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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Digital telecommunications"”.

  1. Aspects of burst errors in digital telecommunications transmission systems.

    … approach to the performance monitoring of digital communications systems. The objectives are to identify the structure of burst error activity and sense any subsequent changes in this structure. This research project investigates the use of the autocorrelation function of the error …

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  2. Placelogging : mobile spatial annotation and its potential use to urban planners and designers

    With the rise of 'Mobile 2.0,' digital telecommunications are beginning to provide deep resources of information to mobile city dwellers. Particularly striking among recent applications is placelogging, defined here as the practice of digitally annotating physical places with user-generated text …

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  3. Factors of Employee Productivity Leading to Organisational Transformation: A Case Study of Axiata Sdn Bhd

    Axiata has opted to embark on a digital transformation initiative with the aim of attaining a position of preeminence within the telecoms sector in Asia. Despite the company's historically effective adherence to established standards, regulations, and processes, there has been an abrupt decline in …

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  4. Spatial Recombination - The Geography of Architects’ Work and Workspaces in Guangzhou, China

    … William J Mitchell’s words, means that ‘the digital telecommunications revolution of the late twentieth century creates possibilities for decentralization and more equitable dispersion’. This theory has gained further momentum during and post covid pandemic, as flexible working becomes widely …

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