A 3 Tier Open ICT Ecosystem Network Design (3TOIEND) to Enhance Utilization of Local ICT Infrastructure VIA Campus WLAN

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Ikechukwu Innocent Umeh PhD
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Abstract

This research focused on developing of an open ICT ecosystem network design to enhance the utilization of local ICT infrastructure via network, and reduce overdependence on the Internet in the Nigerian campus network environments. A network is used to intelligently share computer infrastructure, and resources by the users involved. The research first surveyed selected tertiary institutions in Nigeria to ascertain the level of utilization, of expensive ICT facilities including, Internet bandwidth via campus LANs, and to discover the causative and prevailing bottlenecks, which hindered optimal utilization of ICT resources via campus networks. The analysis of the findings, alongside the literatures reviewed, revealed that poor network planning and design were the most prominent factors that cause underutilization of ICT resources via a WLAN, in the Nigerian University campus environments.

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Ikechukwu Innocent Umeh PhD. 2026. \u201cA 3 Tier Open ICT Ecosystem Network Design (3TOIEND) to Enhance Utilization of Local ICT Infrastructure VIA Campus WLAN\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 22 (GJCST Volume 22 Issue E2): .

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This research focused on developing of an open ICT ecosystem network design to enhance the utilization of local ICT infrastructure via network, and reduce overdependence on the Internet in the Nigerian campus network environments. A network is used to intelligently share computer infrastructure, and resources by the users involved. The research first surveyed selected tertiary institutions in Nigeria to ascertain the level of utilization, of expensive ICT facilities including, Internet bandwidth via campus LANs, and to discover the causative and prevailing bottlenecks, which hindered optimal utilization of ICT resources via campus networks. The analysis of the findings, alongside the literatures reviewed, revealed that poor network planning and design were the most prominent factors that cause underutilization of ICT resources via a WLAN, in the Nigerian University campus environments.

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