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Widgetizing Communication Services

2010 IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2010
In this paper we propose a framework of building communication features as web widgets and compose these widgets to better serve users with highly customizable features, friendly user interfaces, and easier integration with other web services. We address several challenges of the widgetizing process, including feature interaction handling, inter-widget
Xiaotao Wu, Venky Krishnaswamy
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Transforming community services

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2010
The Department of Health-led programme, Transforming Community Services (TCS), has, since its introduction in Autumn 2008 created a huge volume of work for myself, other Royal College of Nursing colleagues and NHS managers who are connected to community health services.
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Service communities

Proceedings of the 6th international workshop on Software engineering and middleware, 2006
Businesses increasingly provide and use services, applying formal (Web) services technology for the description, composition, and management of software as services. At the same time, social communities are emerging on the Web, applying less formal practices and Web 2.0 technology for the dissemination and aggregation of diverse content. In this paper,
Stefan Tai, Nirmit Desai, Pietro Mazzoleni   +2 more
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Web Services for Service-Oriented Communication

2006 International Conference on Collaborative Computing: Networking, Applications and Worksharing, 2006
Service-Oriented Communication (SOC) is a new development in the industry to enable communication through web services and SOA. SOC is to make communication as service and provide a service-oriented architecture to integrate communication in business applications.
Wu Chou, Li Li 0001, Feng Liu 0016
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COMMUNITY TELEVISION ‐‐ A COMMUNITY SERVICE OR A TELEVISION SERVICE?

Journal of Educational Television, 1980
ABSTRACT t the Centre for Mass Communication Research, University of Leicester, the author undertook a three year research project focussing on Britain's first community television service, Greenwich Cablevision in South‐East London. He argues that we need to adopt a different perspective on community television in order to explore and understand its ...
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Web service enablement of communication services

IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS'05), 2005
In this paper, we introduce Web service application session services, WS-session, for Web service based application session management in communication. A two-way Web service framework is described. It supports the use of Web service in the situation of telecommunication where the communication endpoint can be both a client and a peer-to-peer server ...
Wu Chou, Li Li 0001, Feng Liu 0016
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Personal communications services

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1992
The history of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) examination of proposals to allocate radio frequency spectrum to a new and innovative range of services it calls personal communications services (PCS) is outlined. Personal communication networks (PCN), which will supply mobile two-way, mass-market communications services, the most advanced
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Designing Service Communities

2001
Communities sind Beziehungsnetzwerke, in denen sich Menschen aufgrund ahnlich gelagerter Interessen, Werte, Ziele oder Probleme zusammenfinden. Sie tauschen Informationen aus oder losen gemeinsam bestimmte Probleme. Fur Dienstleister gewinnt diese „informelle“Organisationsform zunehmend an Bedeutung.
Kathrin M. Möslein, Renate Eisentraut, Michael Koch 0001   +2 more
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Transforming community services

Nursing Management, 2009
I am responding to the letter in the June issue of Nursing Management about Transforming Community Services (TCS).
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The Lwazi community communication service

Proceedings of the 20th international conference companion on World wide web, 2011
We present the design, development and pilot process of the Lwazi Community Communication Service (LCCS), a multilingual automated telephone-based information service. The service acts as a communication and dissemination tool that enables managers at local community centres to broadcast information (e.g. health, employment, social grants) to community
Aditi Sharma Grover, Etienne Barnard
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