The document discusses the Hiker Application Framework created by ACCESS to address the unique needs of mobile application development on Linux systems. It describes how mobile applications have distinct requirements from desktop applications due to limited screen size and interruptions. The Hiker Framework includes several managers that handle application installation, launching, data sharing, notifications, and other lifecycle functions. It provides a unified way to develop and run applications across different programming languages and environments for mobile Linux devices.
This document provides an outline and overview of key topics about computer software that will be covered in a chapter. It discusses the major types of software including system software like operating systems and application software. It describes important functions of operating systems and lists different operating system types. It also outlines various application software categories including personal, enterprise, and specialized software. Finally, it discusses software issues organizations may face and trends in programming languages.
Java has a security model targeted at running applets and untrusted code, so you don’t need to worry about running your own code on your own servers, right? In fact, there are several vulnerability patterns that can affect server-side Java applications, and this presentation outlines some of the steps you should take to ensure that your server room is not compromised. It looks at the established techniques for enhancing your security and shows new technology from IBM that addresses several attack vectors.
Enea provides software solutions for distributed embedded systems to handle increasing data traffic requirements. Its software is used widely in wireless infrastructure and other industries. It has a mature Linux distribution tailored for networking and communications with an emphasis on real-time capabilities. Enea also offers a powerful device management middleware solution based on its Linux distribution to enable reliable configuration, monitoring, and control of distributed embedded systems.
Android is an open source operating system for mobile devices that is growing rapidly. It allows developers to easily create applications and includes features like an integrated browser, media support, and access to device hardware. The Android software stack includes the Linux kernel, libraries, a custom virtual machine called Dalvik, and application framework. This framework provides reusable components and APIs for application development.
IBM Worklight v6.0 is a mobile application platform that speeds the development, integration, and management of mobile applications and infrastructure. It provides an open standards-based development framework, mobile application server, and client device layer. Worklight accelerates development, facilitates app security and trust, and enables user engagement through features like push notifications and geo-location services. It also supports mobile analytics. Worklight addresses the need for an enterprise strategy for mobile and allows development of applications that can run across multiple mobile platforms and devices.
Presentation of Connectorio's building's technical systems integrations expertise, services, and the ConnectorIO multi-protocol gateway with Industrial IoT and Building Management & Automation System Cloud platform.
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Workspace ONE is VMware’s digital workspace solution, designed to give access to any application from any type of device under automated and granular policy control. VMware was one of the first adopters of Workspace ONE, deploying across its full user population in early-to mid 2016. This white paper describes the objectives that drove VMware’s decisions of how and when to deploy, plus an overview of the business results we’ve achieved so far.
This document provides an outline and overview of key topics about computer software that will be covered in a chapter. It discusses the major types of software including system software like operating systems and application software. It describes important functions of operating systems and lists different operating system types. It also outlines various application software categories including personal, enterprise, and specialized software. Finally, it discusses software issues organizations may face and trends in programming languages.
Java has a security model targeted at running applets and untrusted code, so you don’t need to worry about running your own code on your own servers, right? In fact, there are several vulnerability patterns that can affect server-side Java applications, and this presentation outlines some of the steps you should take to ensure that your server room is not compromised. It looks at the established techniques for enhancing your security and shows new technology from IBM that addresses several attack vectors.
Enea provides software solutions for distributed embedded systems to handle increasing data traffic requirements. Its software is used widely in wireless infrastructure and other industries. It has a mature Linux distribution tailored for networking and communications with an emphasis on real-time capabilities. Enea also offers a powerful device management middleware solution based on its Linux distribution to enable reliable configuration, monitoring, and control of distributed embedded systems.
Android is an open source operating system for mobile devices that is growing rapidly. It allows developers to easily create applications and includes features like an integrated browser, media support, and access to device hardware. The Android software stack includes the Linux kernel, libraries, a custom virtual machine called Dalvik, and application framework. This framework provides reusable components and APIs for application development.
