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A Mobile System for Managing Personal Finances Synchronouslyempts have been made by way of software applications; however, these attempts fail. This paper intends to design and implement a system that addresses some of the financial management challenges faced by SMMEs. To achieve this, features of similar systems were studies intensively through related wor

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Redesigning Mobile Phone Contact List to Integrate African Social Practicesose based on awareness, addressed many issues of social interest such as group communication or social ties building and strengthening. Yet, the mobile devices contact lists, as they are designed until now, do not efficiently take into account the social connections. Besides, the social connections

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Towards Inclusive Social Networks for the Developing Worldeliable Internet connectivity, literacy) that exclude scores of potential end-users, especially in the developing world. Including these potential end-users will require lifting those two assumptions. This paper is a first step towards inclusive social networks in the developing world. It proposes a

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Multi-diffusion Degree Centrality Measure to Maximize the Influence Spread in the Multilayer Social zes the information spread in a multilayer social network. In our works, we focus in the determination of the seeds by proposing a centrality measure called .-. . (denoted by .) based on . . model. We consider the . persons as the most influential. This centrality measure uses firstly, the diffusion

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