Improving Mobile Solution Workflows and Usability Using Near Field Communication Technology

Jaring, Päivi; Törmänen, Vili; Siira, Erkki; Matinmikko, Tapio

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-76652-0_22

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“…ECMA (2014) claims that NFC is helpful as it is easily accessible and reliable to the users, as is as simple as a touch. Ii is evident that NFC is accessible as Jaring, Törmänen, Siira, and Matinmikko (2007) explains that NFC has the ability to "decrease or eliminate duplicate work" and help "decreasing the amount of user made errors" (p. 365). There is a correlation as Jaring, Törmänen, Siira, and Matinmikko (2007) state that "decreasing the amount of duplicate work decreased the user made errors, because the amount of opportunities to make errors was diminished" (p. 365).…”

Section: M-commercementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Ii is evident that NFC is accessible as Jaring, Törmänen, Siira, and Matinmikko (2007) explains that NFC has the ability to "decrease or eliminate duplicate work" and help "decreasing the amount of user made errors" (p. 365). There is a correlation as Jaring, Törmänen, Siira, and Matinmikko (2007) state that "decreasing the amount of duplicate work decreased the user made errors, because the amount of opportunities to make errors was diminished" (p. 365). This method benefits the users to transfer larger data or continuing the communication session if devices go away after touching each other (Hussein & Mohammad, 2012).…”

Section: M-commercementioning

confidence: 99%

“…This property makes a transaction or data exchange "less prone to hacking by a third party (HCL, 2013, p. 6). Additionally, Jaring, Törmänen, Siira, and Matinmikko (2007) claim that NFC help to increase the capability of the system to verify user actions. This helps the system to identify the accurate location and time where an account is accessed.…”

Section: Securementioning

confidence: 99%

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Near Field Communications (NFC) as Halal Detection Application

Sawari¹,

Ghazali²,

Yap³

2015

MJSS

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The objective of this study is to discover the advantages and disadvantages uses of Near Field Communications (NFC) as halal certificate detection. NFC is a type of wireless connectivity protocols, in which it allows reliable communications within devices in short range. Consumers can easily detect the halal status of the nearby restaurants as their phones will vibrates if the restaurants have the legal halal certificates in 500 meter distance. In addition, consumers can easily report to authorities about the fake halal logos of the restaurants using this system, with that an immediate action will be taken. However, it also discovers that NFC could bring several disadvantage such data loss and tag damage, technical limitations in the implementations of software card emulation and loss in security.

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Section: M-commercementioning

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Near Field Communications (NFC) as Halal Detection Application

Sawari¹,

Ghazali²,

Yap³

2015

MJSS

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“…Some studies have already evaluated usability of the NFC technology in form of case studies. Jaring et al (2007) survey the results of six small NFC pilots, which are focused on improving mobile solution workflows and usability. They conclude that NFC based solutions are easy to use, but the small and limited keypad poses challenges to the design of NFC applications.…”

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Adoption of Near Field Communication Technology in Business to Consumer Services

Wallin¹,

Häikiö²,

Määttä³

2008

Proceedings of the International Conference on E-Business

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Touch based interaction has been found out to provide fast and easy way to use mobile services. Near Field Communication technology (NFC) is one of the most promising ways to conduct touch based interaction with mobile phones. In this paper our aim is to identify challenges of the adoption of NFC related business to consumer services. The results of this study are based on three pilot cases conducted in Finland in 2007. Our research presents findings based on qualitative company interviews and both quantitative and qualitative user questionnaires. We conclude that there are several challenges in the adoption of NFC-based applications. However, expect for the shortage of NFC enabled mobile phones, challenges of the adoption may be reduced with careful planning and implementation of NFC-based applications.

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Improving Mobile Solution Workflows and Usability Using Near Field Communication Technology

Cited by 9 publications

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Near Field Communications (NFC) as Halal Detection Application

Near Field Communications (NFC) as Halal Detection Application

Adoption of Near Field Communication Technology in Business to Consumer Services

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