Using Web Services for supporting the users of wireless devices

Pilioura, Thomi; Hadjiefthymiades, Stathes; Tsalgatidou, Aphrodite; Spanoudakis, Manos

doi:10.1016/j.dss.2005.05.007

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“…For example, a mobile worker could receive and answer a phone call on a mobile device (completely synchronous) or receive an email on a mobile phone (slightly more asynchronous). It is important to note that often mobile technologies afford resources (e.g., information) to be shared and accessed in a both synchronous and more asynchronous manner [97].…”

Section: Connectednessmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Do Mobile ICTs Enable Organizational Fluidity: Toward a Theoretical Framework

Chatterjee¹,

Sarker²,

Siponen³

2017

Information & Management

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The focus of this theoretical paper is to investigate how mobile information and communication technologies (ICTs) give rise to the notion of organizational fluidity. Drawing upon previous literature, five affordances of mobile ICTsmobility, connectedness, interoperability, identifiability, and personalizationare discussed. Delving into the concept of organizational fluidity, the paper captures three dimensions of organizational fluidity, namely, team fluidity, task fluidity, and control fluidity. The paper then develops propositions on how different combinations of the mobile ICT affordances influence each of the dimensions of organizational fluidity. The contributions and implications of the paper are discussed.

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Section: Connectednessmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Do Mobile ICTs Enable Organizational Fluidity: Toward a Theoretical Framework

Chatterjee¹,

Sarker²,

Siponen³

2017

Information & Management

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“…The grid is known for properly utilizing the idle resources to handle large amount of data and assigning tasks to multiple nodes for processing at the same time, so it is feasible to construct a safe and stable storage, management and sharing mechanism (Taylor, 2007). Due to the fact that the farmland irrigation facilities are widely dispersed, the use of grid framework makes it possible to achieve the collaboration of workstations and end nodes so that the information nodes can achieve the purpose of resources sharing and load balance (Cambazoglu et al, 2007) (Phioura and Spanoudakis, 2007).…”

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confidence: 99%

Radio frequency identification (RFID) with mobile-grid based framework for farmland irrigation facility management

Wu¹

2011

Afr. J. Agric. Res.

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The farmland irrigation system is the lifeblood for the agriculture; due to the fact that the farmland irrigation facilities in Taiwan cover a wide range of area, the traditional Web-based system cannot appropriately meet the dynamic service requirements in the field, and their resource services could not be fully shared and reused. Therefore, in response to the distributed environmental requirements of the farmland irrigation facilities, the mobile grid will combine the grid resource framework and the mobile service mechanism: the grid resource sharing mode addresses the bottleneck in the use of the distributed information; through the use of the radio frequency identification (RFID) technology as the information trigger component of the gird nodes, the on-site patrol performance of the irrigation facilities is improved; and the combination of the global positioning system (GPS) and geographic information system (GIS) systems to build the grid application presentation interface facilitates the monitor of the irrigation facilities and patrol status. With the help of the integrated service platform of the mobile grid, the wide-area distributed nodes can be optimally controlled and used.

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“…As stated earlier, the service platform operation is based on web services, which are considered as a mean to improve interoperability among heterogeneous applications, over internet protocols [4] and are also a commonly accepted and increasingly used approach to m-commerce, as stated in [4], [15], [24]. Maximino Bessa, Manuel Cabral Reis.…”

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Contextualized Ubiquity: A new opportunity for rendering business information and services

Cunha

Peres

Morais

et al. 2010

J. theor. appl. electron. commer. res.

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Stating that information and services are ubiquitous, means that they are available anywhere, anytime. The development of mobile-devices with wireless network-access capabilities, together with the decrease in network-traffic costs and the proliferation of free wireless hotspots, makes the use of mobile-devices, as Internet access tools, increasingly common and attractive. With novel forms of presenting information and to provide new ways to interact with consumers, new business strategies can be boosted, in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and m-commerce. This paper describes a different approach to the relationship between customers and business-providers, based on contextualization mechanisms located in commercial products, which in turn acts as a gateway to static tag-embedded information as well as web-based information and services. A wine integrated management system, called SIGPV, is presented as a proof-of-concept, enumerating some of possible major business and CRM benefits.

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Using Web Services for supporting the users of wireless devices

Cited by 12 publications

References 3 publications

How Do Mobile ICTs Enable Organizational Fluidity: Toward a Theoretical Framework

How Do Mobile ICTs Enable Organizational Fluidity: Toward a Theoretical Framework

Radio frequency identification (RFID) with mobile-grid based framework for farmland irrigation facility management

Contextualized Ubiquity: A new opportunity for rendering business information and services

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