5G Technology on networks and communications is the natural successor of 4G Technology for both wired and wireless systems to provide services with high speed and robust coverage at the user end. 4G is designed to provide specific services to the users according to current technology. But what could be more interesting is to investigate further users to provide services according to their needs. T
his idea meaning of 5G, to be «User Centric». Furthermore, another important aspect of 5G is the interoperability that will be able to provide between different systems leading in a deeper integration of on communications and networks. 5G is envisioned to be a system where speed and coverage are no longer the top leading starring roles but many more. Towards that idea regulatory authorities and standardization bodies are setting new rules and bringing together different technologies such as Internet of Thing (IoT), Smart Energy Grid, Smart Cities, Smart Health, Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and Device-to-Device (D2D) Communications, Software Defined Networks (SDN), Network Function Virtualization (NFV). All the aforementioned technologies and many more can be enabled, providing improved Quality of Service (QoS), Grade of Service (GoS) compared to current communication and networking technology. Topics:
• Dense and Access Networks
• MIMO & mmWave
• Smart Energy Grid and Smart Cities
• Cloud and IPv6 Networks
• VoLTE – LTE-Advanced
• Network Visualization and Software Defined Networks
• Spectrum Management and Bandwidth Brokerage
• Network Technologies and Management
• Cooperative Technologies
