Lessons inferred from NFC mobiquitous innovative information service

Miranda, Serge; Pastorelli, Nicolas; Evgeniya, I Krasavtseva; Torre, Dominique; Chaix, Laetitia

doi:10.3166/isi.16.4.15-47

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“…This project has been driven in order to reduce the development time and the "time-to-market" of new NFC services. It is partly described in [2], and [3].…”

Section: G Related Work: "Nfc Container" Project At Mbds With Gemaltomentioning

confidence: 99%

“…WOLF extends "NFC Container" project [2], [3] previously developed at MBDS in 2008-2010 for J2ME cell phones. Its SE-QL interface idea stems from a long-term research background on SQL and database (DB) systems; SE-QL simplifies NFC service development by abstracting the core software complexity associated with the management of multiple SE environments.…”

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…and the "What", the final outcome (information, ticket transaction, appointments, service, triggering mechanisms, etc.) [2]. Unlike contactless smart cards services, NFC mobile services benefit from features of the smartphones: network high connectivity, embedded sensors, location-based ecosystem, camera, highdefinition and touchscreen user interface bring NFC services at a higher level of expectation and innovation, extending SP information system to the end-user allowing screens, real time interactivity, personalization, traceability and live updates without storage limitation (and Cloud synchronization).…”

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In terms of tracking the smartphone coupled with NFC at least enables to get 3-dimensional transaction identification: space, time and biometrics (as demonstrated in [3]). …”

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

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“…Our future will be "mobiquitous" [2], [3], [10] around the convergence of mobility of cell phones becoming computers (smartphones) and ubiquity of Internet (becoming social and broadband) ); NFC is an underlying technology and standard supporting mobiquity. NFC connectivity induces five additional dimensions to enrich information services (the five "W").…”

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

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WOLF: a Research Platform to Write NFC Secure Applications on Top of Multiple Secure Elements (With an Original SQL-Like Interface)

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Abstract-This article presents the WOLF (Wallet OpenLibrary Framework) platform which supports an original interface for NFC developers called "SE-QL". SE-QL is a SQLlike interface which eases and optimizes NFC secure application development in making the heterogeneity of the Secure Element (SE) transparent. SE implementation could be "embedded" (eSE) in the mobile device, or inside the SIM Card (UICC), or "onhost" software-based, or in the Cloud (e.g. through HCE); every SE implementation has its own interface(s) making NFC secureapplication development extremely cumbersome and complex. Proposed SE-QL solves this problem. This article demonstrates the feasibility and attractiveness of our approach based upon an original high-level API.

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“…This project has been driven in order to reduce the development time and the "time-to-market" of new NFC services. It is partly described in [2], and [3].…”

Section: G Related Work: "Nfc Container" Project At Mbds With Gemaltomentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In terms of tracking the smartphone coupled with NFC at least enables to get 3-dimensional transaction identification: space, time and biometrics (as demonstrated in [3]). …”

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introduction: Wolf and Se-qlmentioning

confidence: 99%

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WOLF: a Research Platform to Write NFC Secure Applications on Top of Multiple Secure Elements (With an Original SQL-Like Interface)

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Our article emphasizes the relationship between knowledge and business ecosystems. Transformation of a knowledge ecosystem can lead to the emergence of a technological platform embodying a business ecosystem and providing the resources required especially for firm startup. The role of knowledge replication in an innovation ecosystem is identified through exploratory research and a qualitative case study in the technology hotspot of Sophia-Antipolis. Our findings provide evidence of a new technological trajectory in near field communication ecosystems resulting from a radical transformation of traditional knowledge ecosystems. We show that the role of a knowledge filter is reduced by some public actors and universities acting as the "tenant anchor" and accelerating the replication of knowledge, and the resolution of intellectual property rights issues in emergent business ecosystems. We highlight the critical role of a public actor in enabling the emergence and creation of a business ecosystem, and its involvement in this entrepreneurial activity.

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Lessons inferred from NFC mobiquitous innovative information service

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WOLF: a Research Platform to Write NFC Secure Applications on Top of Multiple Secure Elements (With an Original SQL-Like Interface)

WOLF: a Research Platform to Write NFC Secure Applications on Top of Multiple Secure Elements (With an Original SQL-Like Interface)

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