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Mobile Communication Systems for Private Networks. Edition No. 1

  • Book

  • 544 Pages
  • February 2025
  • John Wiley and Sons Ltd
  • ID: 5991162
Understand the role of network communications in the private sector with this timely guide

4G and 5G wireless communication technologies have come to dominate network communications in recent years, and their expansion is only continuing. Most existing treatments of this key subject, however, deal with large-scale public networks, not the private networks whose deployment constitutes one of the major current growth areas in wireless technology. There is an urgent need for a guide to network communication deployment specifically for private enterprises.

Fundamentals of Private Cellular Enterprise Network Communications meets this need with a cutting-edge but accessible overview of the subject. Alerting to the specific needs of the private enterprise network and the disruption potential of cellular network operations, it surveys the early lessons of the global private network rollout for the benefit of future operations. With an eye towards future challenges and developments, this essential text is suitable for professionals in the network communications industry and its partners.

Readers will also find: - The background required to design, deploy, and manage enterprise private networks driven by 4G and 5G technologies apart from interworking and co-existence aspects with Wi-Fi (it can be an independent bullet as well) - Detailed discussion of topics including fundamentals of 4G & 5G, standards bodies and their role in defining specifications for private networks, layer 3 concepts, IP connectivity, and many more - Solutions to the urgent need for ubiquitous 5-bar connectivity both indoors and outdoor

Fundamentals of Private Cellular Enterprise Network Communications is an ideal reference for end user devices, network operators, chip manufacturers, researchers, and all other professionals and stakeholders with roles in the information and operational technology industries.

Authors

Srinivasan Balasubramanian