A framework of cloud-based virtual phones for secure intelligent information management

Ding, Jiun-Hung; Chien, Roger; Hung, Shih-Hao; Lin, Yi-Lan; Kuo, Che-Yang; Hsu, Ching‐Hsien; Chung, Yeh‐Ching

doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2013.11.006

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“…The growing importance of virtual systems has resulted in the generation of research interests amongst practitioners and academics in various aspects of virtual systems including its usage, benefits and relevance of the system to individuals, businesses and the community. In this paper smart phones are selected as the focus of research because this device is increasingly emerging as a personal and business tool in terms of data management, email communication and internet access (Daponte, Vito, Picariello, & Riccio, 2013;Chappel & Paliwal, 2014;Zhang, Mao, Rau, Choe, Bela, & Wang, 2013;Ding, Chien, Hung, Lin, Kuo, Hsu, & Chung, 2013). The virtual device is a convergence of regular mobile phone, and personal digital assistants (PDA), and is positioned as a notebook computer (Chang, Chen & Zhou, 2009).…”

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The Role of Working Women in Investment Decision Making in the Family in India

Sharma¹,

Kota²

2019

AABFJ

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While there has been extensive research on the adoption of an innovation in general, research on adoption of a specific innovation such as virtual systems in an emerging economy is relatively scarce. This research addresses this lacuna in the extant literature by empirically investigating the potential drivers impacting on the practice of virtual systems at the individual level in an emerging economy, Bangladesh. The data for the study comprises responses obtained through a cross-sectional survey of individuals using a structured instrument. Data were analyzed using correlation and multiple regression analysis. Findings suggest that a personal initiative is one of the strongest predictors of virtual device adoption, followed by self-fulfillment with innovation and peer pressure. Surprisingly benefits and social pressure did not show any significant relationship with usage. The implications of these findings are highlighted in the paper along with the limits and future potential of research in this area.

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The Role of Working Women in Investment Decision Making in the Family in India

Sharma¹,

Kota²

2019

AABFJ

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“…BYOD and mobile applications involve security issues not only threatening their adoption and diffusion ( Balapour, Nikkhah, & Sabherwal, 2020 ) but also increasing the threats to organizational data, for several reasons. First, hyperconnected BYOD tools increase the complexity of network protection because they can connect to several types of networks (cellular networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC), ( Breitinger, Tully-Doyle, & Hassenfeldt, 2020 ; McLeod & Dolezel, 2018 ; Palanisamy et al, 2020 ) and to cloud computing resources, thereby increasing the risks ( Ding et al, 2014 ; Gupta, Seetharaman, & Raj, 2013 ; Lian, Yen, & Wang, 2014 ; Morrow, 2012 ; Sultan, 2014 ). Smartphones and tablets are increasingly connected to applications, storage or other digital services, resulting in greater risks ( Mustafa & Kar, 2019 ).…”

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“…In terms of connectivity, if the speed of Internet connections underwent dramatical acceleration, 1 the range of networks now includes hi-speed Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC. 2 Elaborated applications can operate on personal devices, ranging from emails to critical business applications, such as CRM and ERPs ( Ding et al, 2014 ). In addition, access to cloud-based applications and storage has reinforced even more the variety and sophistication of applications.…”

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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) as reversed IT adoption: Insights into managers’ coping strategies

Barlette

Jaouen

Baillette

2021

International Journal of Information Management

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Highlights This research explores the managers’ adaptation strategies resulting from BYOD usage by employees. The authors operationalize and enrich the coping model of user adaptation (CMUA). This research sheds light on the decisional processes in the adoption of coping strategies. The impact of the CMUA constructs varies according to the pre- or post-implementation period. This work helps managers for maximizing BYOD-related benefits and maintaining satisfactory corporate information security.

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“…Neste contexto, todas as informações devem estar armazenadas em ambientes de computação na nuvem, ou seja, em ambientes de informação remotos. O processo de validação de teorias e aplicações é bastante comum na área de gestão da informação (DING et al 2014;MAASS & VARSHNEY, 2012), sendo algo típico no método DSR (GREGOR, HEVNER, 2013), tendo em vista o seu caráter pragmático. O SI desenvolvido para demonstrar a GICVA consiste em um sistema de armazenamento de informações, baseado em dois contextos, quais sejam, o econômico-financeiro e o de saúde.…”

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Proposta de um construto para gestão da informação no ciclo de vida dos agentes

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Ribeiro

Garcia

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Resumo Atualmente as infromações geradas por um agente (ex. uma pessoa; um automóvel; uma obra pública, etc.) ao longo do seu ciclo de vida encontram-se espalhadas por diferentes sistemas de informação (SIs) de diferentes organizações. Por exemplo, um cidadão ao longo de sua vida gera informações nos mais variados tipos de organização (ex. hospitais, escolas, empresas, repartições públicas, etc.). Todavia, estas informações contidas nos SIs destas organizações não podem ser livremente acessadas por este cidadão. Contudo, frente ao atual desenvolvimento tecnológico é possível desenvolver SIs capazes de centralizar em um único respositório as informações geradas por um agente ao longo do seu ciclo de vida, construção essa ainda pouco observada em nossa sociedade. Em face desta oportunidade de pesquisa neste artigo é proposto um construto para gestão da informação no ciclo de vida dos agentes (GICVA). Tendo em vista seu caráter aplicado é utilizado o método Design Science Research (DSR). Em seguida, este construto é demonstrado por meio de um SI para gestão de informações de pessoas em dois contextos. Da perspectiva conceitual este artigo apresenta um novo construto que permitirá desenvolver SIs sob um novo paradigma. Da perspectiva da aplicação, SIs baseados nos princípios da GICVA poderão ser implementados para gerenciar informações de diferentes tipos de agentes, tais como pessoas, automóveis, imóveis, projetos, dentre outros, podendo trazer grandes benefícios para a sociedade.

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A framework of cloud-based virtual phones for secure intelligent information management

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

The Role of Working Women in Investment Decision Making in the Family in India

The Role of Working Women in Investment Decision Making in the Family in India

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) as reversed IT adoption: Insights into managers’ coping strategies

Proposta de um construto para gestão da informação no ciclo de vida dos agentes

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