Towards an Asian structured cable planning model

Peter Dell

Telecommunications Policy, vol. 29, issue 2-3, 101-111

Abstract: Organisations may find themselves having to replace cabling after a relatively short period if subsequent communications technologies do not operate over the installed media, resulting in costly disruption. Difficulties predicting which media will be dominant in the future are exacerbated because copper, fibre, and wireless all currently have their proponents. This research identifies factors that will form the basis of a statistical model that could be used to improve media selection decision-making. Further research to develop this model is outlined.

Keywords: Cable; Fibre; Wireless; Decision; selection; Diffusion (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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