Identifying Green Services using GSLA Model for Achieving Sustainability in Industries

Ahmed, Iqbal; Okumura, Hiroshi; Arai, Kohei

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2016.070922

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“…Here are some parameters mentioned below which decide the performance of the antenna:- Gain -Gain (or absolute gain) is defined as, "The ratio of the radiation intensity in a given direction to the radiation intensity that would be produced if the power accepted by the antenna was isotropically radiated" [50]. This ratio is expressed in decibels with respect to an isotropic radiator (dBi).…”

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A Review on Flexible Printed Antennas for Futuristic Applications

2022

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Flexible antennas are one of the majorly used transceiver devices in modern day technologies. Due to its flexible nature it can be used ranging from healthcare industry to automobile industry, and many more. Study and analysis on flexible antennas have unveiled new dimensions in communication network and allied domains. Compact, lightweight, flexible materials make sure that the antenna can be used along with any existing electronics of any required shapes. Mainly the polymers, textiles and papers are being used as antenna substrates to incorporate flexibility. In recent times, flexible antennas are analysed vastly for futuristic bio-implantable antennas. Along with the flexible dielectric materials, conducting flexi materials are also investigated to replace the radiating portion of the antenna. A detailed review on flexible antennas by comparing on the basis of materials used and the applications, may find some interesting alternatives of the conventional applications. Also, this review work shall unearth the possibility of new fan outs of futuristic approaches.

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A Review on Flexible Printed Antennas for Futuristic Applications

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“…with their techniques that can minimize the effects of malicious attacks (mitigation techniques) [8,9]. Iqbal Ahmed et al introduces green IT as a Service (GaaS), which is important for modern days sustainability concern [10]. S Ajoudaninan et al said that following three parameters were the most crucial (a) data confidentiality (b) integrity (c) availability [11].…”

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A brief review: security issues in cloud computing and their solutions

Ahmed

2019

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Cloud computing is an Internet-based, emerging technology, tends to be prevailing in our environment especially in the field of computer sciences and information technologies which require network computing on large scale. Cloud Computing is a shared pool of services which is gaining popularity due to its cost, effectiveness, avilability and great production. Along with its numerous benefits, cloud computing brings much more challenging situation regarding data privacy, data protection, authenticated access, Intellectual property rights etc. Due to these issues, adoption of cloud computing is becoming difficult in today's world. In this review paper, various security issues regarding data privacy and reliability, key factors which are affecting cloud computing, have been addressed and also suggestions on particular areas have been discussed.

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“…Additionally, sustainable GSLA informational model has been developed based on all missing parameters of three pillars of sustainability (3Es) by [3,4]. The new green IT services have been designed based on the information model [2,4] too. However, there is no work/research have been done on the evaluation or validation of sustainable GSLA model until now.…”

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“…Green SLA(GSLA) is a formal agreement between service providers/vendors and users/customers incorporating all traditional/basic commitments (Basic SLAs) [1] as well as incorporating Ecological, Economical, and Ethical (3Es) aspects of sustainability [2]. The growth rate of SLA in recent time is increasing as well as the need of sustainable GSLA for achieving sustainability in IT industry [3].…”

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“…This research reveals the inclusion of using Bayesian Network Model (BNM) for validating the sustainable GSLA model and thereby, assisting ICT engineer to practice real sustainability in their product/service deployment. The proposed BNM includes 09 green parameters from ecological pillars, 04 parameters from economic pillars, 07 parameters from ethical pillars and product life cycle of sustainable GSLA informational model [2,3,4].…”

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Sustainable Green SLA (GSLA) Validation using Bayesian Network Model

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Arai³

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Abstract-Currently, most of the IT (Information Technology) and ICT (Information and CommunicationTechnology) industries/companies provides their various services/product at a different level of customers/users through newly developed sustainable GSLA (Green Service Level Agreement). In addition, all these industries also designed new green services at their scope by using global sustainable GSLA informational model. The recent development of sustainable GSLA under 3Es (Ecology, Economy and Ethics) are assisting these IT and ICT based industries to practice sustainability by providing green services to their customers/users and thus respecting green computing paradigm. However, the evaluation of newly developed sustainable GSLA model is not validating yet. This research attempts to evaluate and validate the sustainable GSLA model by using Bayesian Network Model (BNM). The validation of using BNM is done with the feedback of 44 different IT and ICT based companies from Japan, India and Bangladesh. The average accuracy of using BNM for validating sustainable GSLA model is 68% while considering all sample data sets. Moreover, while the proposed BNM have higher confidence with entropy calculation, then the accuracy is almost 100% for most of the companies' feedback. The proposed idea of using BNM for evaluating and validating sustainable GSLA model would definitely help the ICT engineer to design and develop future green services in their industries. Additionally, the evaluation also validates the proposed information sustainable GSLA model from previous research.

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Identifying Green Services using GSLA Model for Achieving Sustainability in Industries

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A Review on Flexible Printed Antennas for Futuristic Applications

A Review on Flexible Printed Antennas for Futuristic Applications

A brief review: security issues in cloud computing and their solutions

Sustainable Green SLA (GSLA) Validation using Bayesian Network Model

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