IBM Worklight v6.0 is a mobile application platform that speeds the development, integration, and management of mobile applications and infrastructure. It provides an open standards-based development framework, mobile application server, and client device layer. Worklight accelerates development, facilitates app security and trust, and enables user engagement through features like push notifications and geo-location services. It also supports mobile analytics. Worklight addresses the need for an enterprise strategy for mobile and allows development of applications that can run across multiple mobile platforms and devices.
Presentation of Connectorio's building's technical systems integrations expertise, services, and the ConnectorIO multi-protocol gateway with Industrial IoT and Building Management & Automation System Cloud platform.
More information:
🔹 Our website: https://connectorio.com
Social:
◼️ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/12662346/
◼️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/connectorio
◼️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/connectorio
Contact us:
🔹 https://connectorio.com/contact/
Workspace ONE is VMware’s digital workspace solution, designed to give access to any application from any type of device under automated and granular policy control. VMware was one of the first adopters of Workspace ONE, deploying across its full user population in early-to mid 2016. This white paper describes the objectives that drove VMware’s decisions of how and when to deploy, plus an overview of the business results we’ve achieved so far.
The document discusses operating systems for mobile devices. It defines an operating system as the master control program that manages all software and hardware resources, controls memory allocation, and manages processes, tasks, threads, interrupts, and other functions. It also describes features of mobile operating systems like Linux, which is an open-source OS that allows customization and has been used in phones like the Motorola Rokr E2 for its security and support for various hardware and applications.
The document provides an overview of the Android operating system. It discusses that Android is an open source, Linux-based operating system designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It also covers the key aspects of Android including its architecture, software stack, applications, SDK, compatibility requirements and some other platforms based on Android like Google TV.
Mobile-C is a mobile agent platform that allows agents written in C/C++ to migrate autonomously between computers. It uses the Ch interpreter as an execution engine for mobile agents, providing portability and security. The architecture is peer-to-peer with agents and agencies. Agents communicate using FIPA standards and the platform provides services like agent management, directory facilitation, and security.
The document provides an overview of security testing techniques for mobile applications on various platforms including Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. It discusses topics such as application threat models, traffic analysis and manipulation, insecure data storage, reverse engineering application binaries, analyzing application components and runtime behavior. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities that could impact the confidentiality, integrity or availability of the mobile application or user data.
The document provides a specification for the Enterprise Buildings Integrator R410.2, an integrated building management system. It has the following key features:
- Total integration of access control, security, surveillance, HVAC, energy management, and life safety systems.
- Uses open standards and supports leading protocols like BACnet, LonMark, OPC, and Modbus.
- Provides a web-based user interface for operators and engineers to monitor and control building functions from any location.
This document discusses using Java for embedded devices. It notes that there will be over 50 billion embedded devices by 2020. It outlines how Java delivers business value by extending product lifecycles, providing competitive advantages, fueling innovation, and increasing market reach. It also notes how Java can help reduce costs, reduce risks, and is standards-based. The document then discusses Oracle's device to data center platform and how it provides a complete solution from embedded devices to the cloud.
This webinar introduces Nokia Asha software platform 1.0 and what’s new for developers targeting the Nokia Asha 501 phone. It covers the updates to the development tools and the new APIs for Nokia Notifications, Image Scaling, Image Processing, Gestures, and File Dialog. After providing an overview to what’s new, Java™ expert Michael Samarin of Futurice provides coding demonstrations to show how to use the new features to build great apps.
Join the sessions:
14 May - 7 a.m. New York; noon London; 7 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn1/event/event_info.html
22 May - 8 a.m. London; 12:30 p.m. New Delhi; 3 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn2/event/event_info.html
30 May - 8 a.m. San Francisco; 10 a.m. Mexico City; 4 p.m. London: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn3/event/event_info.html
IBM MobileFirst - Hybrid Application Development with WorklightIBIZZ
IBM MobileFirst begins with a mindset: Innovative enterprises see the opportunities gained by bringing all resources together to strengthen customer engagement–whenever and wherever the customer wants, and on the customer's favorite device, which is often mobile.
Whether transforming your customer acquisition strategies, streamlining your business process, or boosting product and service innovations, you can accomplish more by focusing on mobile computing environments first.
IBM MobileFirst offers you true end-to-end mobile solutions. Some providers specialize in service offerings; some focus on platform and application development; some offer only mobile security; while others focus just on mobile device management. We bring it all.
