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  Challenging Issues of a Context-Aware Mobile Computing Framework

  Smitha Madhukar

  Research Paper | Isroset-Journal (IJSRCSE)

  Vol.1 , Issue.6 , pp.1-3, Nov-2013

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  Context-aware mobile technology has garnered lot of attention in recent times. Context-aware applications are self-regulating and self-monitoring. Building a context-awareness framework is a serious challenge. This paper presents an idea for the development of a context-aware mobile framework. The process of proposing such a framework is quite a challenging task because of the fact that this framework should consider many context-aware factors like location, temperature, time, noise levels etc. Context-aware applications have not been able to venture into every common man’s arena. This paper has tried to make a sincere attempt to devise a model that will help to cater to all the requirements of building a context-aware mobile framework.

  Key-Words / Index Term
  Context-Aware, Ubiquitous, Pervasive, Contextual Information, Sensors, Actuators, Sentient, Stigmergy, Pheromones

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  Smitha Madhukar, "Challenging Issues of a Context-Aware Mobile Computing Framework," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.1, Issue.6, pp.1-3, 2013

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  CCTF: Component Certification & Trust Framework

  Latika Kharb

  Technical Paper | Isroset-Journal (IJSRCSE)

  Vol.1 , Issue.6 , pp.4-6, Nov-2013

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  Trust is important while assembling the components, as users want to know that a component will function as required and “advertised” and certification is a mechanism through which trust is gained. When both these notions are applied to component software development, we recognize that what is required to produce reliable and stable software, worthy of certification of certification of trust. We begin with defining key terms used in this paper and follow this with a discussion on trust and its relationship to certification. We continue with descriptions of a basic form of proposed CCTF: Component Certification & Trust Framework and then present an extension to basic framework that supports establishing trust.

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  Trusted Component, Third-Party Certification, Component Based Software Project Manager

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  Latika Kharb, "CCTF: Component Certification & Trust Framework," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.1, Issue.6, pp.4-6, 2013

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  Study of Services and Privacy Usage in Cloud Computing

  Rakesh Prasad Sarang and Rajesh Kumar Bunkar

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  Vol.1 , Issue.6 , pp.7-12, Nov-2013

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  In last decade, there are several survey point out over privacy and services has risen and increasingly becoming central point for IT industries. Almost every day, IT sector, network security and sensitive data are being broken. This uses more advanced techniques to protect their information. Privacy is a very essential issue for cloud computing. Hence there is a need of an effective privacy and security that protect data, information and technology resources adequately. This survey focus on cloud computing, its architecture, services and identifies the cloud computing privacy. In this paper, we are presenting a service models to deal with the privacy and security problems in cloud computing environment. We elaborate privacy and service models as considered in cloud computing resources and the proper preventing their data. There are multifarious security and privacy that need to be understood. The paper includes some privacy and techniques that show the motivation for the adoption of cloud computing.

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  Cloud Computing,Service Models, Vulnerability Privacy and Cloud Usage

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  Rakesh Prasad Sarang and Rajesh Kumar Bunkar, "Study of Services and Privacy Usage in Cloud Computing," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.1, Issue.6, pp.7-12, 2013

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  Performance Improvement of Software as a Service and Platform as a Service in Cloud Computing Solution

  Vivek Raich, Pradeep Sharma, Shivlal Mewada and Makhan Kumbhkar

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  Vol.1 , Issue.6 , pp.13-16, Nov-2013

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  The word cloud (also phrased as "the cloud") is used as a metaphor for "the Internet," so the phrase cloud computing means "a type of Internet-based computing," where different services -- such as servers, storage and applications -- are delivered to an organization's computers and devices through the Internet. Cloud computing that is providing computer resources as a service, is a technology Revolution offering flexible IT usage in a cost efficient and pay-per-use way. As for the evaluation of companies to whether which technology solution to use, it would be necessary to decide whether or not the evaluation of cloud computing would actually differ to the traditional way of IT outsourcing. In this paper, we compare PaaS and SaaS cloud computing solutions. Cloud computing provides three service models that provide different levels of control such as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS). Each service model can be seen as a layer with IaaS at the base allowing full control of resources and storage, PaaS in the middle allowing development on an existing platform and finally, SaaS providing limited development opportunities but having appeal to end-users. Each layer provides different development and/or deployment opportunities that can be matched to the resource requirements of individuals and businesses.

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  Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, Software as a Service, Cloud Model

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  Vivek Raich, Pradeep Sharma, Shivlal Mewada and Makhan Kumbhkar, "Performance Improvement of Software as a Service and Platform as a Service in Cloud Computing Solution," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.1, Issue.6, pp.13-16, 2013