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Title of Research: Infrastructure Sharing and Quality of Service (QOS)
Telecommunications Companies in Yemen . Candidate: Abdu Ahmed Saif BGF140032 Supervisor: Dr. Ali Mohammed Alashwal.
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ISTC : Infrastructure Sharing Telecommunication Companies
ISTC : Infrastructure Sharing Telecommunication Companies . Definition : Organizations, personnel, procedures, facilities and networks employed to transmit and receive information by electrical or electronic means.
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Classificaon of Mobile Network Infrastructure Sharing
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Problem Statement Despite of the availability of several mobile telecom network companies in Yemen, the quality of services provided by those companies has been still unsatisfied. Although, those companies spend a huge sum of money to improve quality of service (QOS), however, the progression is slow. There are different methods available in literature to improve the efficiency of sharing the companies’ infrastructure. Nevertheless, currently there are no available studies specifically discuss the Mobile Telecommunication Network Infrastructure Sharing in Yemen. Therefore, there is a vital need to find an efficient method for expanding the mobile networks in Yemen and maintaining limited of towers depending on infrastructure telecommunication sharing.
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Research Aim & Objectives
The aim of this study is to enhance the infrastructure sharing of Telecommunications companies in Yemen (ISTC) and the resulted quality of service (QOS). To identify the enablers and obstacles of the application of Mobile Telecommunication Infrastructure Sharing (M.T.I.S). To determine how the current infrastructure sharing of Mobile Telecommunication can enhance the (QOS). To develop a framework for Mobile Telecommunication Infrastructure Sharing in Yemen to adapt the new technology such as (4G &5G) for future to improving the (QOS).
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Research Scope The study will focus on:
1-Current Mobile Network Infrastructure Sharing for mobile network operators in Yemen (operators target ,MTN,SABFON ,YEMEN MOBIL,Y-TELECOM). 2-Infrastructure Sharing for second generation called Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) and the third generation called Code division multiple access (CDMA),(2G,3G ). 3-On how to accommodate the new technologies in wireless network, such as 4G & 5G.
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Research Methodology Qualitative Research Methodology
Interviews: semi-structured and open-ended questions Procedure: - Preparation at Interview Questions. -Choose Interviewees. Communications with choose Interviewees. Responses Receiving. Finding and Analysis. Conclusion and Recommendations. Ref. Link shows the format and method of creating an interview questions in siswa mail
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Research Contributions
- Increasing the level of the national economy by reducing import equipment. - Cost savings for Operational Expenditure (OPEX) and Capital Expenditure (CAPEX). - Risk Reduction - Make vision and mission for the entry of new technologies to Yemen. - Strengthen relationship between the companies to serve the public interest. - Limiting the spread of the towers. - Meet the Requirements and focused on creating telecommunication shareholder Value.
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Selected Reference 1- www.MTN.COM.YE. 2- www.SABAFON.COM.YE.
- Data supporting for the research from four telecommunication operators in Yemen : 1- 2- 3- 4- Web Reference - Bala-Gbogbo, E (2009) ‘Telecom Industry Operators Opt for Infrastructure Sharing’. Available from (accessed ) - Bhanu(2007) ’ Sharing of Telecom Infrastructure: Passive, Backhaul & Active’, November 2007, pp. 1 – 10. - BoozAllenHamilton(2007) ’Infrastructure Sharing: Opportunities and Threats for MENA Telecom Operators’Booz Allen Hamilton Consulting. Available from
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-Maton, A. (2013). Regulation challenges for competition managed services vs OTT services. -De Gouveia, F. C., & Magedanz, T. QUALITY OF SERVICE IN -TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS. -Khan, A., Kellerer, W., Kozu, K., & Yabusaki, M. (2011). Network sharing in the next mobile network: TCO reduction, management flexibility, and operational independence. Communications Magazine, IEEE, 49(10), Knižnica, I. Quality of Service (QoS) and Policy Management in Mobile Data Networks: Validating Service Quality to Ensure Subscriber Quality of Experience (QoE): Uverejnené -Capgemini(2009) ’Quest for Margins: Operational Cost Strategies for Mobile Operators in Europe’, Telecom & Media Insights(Issue 42), October 2009, pp. 1 – 15. -Chanab L A et al (2007) ’Telecom Infrastructure Sharing: Regulatory Enablers and Economic Benefits’, Booz Allen Hamilton Consulting,
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