3 research outputs found
Dual-Sim Phones路 A Disruptive Technology?
/)uul-.\'1;\f mnhile pllfmes U!ili::e lr:chnologv thut;Jennits the use olt>l'O SlAts ur u lime The leclmulogJ路
pamits simultaneous uccess to !hi! muhile ne111:ork Sr.!rvices. Its di.ITIIJilil鈥 nuture is with re(erencc路 !o
the mohile phone market in Nigeria and other parts o/lhe Jrorld Earlier murket trend was inclinution
to "nnver" and "better .. phones. inj{tvour ofestahlished sin;;;le-SJAJnwhile phone monll/ucturcr:. like
Nokia and Samsung: lntroduclion ~~ldual-S"'-1 pizones mainlv manuj(JL'!llred bv Chinese mohile rhone
manulacturingfirms propelled userprejerenceforphones acquis.irionl,rhich permits dual and simuitwwous
access to mohi/e m:flFork. This technologv has compelled its culoption hy estuh/isiJCd monufucwring
names in order thutthc1路 1110)' remoin competitive. it is a c/eur case ofa disrupt ire technology, and this
clwplerlocuses on it need. cftixts. uml disrupt in: natur
VOIP vs GSM Technology: The Way of the Future for Communication
This chopter presents ~路(;/?as o disruptive lechnology to GSM technnfog_1路 as \l'c/1 os the issues. controFersies,
and problems surmunding its deployment. It gin鈥 o gent'ral introduction oftlze evolution
o/ communication svsten1s fim11 thE! POTS. /u (}SAf, and IWW ~'(J/P Se1鈥r~.d issues that swTound the
deployment of Voir such tiS [Jrovision of PSTN equivalent sen ices hy Voir scf'l'i<:c pml'iclers. regulation
ofthe service. introduction (~{latency and other counter measures bv some operators. threat posed
io PSTN providers due to eme1gence ol T-iJ!P. the needfin路 technical stundardi:::ation of Vu!P. securill'
issues, different cost structure, and cjuality ofservh:e pruvided H'<:'re alsu discussed in details Solutions
and recommendations wei路e suggested to overcome rheclwllenges outlined. Tli)[P is eri!sented us the trul路
o/the.fillurcj(n' communication T1'hen thisfinallv happens depends 011 how .fits! I he choll<'llges outlined
in this chapter are addressed Fulurc and ell/crging re.\'Curdltrends in the dep/ovmenl of Vn!P such cts
locating users in a st!cure a11d reliahle wuy, monitoring IIJ!P 11Cllt'ork.1路. as ll;elf us inrrusion derecriun
and prevention on SIP tt鈥re also considered. alter whic/1. conc/usiun ti'US made This dWjJ/er is hnth
informative and interestin
An Impact Assessment of the Nigerian Power Sector Reforms
This paper examines the various reforms carried out in the Nigerian power sector
between the year 1999 and 2007 and its impact on the life of the average citizens. Efforts were
made to review relevant literatures, questionnaires were administered and forty-nine responses were
received and the result was analyzed through the use of simple percentages and correlation
coefficient. The correlation coefficient method, r (the product moment of the correlation was
negative and of magnitude -1, implying a perfect correlation in the negative direction ( deregulations
and reforms are not improving the power sector of Nigeria yet). The research hypothesis, HR. stated
that the deregulation and reforms did not evidently improve the power sector. It was recommended
that the government should continue the rehabilitation of the various power systems in a guided
manner to allow a core Nigerian investor, consider alternative sources of energy like solar, tide,
biomass, win