can find … Continue reading Preparing for the End →

Digging Deeper to Find Relevant Sources

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My search topic involves wireless networks that work with telecommunications and how new innovations are making cooperative networks faster.   Subject Search Database: EBSCOhost Academic Search Premier Yang, L., Chen, L., Wang, N., & Liao, Z. (2017). Routing optimization algorithms based on node compression in big data environment. scientific programming, 1–7. https://doi.org/10.1155/2017/2056501 Using this article, … Continue reading Digging Deeper to Find Relevant Sources →