A Mobile Community Service Platform Promoting Ubiquitous Collaboration

This paper proposes a novel mobile community service platform that enables a mobile phone to promote collaborations that are more advanced. Our research contributes in two folds. First, as a service design framework, a model of a mobile community is defined in which each member has a role and corres...

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Main Authors: Kyungran Kang, Jungtae Lee, Kyoungwon Beak, Sungeun Park, Jaehwan Kim
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Business
Collaboration
collaborative interactions
Communities
Mobile communication
mobile community
Mobile handsets
mobile phone service platform
Servers
Wireless LAN
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Summary:This paper proposes a novel mobile community service platform that enables a mobile phone to promote collaborations that are more advanced. Our research contributes in two folds. First, as a service design framework, a model of a mobile community is defined in which each member has a role and corresponding task to achieve a common goal. Second, the proposed platform provides a running and development environment based on the community model. It consists of a Community Service Phone Platform, a Community Server, and a Task Framework. The Task Framework provides programming interfaces that alleviate the task development overhead and enable plug-and-playable tasks. The phone platform is middleware and provides a running environment for the tasks.
DOI:10.1109/DASC.2011.156