M-commerce security: the impact of wireless application protocol (WAP) security services on e-business and e-health solutions

Tan, Joseph; Wen, H. Joseph; Gyires, Tibor

doi:10.1504/ijmc.2003.003994

Cited by 17 publications

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“…and Gyires, 2003). Kumar (2004) has also examined global trends in 21st century mobile communications, whilst Kini and Thanarithiporn (2004) have also examined adoption issues and value space between e-commerce and m-commerce.…”

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Preliminary Insights into M-commerce Adoption in Ghana

Boadi

Boateng

Hinson

et al. 2007

Information Development

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Utilizing case studies of farmers and fishermen in Ghana, we investigated the mobile commerce (m-commerce) idiosyncrasies of two rural businesses. We specifically examined the investment cost associated with m-commerce, and the m-commerce adoption practices of farmers and fishermen in selected rural districts in Ghana. We adopted a qualitative research approach and conducted in-depth interviews with management and operational personnel, in our target respondent firms. We found that m-commerce facilitates cost reduction for farmers and fishermen, and affords them opportunities for deepening internal and external business relationships. M-commerce also facilitates the delivery of time-sensitive information, which enhances decision-making in transactions. Whilst m-commerce clearly enhances various value delivery propositions for the farming and fishing companies we profiled, it cannot entirely replace their business value chains. The originality of this study lies in the fact that, it is one of the few scholarly investigations focusing on m-commerce from the perspective of a sub-Saharan country.

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Preliminary Insights into M-commerce Adoption in Ghana

Boadi

Boateng

Hinson

et al. 2007

Information Development

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“…The issue of security in e-manufacturing is rarely addressed in the literature, although Lujiong et al do discuss authentication [19], promoting a role-based access scheme for networked manufacturing systems. In a paper dealing with e-health and e-business for m-commerce, Tan et al [20] put the focus on the same point: the issue of security, privacy, and integrity of information and transactions being exchanged from one point on the network to another is seen as a key barrier to making mobile solutions a reality. An obvious solution to mitigating security risks is to limit the number of entry points.…”

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Remote lab in virtual world for remote control of industrial processes

Fayolle¹,

Gravier²,

Yankelovich³

et al. 2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo

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“…Indeed, by thinking about the use of one device belonging to one firm, and which is proposed as a service to other ones, we have to allow the connection to people which are not known in the second Information System. In a paper dealing with e-health and e-business for m-commerce, the authors [22], put the focus on the same point : the issue of security, privacy, and integrity of information and transactions being exchanged from one point of the network to another is seen as a key barrier to making mobile solutions a reality.…”

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Reusable Framework for Remote Monitoring and Maintenance of Manufacturing Systems

Fayolle¹,

Gravier²,

Ates³

2009

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Abstract-The aim of this paper is to address the problem of remote control of manufacturing systems for maintenance, object conception and production purposes.We present a global approach of this problem according to two research axis: the genericity of the platform according to the underlying device, and the security of the data and information systems. The primary goal of this paper is to describe the framework that allows the remote control, and especially its independence to the devices. We propose a special study on the security issues in such architecture by explaining why we have made the choice of adopting identity federation technologies as a mean to reach remote devices hosted in different Information Systems. We also describe how this kind of systems can be used in a collaborative way in order to build a real extended entreprise for emanufacturing systems.

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M-commerce security: the impact of wireless application protocol (WAP) security services on e-business and e-health solutions

Cited by 17 publications

References 15 publications

Preliminary Insights into M-commerce Adoption in Ghana

Preliminary Insights into M-commerce Adoption in Ghana

Remote lab in virtual world for remote control of industrial processes

Reusable Framework for Remote Monitoring and Maintenance of Manufacturing Systems

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