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Wireless value-added services in exhibition shows
International Journal of Mobile Communications, 2006This paper discusses the development and trial of a Wireless Exhibition Guide that employs mobile, wireless, and indoor positioning technologies to introduce sophisticated information, communication, and navigation exhibition services, thus, leveraging the value proposition of exhibition stakeholders.
Adamantia G. Pateli +2 more
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Value Added Privacy Services for Healthcare Data
2010 6th World Congress on Services, 2010The widespread use of digital data, storage and sharing for data mining has given data snoopers a big opportunity to collect and match records from multiple sources for identity theft and other privacy-invasion activities. While most healthcare organizations do a good job in protecting their data in their databases, very few organizations take enough ...
Luvai F. Motiwalla, Xiaobai (Bob) Li
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Value Added Services on Stationary Vehicular Cloud
2014Cloud computing is the use of computing resources that are delivered as a service over a network. Most of the mobile phones currently in use have less processing capability. A trivial solution to this resource poverty problem is compute offloading. Mobile clouds are not efficient with conventional internet cloud models and mobile computing approaches ...
Narayanan Vignesh +3 more
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VANET-based Secure Value-Added Services
Proceedings of the 2014 International Conference on Social Computing, 2014Due to the rapid development of the Internet, vehicular value-added services have become very prevalent in vehicular ad hoc network (VANET); especially for road safety and traffic management. In this paper, we propose a secure value-added service scheme based on blind signature technique for VANET.
Shi-Jinn Horng, Shiang-Feng Tzeng
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Value Added Services on Digital Television Platforms
Javnost - The Public, 2002AbstractThis paper examines the acceptance and use of value added or interactive services by viewers on digital television (DTV) platforms. These services like the electronic program guide, enhanced background information on programs, Internet access, video-on- demand, near video-on-demand, walled garden services have certain business value.
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The Value-Added Nature of Service-Learning
Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 2018This research explores the benefits of service-learning among a group of Midwestern college students. Students enrolled in a section of a Juvenile Delinquency course served as volunteers at a juvenile detention facility and were studied using a pre-test/post-test survey design.
Allyson Drinkard, Pamela Tontodonato
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Value-Added Networks and Services
1992Abstract Value-added networks receive greater attention in European policy discussions than in the United States, and it is important to understand from the outset why this is so. The key policy issue with respect to value-added networks is their potential to resell basic transmission to third parties.
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The adoption of mobile value‐added services
Managing Service Quality: An International Journal, 2012PurposeMobile telecommunication service providers endeavor to mitigate the declining voice service revenue through popularization of mobile value‐added services (MVASs). To understand determinants that influence mobile phone subscribers' intentions to use MVASs, this study aims to investigate the influences of perceived playfulness and information ...
Kai Wang, Chien‐Liang Lin
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Value-added services in the Goal DISN
Proceedings of MILCOM '94, 2002The Defense Information System Network (DISN) will be the telecommunications infrastructure for all defense information systems in the future. Its architecture consists of three major building blocks: the transport infrastructure segment; a network management segment; and a value-added services segment. The transport infrastructure will be a high-speed
L. Paoletti, J.P. Hyde, A. Hashizume
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Value added service for mobile communications
4th International Conference on Power Engineering, Energy and Electrical Drives, 2013The highly intensive race among GSM operators for their market share have created a rich environment for an advent of many services beyond core services, meaning just making calls and sending SMS which will refer to it as value added service or VAS. A typical example of VAS: when a mobile user is willing to know weather forecast so he or she get into ...
Ahamd M. Salem +2 more
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