We help your customers initiate transactions at the moment of awareness. You can encourage customer-building touchpoints and deepen relationships with your customers with realtime, one-to-one engagements. Learn what they want with powerful mobile analytics and usage data, then create more compelling interactions.
We can also help you increase workforce productivity through mobile apps that enhance collaboration, improve knowledge sharing, and speed responses. Gain efficiency by extending existing business capabilities and applications to mobile workers, partners, and customers.
Mobile application security testing is important to identify vulnerabilities and protect sensitive user data. The key concepts of mobile app security testing include authentication, authorization, availability, confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiation. Common mobile security threats include malware, spyware, privacy threats and vulnerable applications. Effective security testing employs strategies like strong authentication, encryption, access control and session management. The testing methodology involves profiling the app, analyzing threats, planning tests, executing tests, and providing daily status reports. Deliverables include management reports, technical vulnerability reports, and best practices documents.
The document discusses security testing of mobile applications. It outlines common threats like accessing sensitive stored data, intercepting data in transit, and exploiting tainted inputs. The document demonstrates analyzing an example Android app to identify potential issues, including looking at application binaries, network traffic, and content handlers. It also briefly discusses SQL injection risks for mobile apps.
Ibm mobile first platform presentation refresh 05 18-mcSaranga Tripathy
The document discusses IBM's MobileFirst App Platform which helps businesses develop and integrate mobile apps to drive ROI. It notes that mobile app development is a top priority for many businesses as tablet and mobile device usage increases rapidly. The MobileFirst platform provides tools to help developers build apps across platforms more easily and connect apps to backend systems. It also provides capabilities for testing, deploying, and managing apps over their lifecycle.
Mobile application testing faces several key challenges, including the variety of mobile devices with different hardware capabilities, diverse mobile platforms and operating systems, and different mobile networks. Effective mobile application testing requires testing across multiple devices, platforms, and networks. It also requires the use of emulators and cloud-based testing to efficiently test applications. The document outlines various types of mobile application testing including compatibility, interface, services, and performance testing. It discusses test strategies, common issues encountered in testing, and the importance of automation to address the complexities of mobile application testing.
IBM Worklight is a mobile application development platform that allows enterprises to build, deploy, and manage mobile apps. It provides tools to create apps using web technologies like HTML5 or in a hybrid fashion combining web and native elements. Worklight handles integration with backend systems and provides features for app distribution, security, analytics and management. It aims to help enterprises overcome challenges in the fragmented mobile landscape and high costs of developing and maintaining native mobile apps.
HTML5 Mobile Web Framework - High Level DesignThanh Nguyen
This document discusses developing mobile applications for enterprises. It notes challenges around supporting multiple mobile platforms and devices. It proposes using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to build hybrid mobile apps that can access native device features. This allows apps to be developed once and deployed across platforms. The document advocates developing apps using a mobile cloud platform to integrate with back-end systems and support enterprise requirements like security, management and BYOD.
R-Style Lab is a mobile development company that has developed several mobile apps across different industries since 2012. They have a team of over 25 specialists with competencies including iOS, Android, backend development, and design. Some of their clients and apps include a fleet management app, eGovernment app, radiation detection app, and construction project management app.
Introduction to IBM Worklight: Building and connecting cross-platform mobile ...Jeremy Siewert
IBM Worklight is a mobile application platform that allows organizations to build, connect, manage and secure their mobile apps. It addresses key challenges such as delivering apps across multiple platforms, accelerating time to market, connecting apps to backend systems, and reducing security risks. Worklight provides capabilities for developing hybrid, mobile web and native apps using a single codebase. It also enables integration with backend data and applications, remote management of apps, and a unified approach to push notifications.
The document provides an overview of IBM's MobileFirst portfolio and the IBM Worklight mobile application platform. It discusses how Worklight can help speed the development, testing, integration and management of mobile applications. It demonstrates Worklight's console for app version management, analytics dashboards, and the Application Center for centralized app distribution and feedback. It also shows how Worklight integrates with IBM Endpoint Manager for unified mobile device and application management.
