A Migration Framework for Ubiquitous Computing Applied in Mobile Applications

Thant, Khin Phyo; Naing, Thinn Thu

doi:10.1109/apsitt.2005.203659

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“…Logical mobility refers to the applications' ability to move from one device to another while data access is maintained (da Costa et al 2008). As a result users can access their applications and data anywhere in the environment, and applications are not bound to any single device and can migrate with the user to different environments (Thant and Naing 2005). Lyytinen and Yoo (2002) named it as digital convergence while (Junglas 2006) referred to it as unison.…”

Section: Ubiquitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A predictive model for the acceptance of pervasive information systems by individuals

Karaiskos¹,

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Pervasive Information Systems constitute an emerging class in the information systems realm motivated by the pervasive (or ubiquitous) computing paradigm. Pervasive computing promises a technological shift away from the desktop computing paradigm towards more ubiquitous forms of computation presence and use. According to Weiser, who envisioned this computing evolution back in 1991, people and environments will be augmented with computational resources that will provide information and services when and where desired in the most acceptable, easy and pleasant way, like a walk in the woods. Today, we observe that this vision gradually becomes a reality through a multitude of pervasive applications taking their position in various real life settings. Nevertheless, the urgency to rush an individual's world with the latest and greatest pervasive technology must be tempered with an understanding of whether the technology serves appropriately his needs. In other words, this technological shift raises issues considering the acceptance of pervasive information systems and hence their success.

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Section: Ubiquitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A predictive model for the acceptance of pervasive information systems by individuals

Karaiskos¹,

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“…Due to the heterogeneity of hardware, migrating at the application level may be desirable, and applications need to be adapted to fit different environments whilst preserving the functionality and application state as far as possible. [63] introduces an application migration framework that partitions applications into input, output, and logic components, adapting each according to the new devices that are available.…”

Section: Mobile Application Migrationmentioning

confidence: 99%