Interface management in multi-interface mobile communication: a technical review

Rani, Monika; Ahuja, Kiran

doi:10.1007/s13198-022-01629-x

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“…The raw material worked on, which undergoes the actions of each step of the process, is the organizational resources. That is why every type of management is also seen as a system (Pandaan et al, 2022;Zulkepeli & Talib, 2022;Rani & Ahuja, 2022): inputs are resources transformed through the management process into outputs, which are the achievement of the intended objectives; if the results are not as planned, a new cycle starts again, with replanning (Nascimento-e- Silva et al, 2020).…”

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The operational steps of the evaluation processes: a balance of the literature

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Evaluation is a subcomponent of the control process, which, in turn, is the fourth step of the management process. Its essentiality lies in that it is through it that decisions are made about the effectiveness and efficiency of management processes. As science constantly advances in this field, it is necessary to periodically survey each management process step's state of the art of each subcomponent. In this sense, this study aimed to take stock of what evaluation is and what are its operationalization steps. The method used was the scientific-technological one, characterized by elaborating guiding research questions, data collection on scientific bases, data organization, and generating the sought answers. The results showed that a) evaluation is the decision process that allows comparing what was planned with what was executed, b) the evaluation process is composed of five basic steps: planning, execution, monitoring, analysis of results, and reporting analytical, and c) each step has its criteria to be executed. The conclusion shows that changing the order of these steps can decisively compromise the intended objectives of the entire evaluation process, which is knowledge about the difference between what was planned and what was executed.

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Section: Evaluation and The Management Processmentioning

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The operational steps of the evaluation processes: a balance of the literature

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Soares³

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“…Actually, POFs present the key interest of various new researches, since they have more advantages in tensile and strain strength, flexibility, and affordable hazardous installation profitability [ 43 , 44 ]. Instead of SOF (silica optical fibers), that are mainly oriented to the telecom domain, for both backbone and access networks, due to their transmission capability of high capacity streams with minimum attenuation losses and dispersion [ 45 – 47 ], POFs, and since their appearance in 1960s, have known a large scale evolution, where they have been categorized in different types regarding their application domains and characteristics [ 48 ]. Step index POFs (SI-POFs) have been widely used for video surveillance and transport automation [ 49 , 50 ], where graded index POFs (GI-POFs) with an attenuation loss about 10 dB/km around the infrared wavelength is suitable for Giga-Ethernet Local Area Networks and Data centers [ 51 ].…”

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Studying the effect of polymethyl methacrylate polymer opticals fibers (POFs) on the performance of composite materials based on the polyether ether ketone (PEEK) polymer matrix

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More recently, various techniques have been implemented for the sensors manufacturing purpose, such as fiber Bragg gratings fibers (FBG) that allows variable core refractive index suitable for a large scale of measurements types, fiber optic evanescent waves (FOEW) for water parameters measurement, microstructured and crystal photonic optical fibers, polymers optical fiber (POFs), and so on. In this perspective, the objective of this work is to study the reliability and the origin of the resistance of each fiber-matrix interface of the composite materials PMMA/PEEK, Topas/PEEK, and Topas-Zeonex/PEEK. The genetic simulation is based on the probabilistic approach of Weibull to calculate the damage at the interface by crossing the two damages of the matrix and the fiber respectively. The results show that the PMMA/PEEK composite is the most resistant to the mechanical stresses applied compared to those Topas/PEEK and Topas-Zeonex/PEEK; these results were confirmed by the level of damage to the interface observed for the studied materials. The performed calculations are in good agreement with the analytical results of Cox, where he demonstrated that Young’s modulus of fibers have an important influence on the shear strength of the fiber-matrix interface of composite materials. Based on the obtained results, the present study gives the opportunity for the proposed materials (PMMA/PEEK and Zeonex/PEEK) to be as potential candidates for the smart digital applications and telecoms aims.

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