iosr-jmca   Volume-8 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep. - Oct. 2021

ABSTRACT: The mobile service providers play a critical role in the knowledge-led service enterprises though faced with unstable trends in their growth. The Quality-of-Service (QoS) report by the Communication Authority of Kenya indicated that all the mobile service providers have been fined by their regulator for failing to achieve the 80 percent minimum threshold set for compliance since the year 2014. Generating and diffusing new knowledge through innovation activities based on the use of Business Intelligence (BI) can boost performance. This study investigated how BI users' capabilities influenced the performance of mobile service providers in Kenya in terms of level of skills, ability to utilize data, willingness to optimize BI and level of integrity of the BI users The study was anchored on Technology......

Key wards: Business Intelligence, Quality of service (Qos) standards, Average Revenue per User (ARPU), Users' Capabilities, Mobile service providers.

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ABSTRACT: Network service providers nowadays consist of heterogeneous servers which makes traffic management complex and requires a high-level algorithm. For effective traffic management, there are a lot of data collection, analysis and real-time decision making required. Most existing algorithms like centralized, Round-Robin, etc, lack decision making intelligence for effective traffic management. This causes traffic congestion in the server stations resulting to service failure and denial of service, especially in a large network. The Simple Network Management Protocol for example uses the clients-servers model, where servers station act as clients that provide users' interface to the network manager and interact with agents, which manages remote access to workstations. This interaction....

Keyword:—Congestion, Load -balancing, Mobile -Agent, Network- traffic, Quality –of- Service

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ABSTRACT: Within the scope of this article, we are putting up an Internet of Things (IoT) screen, which is a safety initiative for excavators, which is the most fundamental aspect of underground mining applications. For the purpose of this project, the system is constructed by using certain sensors that are subject to MEMS. These sensors are used to monitor the environmental factors of the underground mine location. Additionally, the system drives each and every...

Keyword:—Safety Monitoring, IoT, Coal Mining Operations, Wireless Sensors Network (WSN).

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