The document discusses engagement strategies for the voluntary sector. It suggests asking people questions to get their input, and getting others involved to ask more people and get more answers. While direct engagement may only reach 28% of people, expanding the network to ask more indirectly reaches 56%. The voluntary sector can help engagement efforts by taking questions to a wide range of people through networking events, forums, clubs and online discussions to help achieve engagement goals.
CASE Kent held a successful Dragon's Den style funding event where local groups pitched their funding ideas to representatives from funding bodies. Nearly 300 people have attended CASE Kent's Network Exchange meetings to discuss topics and connect with others. Upcoming events include the East Kent Funding Fair, a meeting on Ashford CCG's health plans, and CASE Kent's AGM which will feature speakers on funding. [END SUMMARY]
The document discusses operating systems for mobile devices. It defines an operating system as the master control program that manages all software and hardware resources, controls memory allocation, and manages processes, tasks, threads, interrupts, and other functions. It also describes features of mobile operating systems like Linux, which is an open-source OS that allows customization and has been used in phones like the Motorola Rokr E2 for its security and support for various hardware and applications.
The document provides an overview of the Android operating system. It discusses that Android is an open source, Linux-based operating system designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It also covers the key aspects of Android including its architecture, software stack, applications, SDK, compatibility requirements and some other platforms based on Android like Google TV.
Mobile-C is a mobile agent platform that allows agents written in C/C++ to migrate autonomously between computers. It uses the Ch interpreter as an execution engine for mobile agents, providing portability and security. The architecture is peer-to-peer with agents and agencies. Agents communicate using FIPA standards and the platform provides services like agent management, directory facilitation, and security.
The document provides an overview of security testing techniques for mobile applications on various platforms including Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. It discusses topics such as application threat models, traffic analysis and manipulation, insecure data storage, reverse engineering application binaries, analyzing application components and runtime behavior. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities that could impact the confidentiality, integrity or availability of the mobile application or user data.
The document provides a specification for the Enterprise Buildings Integrator R410.2, an integrated building management system. It has the following key features:
- Total integration of access control, security, surveillance, HVAC, energy management, and life safety systems.
- Uses open standards and supports leading protocols like BACnet, LonMark, OPC, and Modbus.
- Provides a web-based user interface for operators and engineers to monitor and control building functions from any location.
This document discusses using Java for embedded devices. It notes that there will be over 50 billion embedded devices by 2020. It outlines how Java delivers business value by extending product lifecycles, providing competitive advantages, fueling innovation, and increasing market reach. It also notes how Java can help reduce costs, reduce risks, and is standards-based. The document then discusses Oracle's device to data center platform and how it provides a complete solution from embedded devices to the cloud.
This webinar introduces Nokia Asha software platform 1.0 and what’s new for developers targeting the Nokia Asha 501 phone. It covers the updates to the development tools and the new APIs for Nokia Notifications, Image Scaling, Image Processing, Gestures, and File Dialog. After providing an overview to what’s new, Java™ expert Michael Samarin of Futurice provides coding demonstrations to show how to use the new features to build great apps.
Join the sessions:
14 May - 7 a.m. New York; noon London; 7 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn1/event/event_info.html
22 May - 8 a.m. London; 12:30 p.m. New Delhi; 3 p.m. Singapore: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn2/event/event_info.html
30 May - 8 a.m. San Francisco; 10 a.m. Mexico City; 4 p.m. London: http://forumnokia.adobeconnect.com/intro-asha-plat-ssn3/event/event_info.html
IBM MobileFirst - Hybrid Application Development with WorklightIBIZZ
IBM MobileFirst begins with a mindset: Innovative enterprises see the opportunities gained by bringing all resources together to strengthen customer engagement–whenever and wherever the customer wants, and on the customer's favorite device, which is often mobile.
Whether transforming your customer acquisition strategies, streamlining your business process, or boosting product and service innovations, you can accomplish more by focusing on mobile computing environments first.
IBM MobileFirst offers you true end-to-end mobile solutions. Some providers specialize in service offerings; some focus on platform and application development; some offer only mobile security; while others focus just on mobile device management. We bring it all.
