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A Comparative Study of Nomadic Mobile Service Provisioning Approaches
By: van Beijnum, B.-J.; Srirama, S.; Pawar, P.; van Halteren, A.;
2007 / IEEE / 0-7695-2878-3
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This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' A Comparative Study of Nomadic Mobile Service Provisioning Approaches ' In today's world of pervasive computing, the mobile devices are enriched with a variety of features and being used as a personal information delivery platform. The increased processing, storage and communication capabilities of these devices combined with the latest developments in the area of Service Oriented Architecture enables a new class of services, called Nomadic Mobile Services (NMS). Recent research has resulted in different NMS provisioning approaches; each one employs/defines a different architecture and addresses a different mix of issues. This paper provides a comparative study of three NMS provisioning approaches based on their architectural design, development choices and prototyped applications. Each approach has its own merits considering the applications they aim at. However, in the future, a solution which uses web services for better interoperability and employes proxy approach for better QoS could be a possible technical design.
Related Topics
Quality Of Service
Nomadic Mobile Service Provisioning Approaches
Service Oriented Architecture
Nms Provisioning Approaches
Interoperability
Qos
Mobile Computing
Service Oriented Architecture
Pervasive Computing
Prototypes
Web Services
Middleware
Application Software
Ip Networks
Personal Digital Assistants
Computer Architecture
Quality Of Service
Open Systems
Mobile Computing
Web Services
Engineering
Web Services