Titlebook: E-Commerce and Web Technologies; 8th International Co Giuseppe Psaila,Roland Wagner Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Analysis of Mobile and Pervasive Applications from a Corporate Investment Perspectiveereby communicating the nature and benefits of mobile and pervasive systems for corporate evaluation purposes. The taxonomies were validated involving a survey gathering the opinions of 20 CIOs. The taxonomy use is portrayed in a mobile logistics application case from the chemical industry.

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Impact of Relevance Measures on the Robustness and Accuracy of Collaborative Filtering a neighbor with respect to rating prediction. Such techniques have been used to improve prediction accuracy in collaborative filtering. We show that significance weighting, in particular, also results in improved robustness under profile injection attacks.

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Linking M-Business to Organizational Behavior Levels – A Mobile Workforce Centered Research Framewors on the mobile workers gained across nine industries suggest that any research agenda addressing the effect of m-business on OB levels should reflect industrial differences. Building on the mobile workforce concept, a three-dimensional reference framework is presented as a guide for a behavioristic research agenda.

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logical point of view. To do this, we based on the models proposed by the model-driven development method OO-Method / OOWS. To document our approach, we apply our ideas to a real case study of a Web application to manage University Research Groups.

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Cities and Social Governance Reformserying privacy-preserving XML fragments in both schema-aware and schema-less mode, which are common scenarios when P2P XML databases operate in very large publish-subscribe systems. Finally, we complete our analytical contributions with an experimental study showing the effectiveness of our proposed framework.

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. The collected date is analysed and results are compared to the national statistics. Results show that the adoption rate of information and communication technology (ICT) and e-commerce in Bury is a step ahead of the UK in general.