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Multilink management SP3 15. 2.4
Networking and architecture SP3 15. 2.4
Airport WiMAX comms SP6, SP7 9.16, 15. 2.7
QoS management SP3 15. 2.4
Software Defined ... possible outcomes to be used in future business
plans, RT/D plans, risk assessment studies, and it envisages future management
processes.
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