Maurizio Naldi was born
in Palermo in 1963. He graduated cum laude in 1988 in Electronic Engineering
at the University of Palermo and then received his Ph.D. in Telecommunications
Engineering from the University of Rome at Tor Vergata. After graduation
he pursued an industrial career, first at Selenia (now Alenia) as a
radar designer (1989-1991), and then in the Network Planning Departments
of Italcable (1991-1994), Telecom Italia (1995-1998), and WIND (1998-2000)
where he was appointed Head, Traffic Forecasting & Network Cost
Evaluation Group. In the 1992-2000 period he was active in the standardization
bodies (ETSI and ITU), in particular as Associate Rapporteur for Broadband
Traffic Measurements and Models at ITU Study Group 2. In the same period
he also taught several courses in Network Planning and Traffic Engineering
at the Scuola Superiore Guglielmo Reiss Romoli (now Telecom Italia Learning
Services) in L'Aquila. Since 2000 he is Assistant Professor at the University
of Rome at Tor Vergata, where he holds the courses "Telematica
e Reti" (Introduction to communications networks) and "Pianificazione
delle reti di telecomunicazione" (Communications Network Planning).
Since 2001 he also holds an appointment as Professor or Radar Theory
at the Armed Forces School of Electronics, Optoelectronics and Computer
Science in Rome.
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