Varoutas Dimitris

Varoutas Dimitris is a Professor at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Department of Informatics and Telecommunications, specializing in Telecommunications Engineering and Techno-Economic Analysis. His research focuses on network economics, 5G/6G networks, IoT, and the application of AR/VR in cultural heritage preservation. He has published extensively on topics including infrastructure sharing, broadband diffusion, and regulatory frameworks for telecommunications.

Key research interests include:

• Techno-economic evaluation of next-generation communication networks
• Market dynamics and competition in telecom sectors
• Smart city technologies and Industry 4.0 applications
• Forecasting models for technology adoption

Recent work highlights include a 2025 study on 6G network deployment costs and a 2024 analysis of AR applications in cultural heritage. His research often bridges technical innovation with economic feasibility, addressing challenges such as infrastructure sharing, regulatory policies, and digital transformation in media.

He has contributed to policy discussions on fixed/mobile broadband economics and the impact of OTT platforms on traditional broadcasting. His publications span over two decades, reflecting deep engagement with both theoretical frameworks (e.g., system dynamics, game theory) and practical implementation challenges.