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Le Prof. Roch Glitho a présenté les activités de recherche du laboratoire d’ingénierie de services de télécommunications de l’université Concordia de Montréal au Canada.

Ce laboratoire se focalise sur la recherche dans le domaine de l’ingénierie de services utilisateurs. Ce qui inclus entre autres les protocoles des couches hautes (transport et applications), les interfaces de programmation d’applications et les intergiciels. Au cours de la présentation les réalisations faites dans le passé récent par le laboratoire et qui ont été sanctionnés par plusieurs brevets et publications ont été passé en revues.

Les projets en cours dans le laboratoire ainsi que les plans pour le future dans les domaines de communications machine to machine / Internet des choses et Cloud Computing ont aussi ont été discutés.

About Roch Glitho

Roch Glitho [SM] holds a Ph.D. (Tekn. Dr.) in tele-informatics (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden), and M.Sc. degrees in business economics (University of Grenoble, France), pure mathematics (University of Geneva, Switzerland), and computer science (University of Geneva). He is an Associate Professor of Networking and Telecommunications at the Concordia Institute of Information Systems Engineering (Concordia University, Canada) where he holds a Canada Research Chair in End-User Services Engineering for Communications Networks and leads the Telecommunications Service Engineering Laboratory. He is also an adjunct professor at the department of Computer Technology, University of Milan, Italy, and at the Institut de Mathématiques et Sciences Physiques (IMSP), University ofAbomey-Calavi, Republic of Benin. In the past he has worked in industry for almost a quarter of a century and has held several senior technical positions at LM Ericsson in Sweden and Canada (e.g. expert, principal engineer, senior specialist). His industrial experience includes research, international standards setting (e.g. contributions to ITU-T, ETSI, TMF, ANSI, TIA, and 3GPP), product management, project management, systems engineering and software/firmware design. He is a member of several editorial boards including IEEE Network and IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials. In the past he has served as IEEE Communications Society distinguished lecturer, Editor-In-Chief of IEEE Communications Magazine and Editor-In-Chief of IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials. His research areas include architectures for end-users services, distributed systems, non conventional networking, and networking technologies for emerging economies. In these areas, he has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed papers, more than 30 of which have been published in refereed journals. He also holds 24 patents and has several pending applications.

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