m-Mag: The Mobile Magazine Services Platform

Pfeifer, Tom; Downes, Barry

doi:10.1109/wmcs.2005.13

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“…An advanced adaptability and profile management framework [7] and an adaptive proxy-based content transformation framework [8] were presented a few years ago. A comprehensive service discovery mechanism for MANET [9] and a service platform based on Parlay Gateway [10] were studied recently. Also included are an integration framework between Parlay Gateway and IMS [11] .…”

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A New Adaptive Service Provisioning Architecture for NGN

Peng

Wang

2010

2010 International Conference on E-Business and E-Government

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Adaptive and reconfigurable service provisioning is a promising research direction for NGN service technologies. It will lay the foundation of a converged network environment, in which users can feel free to enjoy various advanced services. In this paper we propose a new Adaptive Service Provisioning Architecture(ASPA) applicable to NGN. The architecture is composed of five subsystems enriching the current NGN service provisioning with novel capability of adaptation to user environment, network environment and service environment. Detailed modular structure of each subsystem is presented with emphasis on the description of adaptation capabilities. Finally an application example is provided to illustrate the rational of ASPA.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A New Adaptive Service Provisioning Architecture for NGN

Peng

Wang

2010

2010 International Conference on E-Business and E-Government

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“…UGetMobile has been built on the knowledge gained and the results of two previous research projects undertaken with Enterprise Ireland: a Proof of Concept project called m-Mag [9,10] and an Innovation Partnership project with O 2 Ireland called Catalyst [11]. MMag was focused on exploring the concept of mobile magazines and the O 2 Project on enabling SMEs to create mobile services.…”

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UGetMobile End-user Mobile Publishing Platform

Pfeifer

Haughney

Downes

2006

The 8th IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology and the 3rd IEEE International Conference on Enterprise Computin

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UGetMobile advances the state of the art in Web 2.0 services, by creating an Internet service that enables end-users to "get mobile" -use the Internet to create mobile accessible web-sites and mobile value added services such SMS (Short Message Service), MMS (Multimedia Message Services), blogs, LBS (Location Base Services), video and e-mail. UGetMobile enhances these services by creating deep interconnections with mobile Operator's mobile portals and Service Delivery Platforms (SDP) via OSA/Parlay; and UGetMobile will leverage the growth of key emerging Web 2.0 mobile services such as Google Local, Google Base, Google Mobile, MSN mobile and Yahoo mobile.

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