Optimising a Formulated Cost Model to Minimise Labour Cost of Computer Networking Infrastructure: A Systematic Review

Optimising a Formulated Cost Model to Minimise Labour Cost of Computer Networking Infrastructure: A Systematic Review

Richard Nana Nketsiah, Richard C Millham, Israel Edem Agbehadji, Emmanuel Freeman, Ayogeboh Epizitone

Contemporary enterprises need to manage their infrastructure effectively while keeping personnel costs low to ensure profitability. Achieving this necessitates the study of employing a quantitative research approach to develop a cost model that enables companies to optimise their networking infrastructure while reducing human expenses. The study identified variables such as topologies and configuration complexities that affect labour costs and incorporated the uncovered methods for cutting labour expenses into the developed cost model. Thus, to establish the model's efficacy, the study used real-world data to validate the proposed cost model and compare it to other models. The findings indicate that the cost model can reduce labour costs in computer networking infrastructure and other areas while maintaining excellent network performance and reliability. The study highlights the issues that can impact policy …

Springer Nature Switzerlan

2023

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-031-48858-0_34

English