We help your customers initiate transactions at the moment of awareness. You can encourage customer-building touchpoints and deepen relationships with your customers with realtime, one-to-one engagements. Learn what they want with powerful mobile analytics and usage data, then create more compelling interactions.
We can also help you increase workforce productivity through mobile apps that enhance collaboration, improve knowledge sharing, and speed responses. Gain efficiency by extending existing business capabilities and applications to mobile workers, partners, and customers.
Mobile application security testing is important to identify vulnerabilities and protect sensitive user data. The key concepts of mobile app security testing include authentication, authorization, availability, confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiation. Common mobile security threats include malware, spyware, privacy threats and vulnerable applications. Effective security testing employs strategies like strong authentication, encryption, access control and session management. The testing methodology involves profiling the app, analyzing threats, planning tests, executing tests, and providing daily status reports. Deliverables include management reports, technical vulnerability reports, and best practices documents.
The document discusses security testing of mobile applications. It outlines common threats like accessing sensitive stored data, intercepting data in transit, and exploiting tainted inputs. The document demonstrates analyzing an example Android app to identify potential issues, including looking at application binaries, network traffic, and content handlers. It also briefly discusses SQL injection risks for mobile apps.
Ibm mobile first platform presentation refresh 05 18-mcSaranga Tripathy
The document discusses IBM's MobileFirst App Platform which helps businesses develop and integrate mobile apps to drive ROI. It notes that mobile app development is a top priority for many businesses as tablet and mobile device usage increases rapidly. The MobileFirst platform provides tools to help developers build apps across platforms more easily and connect apps to backend systems. It also provides capabilities for testing, deploying, and managing apps over their lifecycle.
Mobile application testing faces several key challenges, including the variety of mobile devices with different hardware capabilities, diverse mobile platforms and operating systems, and different mobile networks. Effective mobile application testing requires testing across multiple devices, platforms, and networks. It also requires the use of emulators and cloud-based testing to efficiently test applications. The document outlines various types of mobile application testing including compatibility, interface, services, and performance testing. It discusses test strategies, common issues encountered in testing, and the importance of automation to address the complexities of mobile application testing.
IBM Worklight is a mobile application development platform that allows enterprises to build, deploy, and manage mobile apps. It provides tools to create apps using web technologies like HTML5 or in a hybrid fashion combining web and native elements. Worklight handles integration with backend systems and provides features for app distribution, security, analytics and management. It aims to help enterprises overcome challenges in the fragmented mobile landscape and high costs of developing and maintaining native mobile apps.
HTML5 Mobile Web Framework - High Level DesignThanh Nguyen
This document discusses developing mobile applications for enterprises. It notes challenges around supporting multiple mobile platforms and devices. It proposes using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to build hybrid mobile apps that can access native device features. This allows apps to be developed once and deployed across platforms. The document advocates developing apps using a mobile cloud platform to integrate with back-end systems and support enterprise requirements like security, management and BYOD.
R-Style Lab is a mobile development company that has developed several mobile apps across different industries since 2012. They have a team of over 25 specialists with competencies including iOS, Android, backend development, and design. Some of their clients and apps include a fleet management app, eGovernment app, radiation detection app, and construction project management app.
Introduction to IBM Worklight: Building and connecting cross-platform mobile ...Jeremy Siewert
IBM Worklight is a mobile application platform that allows organizations to build, connect, manage and secure their mobile apps. It addresses key challenges such as delivering apps across multiple platforms, accelerating time to market, connecting apps to backend systems, and reducing security risks. Worklight provides capabilities for developing hybrid, mobile web and native apps using a single codebase. It also enables integration with backend data and applications, remote management of apps, and a unified approach to push notifications.
The document provides an overview of IBM's MobileFirst portfolio and the IBM Worklight mobile application platform. It discusses how Worklight can help speed the development, testing, integration and management of mobile applications. It demonstrates Worklight's console for app version management, analytics dashboards, and the Application Center for centralized app distribution and feedback. It also shows how Worklight integrates with IBM Endpoint Manager for unified mobile device and application management.
