An Innovative Framework and Techniques for Trusted Mobile Interaction

Funding: 2007: $30,118
2008: $30,618
2009: $22,618

Funding or Partner Organisation: Australian Research Council (ARC Discovery Projects)

Start year: 2007

Summary: Emerging mobile applications such as mobile commerce, location-based services and wireless sensor networks promise to have an enormous impact in business, society, health and defence. However for practical real-world deployment, trusted interaction is critical. This project will make a fundamental research contribution and benefit Australian industry by developing an innovative framework providing totally new, dynamic, generic, scalable and extensible techniques for trusted interaction in mobile systems. This will help place Australia in the international forefront of next-generation mobile computing research and will have a positive influence on industry by enabling new mobile services to be developed, introduced and exported.

Keywords: mobile, mobile business, trust, ontology,

FOR Codes: Other Information, Computing and Communication Sciences, Interorganisational Information Systems, Information Systems not elsewhere classified, Application tools and system utilities, Telecommunications, Technological and organisational innovation, Information and Computing Sciences not elsewhere classified, Interorganisational Information Systems and Web Services, Other information and computing sciences not elsewhere classified, Service oriented computing, Information systems, technologies and services not elsewhere classified

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