Software abstractions for mobile RFID‐enabled applications

Carreton, Andoni Lombide; Pinte, Kevin; Meuter, Wolfgang De

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“…The convergence of mobile internet and smart phone has made the mobile phone a powerful tool that is no longer being used for communication only but also for doing numerous jobs and activities. Near Field Communication (NFC) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies are already integrated with smart phone for mobile payment and tracking of goods and parcels [4][5][6][7]. Users of smart phone are also able to perform various jobs through the help of smart phone Apps, which are countless.…”

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Opportunities and Challenges of M-commerce Adoption in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study

Rahman¹,

Sloan²

2015

J Internet Bank Commer

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The objective of this research is to explore the opportunities and challenges of mcommerce adoption in Bangladesh. An empirical study is conducted to see the user's perception on this issue. The country has experienced a sheer adoption of mobile phone, around 70%, one of the biggest advantages for m-commerce adoption. Findings indicate a positive trend of m-commerce uptake in Bangladesh. More than 60% of the survey participants used mobile internet although mobile broadband, the key feature for m-commerce, has not been available in the country until the time of the study. Adoption of mobile financial services is also promising; for example, 40.5% used mobile balance transfer. Users of mobile billing (28%), mobile ticketing (21%), mobile remittance (16%) and mobile banking or SMS banking (10%) are also growing. Network infrastructure has continually been upgraded with the advance technologies including the recent launch of 3G mobile network. Study found that the lack of trust and literacy are the two major challenges of m-commerce growth in Bangladesh. Stakeholders need to make strategic plans to deal with these challenges and opportunities for rapid uptake of m-commerce in Bangladesh.

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Opportunities and Challenges of M-commerce Adoption in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study

Rahman¹,

Sloan²

2015

J Internet Bank Commer

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“…Walraven et al . propose a coordination architecture for flexible and policy‐driven composition of cross‐organizational features in distributed service systems. The underlying approach of this architecture is to specify the features and their composition at a higher level that abstracts the internal implementation mechanisms of the organizations involved.…”

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Distributed applications and interoperable systems (Extended papers from DAIS’10)

Kapitza

2013

Softw Pract Exp

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. For the 10th anniversary, the conference was organized for the first time in cooperation with ACM SIGSOFT and ACM SIGAPP. Furthermore, the program cochairs Frank Eliassen and Rüdiger Kapitza initiated this special issue. The presented works address various aspects of distributed applications, including their design, implementation and operation, the supporting middleware, appropriate software engineering methodologies and tools. The selection of papers was compiled by inviting 8 out of the 17 full conference papers that were originally presented at the conference. In a three-stage review process 5 out of the 8 papers were finally accepted for this special issue.Walraven et al.[1] propose a coordination architecture for flexible and policy-driven composition of cross-organizational features in distributed service systems. The underlying approach of this architecture is to specify the features and their composition at a higher level that abstracts the internal implementation mechanisms of the organizations involved.Felber et al.[2] present a collaborative search companion system, CoFeed, that collects user search queries and that considers feedback to build user-centric and document-centric profiling information. Over time, the system constructs ranked collections of elements that maintain the required information diversity and enhance the user search experience by presenting additional results tailored to the user's interest space. Zaplata et al. [3] propose a concept for the development of future context-aware applications based on the novel approach of structured context prediction. As a framework, this approach allows integration of domain-specific knowledge and facilitates the application, combination and implementation of suitable prediction methods. Romero et al. [4] focus on home environments and propose a middleware solution, called DigiHome, that applies the Service Component Architecture (SCA) component model to integrate data and events generated by heterogeneous devices in such environments. DigiHome exploits the extensibility of SCA to incorporate the representational state transfer architectural style and, in this way, leverages on the integration of multiscale systems of systems (from wireless sensor networks to the Internet). Additionally, the platform applies complex event processing technology that detects application-specific situations.Careton et al.[5] extend the ambient-oriented programming paradigm to program radio frequency identification (RFID) applications. They considered RFID tags as intermittently connected mutable proxy objects hosted on mobile-distributed computing devices and detail their prototype implementation.We thank the editors of Software -Practice and Experience for hosting this special issue, the authors for their excellent work of extending and improving their original conference publications and especially the DAIS program committee members who served for the special issue for taking the time and providing high value feedback during the three review rounds.RÜDIGER KA...

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MORENA: A Middleware for Programming NFC-Enabled Android Applications as Distributed Object-Oriented Programs

Carreton

Pinte

Meuter

2012

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Software abstractions for mobile RFID‐enabled applications

Cited by 7 publications

References 29 publications

Opportunities and Challenges of M-commerce Adoption in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study

Opportunities and Challenges of M-commerce Adoption in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study

Distributed applications and interoperable systems (Extended papers from DAIS’10)

MORENA: A Middleware for Programming NFC-Enabled Android Applications as Distributed Object-Oriented Programs

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