Prof. Mbuyu Sumbwanyambe is Professor and Head of Department
for Electrical and Smart Systems Engineering in the School of Engineering and
Built Environment at the University of South Africa. He is a Council and Fellow
of SAIEE, a member of IEEE and international association of engineers (IAENG).
He has a wide range of industry experience, working as consultant, project
engineer and a researcher at the UNISA. He has held workshops and presented at
various government institutions on the value of ICTs for social and economic
development. He is keen promoter of collaboration between industries, the
university and other universities in the SADC region. Prof. Mbuyu Sumbwanyambe
has a multi-disciplinary background and has varied research interests, which
include Risk management, Application of Game theory in telecommunication,
digital communication, resource management, regulation and policy issues,
telecommunication and ICT engineering, economic and social ICT delivery, Energy
efficiency and Demand side management and AI, and information systems
evaluation. He has reviewed several papers for IEEE and other various Journals,
as well as acted as chair and invited panelist at numerous international
conferences. He has contributed book chapters and published extensively in
Journals and conference proceedings.https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1709-0607
Prof. Mbuyu Sumbwanyambe is Professor and Head of Department
for Electrical and Smart Systems Engineering in the School of Engineering and
Built Environment at the University of South Africa. He is a Council and Fellow
of SAIEE, a member of IEEE and international association of engineers (IAENG).
He has a wide range of industry experience, working as consultant, project
engineer and a researcher at the UNISA. He has held workshops and presented at
various government institutions on the value of ICTs for social and economic
development. He is keen promoter of collaboration between industries, the
university and other universities in the SADC region. Prof. Mbuyu Sumbwanyambe
has a multi-disciplinary background and has varied research interests, which
include Risk management, Application of Game theory in telecommunication,
digital communication, resource management, regulation and policy issues,
telecommunication and ICT engineering, economic and social ICT delivery, Energy
efficiency and Demand side management and AI, and information systems
evaluation. He has reviewed several papers for IEEE and other various Journals,
as well as acted as chair and invited panelist at numerous international
conferences. He has contributed book chapters and published extensively in
Journals and conference proceedings.https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1709-0607