New microstrip antenna based on quasi-fractal geometry for recent wireless systems

This study aims to structure the implementation of a governmental cloud of things (CoT), edge computing (EC), and fog computing in Iraq in the context of sustainable wireless communication. A base of literature was built that included any challenges, opportunities, and best practices relevant to these innovative technologies to set up the background for this paper. A concept model was created that included core components (cognitive technologies and fog computing), key processes (resource analysis, infrastructure design), and stakeholders (governments, industry, community). A strategic methodology made up of stakeholder involvement, capacity building, and pilot projects was used in the project. Concerning IoT planned deployment and services provision, network infrastructure was put in place to support the devices and a higher level of security measures were recommended. Using scenario hypothesis, MATLAB simulator was employed to simulate data value distribution as well as received power distribution based on different institutions for 12 months. Monitoring and evaluation should be followed to measure performance indicators and effects on this process. Continuously improvement strategies were the highlight of the session which further stimulated innovations. Acquainted projects will be put in the function to extend the range of activities by including additional government agencies, regions, or sectors. Reporting of the collected data and funding will be done with stakeholders to share and pool knowledge.

Section: Figure 4 Simulated Institutional Data Consumption On Averagementioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging wireless communication technologies in Iraqi government: Exploring cloud, edge, and fog computing

Mezaal,

Shareef,

Alameri

et al. 2024

“…Knowledge management as well can make the project quality enhanced more and more as in cloud computing, IoT, fog computing, e-government, projects documentations of microstrip filters and antenna in communication applications using by which it is easy to share the expertise, best practices and lessons learned. Through smart application of knowledge, organizations can spark innovation, enhance decision-making, and result in the successful completion of projects in these key areas [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31].…”

Section: The Fourth Sub-hypothesismentioning

confidence: 99%

The role of knowledge management in improving the quality of projects: Research from Iraq

Nayef,

Bilani

2024

The current study aimed to explain the reality of knowledge management and its concepts, and the extent of its application in Iraq. The aim is to study the dimensions of knowledge management and explain the role of knowledge management determinants in improving the quality of projects in the Ministry of Construction and Housing, Department of Roads and Bridges, to reach a set of recommendations that. If applied, the recommendations could contribute to activating the determinants of knowledge management in improving the quality of projects. A descriptive-analytical method was used in the study. A questionnaire was designed and distributed to the study sample, and the data was entered into the SPSS program and analyzed.

“…Overall, miniature microstrip filters and antennas are necessary constituents and recommended in developing Cloud of Things, IoT, and fog computing technologies. Their significance will only continue to grow as these technologies become more widespread [17][18][19][20][21].…”

Section: Questionnaire Findings and Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud of Things and fog computing in Iraq: Potential applications and sustainability

Shareef,

Mezaal,

Sultan

et al. 2023

This paper depicts the principles of Cloud of Things and fog computing and discusses its possible uses in Iraq with sustainability measures. The capacity of cloud computing to supply elastic, as-needed computer resources has garnered widespread interest worldwide. However, fog computing and a Cloud of Things enhance the Internet of Things by relocating computation to devices on the network's periphery. This study looks at how the Cloud of Things and fog computing are used now in Iraq, the obstacles, and the future uses of these technologies in various fields. To fully reap the benefits of the Cloud of Things and fog computing in Iraq, the study also emphasizes the significance of infrastructure development, policy design, cybersecurity, and other measures. This study will discuss the use of questionnaires in research. There are two distinct components to this. The first section includes questions regarding the respondents' affiliations, including their roles, departments, organization sizes, and ministries. The rest of the study's factors are discussed with inquiries in line with issues of cyber security, privacy, sustainability, cost of implementation, feasibility, trust, IT infrastructure, and government support. The survey's final open-ended inquiry will help us to compile a wide range of perspectives on what kinds of Cloud of Things and fog computing services based on the Iraqi government's needs.