The document discusses engagement strategies for the voluntary sector. It suggests asking people questions to get their input, and getting others involved to ask more people and get more answers. While direct engagement may only reach 28% of people, expanding the network to ask more indirectly reaches 56%. The voluntary sector can help engagement efforts by taking questions to a wide range of people through networking events, forums, clubs and online discussions to help achieve engagement goals.
CASE Kent held a successful Dragon's Den style funding event where local groups pitched their funding ideas to representatives from funding bodies. Nearly 300 people have attended CASE Kent's Network Exchange meetings to discuss topics and connect with others. Upcoming events include the East Kent Funding Fair, a meeting on Ashford CCG's health plans, and CASE Kent's AGM which will feature speakers on funding. [END SUMMARY]
Folk music has a wide range of fans of different ages, from teenagers to those in their 60s, as it is a timeless genre. The target audience for the music video will likely be modern folk music fans aged 15-39 given that a modern folk song will be used. These fans tend to have hobbies like playing instruments themselves and may dress in styles stereotypically associated with folk artists like wearing skinny jeans, hats, and natural colors. The social class of folk music listeners can range widely from students to professionals of various occupations.
This document summarizes and compares the cover designs of several magazines targeted at different audiences. It discusses magazines focused on gossip (Heat, OK!), music (NME), football (Match of the Day), fishing, and humor for children (Toxic). For each magazine, it describes the intended audience, color scheme, images featured, and how the design conveys the magazine's purpose and would appeal to its target readers.
The document discusses how the media product, a dance music magazine, represents particular social groups. It aims the magazine at young adults aged 16-32 who enjoy dance music. While both genders may be interested, it likely appeals more to young women than men. The magazine represents dance music fans through its choice of genre, target age range, featured artists, colorful design emulating dance clubs, and stories about popular dance artists and music genres. The informal language is accessible to the target audience.
Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are clinically-led groups that are responsible for designing local health care services in England. They were established in 2013 to replace Primary Care Trusts and are overseen by the National Commissioning Board. CCGs are membered by general practitioner practices to commission services for their local area. They are responsible for planning, designing, implementing and monitoring health services while ensuring value for money. CCGs must ensure providers are fit for purpose, address poor performance, and deliver services within their financial framework to meet local population needs.
The document discusses the need for advanced user interface (UI) engines on mobile devices to provide a great user experience. It describes the ACCESS Linux Platform's advanced UI engine, which allows for high levels of customization, creativity and visual effects. The UI engine leverages hardware acceleration, provides a flexible development interface, and allows replacing visual elements without changing application code for rapid development and customization. It aims to open up creativity for UI design compared to other mobile platforms.
The document discusses open source software licenses and intellectual property protection when using open source software. It summarizes key open source licenses like GPL, LGPL, and MPL and how they affect proprietary software development. The document also describes how ACCESS Linux Platform is designed to allow both open source and proprietary software while protecting intellectual property through license isolation and the use of MPL for its application framework.
This document summarizes the findings of several reports on the relationships between the NHS, GPs, and voluntary community sector (VCS) organizations in Newcastle, England. It finds that most GPs see value in working with VCS organizations but lack knowledge of what they offer. VCS organizations feel negotiations with GPs often don't lead anywhere due to lack of funding. The document outlines suggestions for improving collaboration, such as GPs and VCS establishing common ways to describe services and their impact.
This document summarizes the findings of several reports on the relationships between the NHS, GPs, and voluntary community sector (VCS) organizations in Newcastle, England. It finds that most GPs see value in working with VCS organizations but many do not know enough about what they offer. VCS organizations feel negotiations with GPs often do not lead anywhere due to lack of funding. The document outlines ways the NHS, GPs, and VCS could improve partnerships, such as clearer communication of needs and services available.
This document discusses several fonts under consideration for a dance music magazine masthead. For each font, the author provides their opinion on how well the font suits the name and theme of the magazine. They feel the fonts convey a modern or futuristic style fitting for a dance publication but would be improved with color, as some fonts are currently black. The third font in particular is said to resemble flashing lights at a dance concert when imagined in yellow. Overall the fonts are analyzed for how well they capture the intended ultra-modern tone for the magazine.
