A mobile business information system for the control of local and remote workforce through reactive and behavior-based monitoring

Ríos-Aguilar, Sergio; Lloréns-Montes, Francisco-Javier

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2014.12.030

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“…The proposed model is taken for granted as the end user and the target node that have connectivity to the internet. The target node is conceived as a device for the provision of services that addresses features in all layers of the OSI model, from the physical layer to the application layer interoperability services focusing in the routing layer [42], [43]. The model proposed in Fig.…”

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confidence: 99%

Design Methodology for Self-organized Mobile Networks Based

Anzola¹,

Bolaños-Castro²,

Bermúdez³

2016

IJIMAI

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-The methodology proposed in this article enables a systematic design of routing algorithms based on schemes of biclustering, which allows you to respond with timely techniques, clustering heuristics proposed by a researcher, and a focused approach to routing in the choice of clusterhead nodes. This process uses heuristics aimed at improving the different costs in communication surface groups called biclusters. This methodology globally enables a variety of techniques and heuristics of clustering that have been addressed in routing algorithms, but we have not explored all possible alternatives and their different assessments. Therefore, the methodology oriented design research of routing algorithms based on biclustering schemes will allow new concepts of evolutionary routing along with the ability to adapt the topological changes that occur in self-organized data networks.

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Section: Result: Proposed Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Design Methodology for Self-organized Mobile Networks Based

Anzola¹,

Bolaños-Castro²,

Bermúdez³

2016

IJIMAI

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“…However, personal characteristics and features do not influence user intentions. Other mobile‐based services include Ríos‐Aguilar and Lloréns‐Montes (2015), who studied a mobile presence control information system for control of local and remote workforces through reactive and behavior‐based monitoring. Zioupou et al (2014) studied business information systems (BIS) adoption in the agri‐food sector.…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring the factors influencing Mobile‐based Ubiquitous System adoption in the Bangladesh RMG sector: A view through DOI and TOE

Ahad,

Busch

2023

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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Relatively little is known about micro‐ and macro‐level determinants of mobile phone ubiquitous system (MbUS) adoption by the manufacturing industry, such as is the case with the ready‐made garment (RMG) industry in Bangladesh. This research closes this gap, by presenting the adoption factors of MbUS in RMGs through applying the Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation theory and technology, organization, environment framework, to explore individual, technological, organizational, and environmental determinants of MbUS adoption. The study also reports on critical country level‐factors, organizational success factors and obstacles in MbUS adoption in RMGs. A qualitative method using interviews with the ready‐made garment (RMG) factory owners, managers, employees, and IT experts, suggests technological readiness, easily understandable MbUS technology, RMG capability, government intervention, and a supportive regulatory environment, were found to be macro‐level determinants of successful MbUS adoption. A survey was also conducted to explore the micro‐level customer‐centric factors, which found the relative advantages of MbUS, cost, the age of user's (p < 0.000), and influence on intention to use MbUS. This paper also identifies MbUS as a technical solution for time‐critical information in RMGs, the competitive environment of RMGs, empowerment opportunities and countrywide demands to improve the RMG situation, are important adoption factors of MbUS rarely identified in prior literature. The findings will be of value to RMGs, government, and MbUS developers, to accelerate development of MbUS in Bangladesh. Furthermore, the findings have implications for other developing countries by improving the capacity of RMGs, while realizing their own development goals through mobile technologies.

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“…Users are not allowed to register their attendance outside a specified virtual geographic boundary, known as a geofence. In [29], a mobile presence control information system that utilize the real-time location capabilities of mobile devices was used to demonstrate the effectiveness and reliability of mobilebased geolocation service. A geolocation-based attendance management system which uses geofencing to create a virtual box representing the classroom was proposed in [30] where the user's exact location is then retrieved using GPS coordinates from their mobile devices.…”

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Fraud Mitigation in Attendance Monitoring Systems using Dynamic QR Code, Geofencing and IMEI Technologies

Nwabuwe¹,

Sanghera²,

Alade³

et al. 2023

IJACSA

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Attendance monitoring is a vital activity in several organizations. Due to its importance, many attendance monitoring systems have been developed to automate this process. Despite several advancements in automated attendance management solutions, attendance fraud remains an issue as some end users can manipulate known vulnerabilities, such as proxy attendance, buddy-punching, early departure, and so on. In this paper, a fraud-resistant attendance management solution is developed by harnessing technologies such as geofencing, dynamic QR code and IMEI Checking. The proposed solution is comprised of a single-page web application where QR code can be enabled for attendance registration, and a mobile application, where endusers can scan generated QR code to register their attendance. Attendance cheating via QR code sharing is prevented by encoding the polygonal coordinates of the event venue in the QR code to determine if the user is within the venue. The proposed system solves the problem of proxy attendance by registering and verifying the end user's device IMEI number. Results obtained from testing indicate that attempts at committing a variety of attendance frauds are effectively mitigated.

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A mobile business information system for the control of local and remote workforce through reactive and behavior-based monitoring

Cited by 6 publications

References 32 publications

Design Methodology for Self-organized Mobile Networks Based

Design Methodology for Self-organized Mobile Networks Based

Exploring the factors influencing Mobile‐based Ubiquitous System adoption in the Bangladesh RMG sector: A view through DOI and TOE

Fraud Mitigation in Attendance Monitoring Systems using Dynamic QR Code, Geofencing and IMEI Technologies

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