• Spectrum decision making in distributed cognitive radio networks using an optimal foraging approach 

  OKI, Olukayode Ayodele (University of Zululand, 2018)

  In the recent past, Cognitive Radio (CR) technology has been regarded in the literature as the most promising technology for performing dynamic spectrum management. One of the major aspects of the spectrum management is ...
• IP address auto-configuration for wireless ad-hoc networks 

  Mutanga, Murimo Bethel (University of Zululand, 2019)

  In an ad hoc network, nodes collaborate to allow communication without the presence of network infrastructure. Lack of manual management in ad hoc networks means that automatic configuration is highly desirable. The need ...
• Performance evaluation of routing metrics for wireless mesh networks 

  Nxumalo, Siphamandla Lindelani (University of Zululand, 2011)

  An optimal routing metric has a potential to improve performance of a wireless network. A number of routing metrics were designed with mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) in mind. These routing metrics might be useful in ...
• Impact of Node Location on Quality of Service in Infrastructure Wireless Mesh Networks 

  Sibeko, Cecilia Nombuso (University of Zululand, 2018)

  Infrastructure Wireless Mesh Networks are designed as a possible solution to provide Internet connectivity to the rural community. This is because of its architecture which possesses capabilities such as dynamic self-forming, ...
• QoS-Based Web Service Selection Mechanism for Ad-hoc Mobile Cloud Computing 

  Akinola, Ayotuyi Tosin (University of Zululand, 2017)

  The Ad-hoc Mobile Cloud Computing (AMC) paradigm came into existence to settle one of the major challenges of Mobile Cloud computing especially low internet connectivity. The AMC is formed when mobile devices in the same ...
• Database-as-a-service integration with ad hoc mobile cloud-powered GUISET 

  Fakude, Siphelele C. (University of Zululand, 2017)

  The World Wide Web has advanced considerably in the recent years. These advancements have also been expanded to the mobile environments, where mobile devices are now capable of doing most of the operations that were initially ...
• Prototyping the GUISET Architecture using the NoNgoma online stores 

  Cebekhulu, Siyabonga Sifiso (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Small, Micro and Medium Enterprises (SMMEs) play a huge role in improving the economic growth of a community. In the area of Nongoma, where this study is concentrated, most SMMEs still use traditional methods, such as ...
• Modelling the performance of web services in cloud e-marketplaces based on consumer waiting time and provider cost 

  Olu, Akingbesote Alaba (University of Zululand, 2016)

  Cloud E-Marketplaces are virtualised global network markets that allow the exchange of digital information through a broker for the purpose of conducting and delivering cost effective business services. Prior to the Cloud, ...
• Evaluation study of Leader Selection Algorithms in Wireless Mesh Networks 

  Zulu, Nkosinathi Hendrick (University of Zululand, 2015)

  Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) is a group of wireless devices which can dynamically communicate with one another in multi-hop manner. Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) are getting more attention and recognition as a scalable ...
• A Contracts-Based Model for managing web services evolution 

  Chiponga, Kudzai (University of Zululand, 2015)

  Service-based systems need to be designed in such a way that they are able to accommodate the volatility of the environment in which they operate. Failure to evolve service-based systems will result in service providers ...
• Evaluation of Transport Layer Protocols for wireless multi-hop networks 

  Ncanana, Sakhile Michael (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Wireless Multi-hop Network (WMN) is a collection of wireless nodes that dynamically form a network without an infrastructure support. It is a promising technology for several interesting applications such as broadband ...
• Design of a communication infrastructure for GUISET services based on multiple enterprise service buses 

  Shezi, Themba (University of Zululand, 2013)

  In recent years, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has become a paradigm for enabling more efficient and flexible business processes in a service-based economy. The significance of this paradigm results in many organizations ...
• Insider Threat Reduction Model for the cloud environment 

  Nkosi, Lucky (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Cloud computing is a growing paradigm that offers a lot of benefits to cloud users. Despite the potential benefits that cloud computing could offer to business and individuals, security threat remains one of the growing ...
• Conceptual design of an ontological approach to personalising GUISET portal 

  Gumbi, Nonhlanhla Melody (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Searching and finding specific information from web-based information systems has become tedious and time consuming due to information overload on the web. The current adaptation and personalisation techniques employed are ...
• Dynamic composition of portal interface for GUISET services 

  Sihawu, Siyasanga Amanda (University of Zululand, 2014)

  The increased usage of technology requires the user interface to be user friendly and easy to understand. In portals, the user interface is one of the critical components. Portal is a medium that Small Medium and Macro ...
• A load balancing framework for SMS invocation of services in SOA environment 

  Nene, Mandla Trevor (University of Zululand, 2013)

  The drastic increase in the usage of SMS technology has led to solutions that seek to enable users of mobile devices to access services through SMSs. This has resulted in the proposal of solutions towards SMS-based service ...
• Evaluation of Mesh Points Placement Schemes for Rural Wireless Mesh Network (RWMN) Deployment 

  Ndlela, Nokubonga Zamandlela Yvonne (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Internet connectivity in most rural African areas has been viewed as a major challenge due to lack of reliable power, scarcity of network expertise, expensive installation of network equipment and the high cost of providing ...
• Interfacing RFID and Web 2.0 Technologies to Improve Inventory Management in South African Enterprises 

  Mathaba, SU (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Cost-effective inventory management includes balancing the cost of inventory with its profit. Most business owners fail to recognise the value of the cost of carrying inventory, which includes not only the direct costs of ...
• A QoS-Aware Web Service Client Framework for GUISET 

  Mathonsi, E.L (University of Zululand, 2011)

  Web Services have become one of promising technologies, and is getting widely adopted in business and also gradually deployed in real customer environment. The technology of Web Service is capable of providing a means to ...
• Development of a cloud based privacy monitoring framework for the health sector 

  Shabalala, M.V (University of Zululand, 2014)

  Cloud computing is growing in popularity due to its ability to offer dynamically scalable resources provisioned as services regardless of user or location device. However, moving data to the cloud means that the control ...

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