A Model for Optimizing Performance of Intelligent Home Networks

This book highlights one of the major developments in the networking industry. The evolution of intelligent home networks is a new idea that is yet to be fully accepted across the globe. In this book, we have discussed the various system units of intelligent home networks, the different technologies deployed in each unit and different merits and demerits that comes with the deployment of the same network within a home. Further, we have optimized the performance of the established model against some of the existing intelligent home networks; this has enabled us to realize an improved packet throughput, reduced packet losses and thus reduced network delay. This has resulted in an available and efficient intelligent home network to both the users and the devices connected to the network.

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K'Obwanga Michael Kevin holds a MTech in Information Networks from Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa. He holds a BSc in Computer Science and Technology from Maseno University, Kenya. Currently he is into private practice as a network and communications consultant and a part time lecturer at Maseno University.