This document discusses the nature of cross-sector partnerships in service delivery. It questions conventional wisdom about economies of scale, noting that personal services may have fewer economies of scale than assumed. Transactional services are now seen as having a social component. The document also discusses the importance of considering economies of scope and learning when analyzing scale. Partnerships can achieve economies of scale through specialization and integration. The appropriate unit of analysis when considering scale and scope is debated. The conclusion is that more experimentation is needed to better understand scale, scope, and the reliability of different partnership models.
The document discusses a health conference focused on opportunities for voluntary community services to take on a larger role in supporting the NHS. It notes the scale of need in areas like supporting older people and those with long-term conditions or mental health issues. It also discusses the challenges of shifting from grants to more formal arrangements between voluntary groups and the NHS, and allowing voluntary groups to claim a larger portion of the NHS budget through collaborative arrangements and by being paid for successful health outcomes.
ACCESS Linux Platform is an integrated, flexible, and complete commercial-grade Linux platform designed for mobile phones and wireless devices. It provides all the components needed to build world-class handsets, including a user interface, applications, and middleware. The platform is optimized for high-end dual-core mobile devices and supports application development in multiple environments.
The document discusses potential cover images for a school magazine. The first photo is selected as the best choice as it features a child writing with a pen, meeting the criteria of showing a child working at the right age for the magazine. The second photo would be the second choice but the child does not look overly happy and it is blurry. The third photo is rejected as the child's smile is over the top and creepy. The fourth photo is good but the child is not looking at the camera. The first photo is still preferred overall.
This document analyzes and summarizes three folk music videos:
1) Ben Howard's "Old Pine" video represents folk music through natural English scenery without showing any instruments.
2) Frank Turner's "The Way I Tend to Be" video also highlights rural beauty but lacks a clear story while Turner carries a shovel.
3) Laura Marling's "Sophia" video stands out by being set in a church and including folk instruments like acoustic guitar.
The document discusses how the videos inform the creation of the author's own folk music video by combining rural settings and landscapes with shots of the artist singing and playing acoustic guitar.
Inglés on line cursos profesionales 2013AVANZALOGIC
The document describes English language courses for the workplace offered by a training organization. It provides an overview of the course content, structure, and modules. The courses focus on communicating in English about professional topics and are available at intermediate levels B1 and B2. Each module covers a specific work-related theme through various activities and sections to improve English language skills. Details are given about the organization's contact information for inquiries.
Este documento presenta una lista de programas formativos en ofimática y sistemas operativos ofrecidos por un instituto, incluyendo duraciones que van desde 1 mes hasta 8 meses. Los cursos cubren diferentes versiones de Microsoft Office, Windows, Linux y Unix, tanto niveles básicos como avanzados.
WebShool Tours du 19/02/2015 - Les CMS : Pourquoi ? comment ?
Sommaire : Les bases et les solutions de la création de site web. Les solutions de gestion de contenu (CMS). Exemple de mise en pratique avec le logiciel libre Drupal.
Stéphanie ENGELVIN, attachée de presse pour Rhône Tourisme, propose aux professionnels du tourisme 5 clés pour améliorer leurs relations avec la presse - Novembre 2014.
How software services are being transformed in the Web2.0 world. My presentation on the subject at Computer Society of India National Symposium on Software 2.0 in Delhi
OTS Solutions is powerful development company that focus on rapid product development Android Application Development offers the new trend on the mobile market that help for the dynamic applications or complex applications for Android development. It has a dedicated team of brilliant software professionals in Android Application Development, android programming, outsourced android applications.
11.universal mobile application development (umad) on home automationAlexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper about developing a universal mobile application development (UMAD) platform that allows applications to be developed once and run on any mobile operating system without limitations. The paper proposes using an XML format to define application layout and functionality hosted on a server. The mobile clients would download the XML file to retrieve the interface and functionality. As a demonstration, the paper describes implementing a home automation application using UMAD where mobile devices can control smart home devices by communicating with a server through an internet connection.
Freedomotic is an open source automation software framework developed by the University of Trento to integrate different home automation projects created with different programming languages. The framework includes a core that implements a messaging system to connect software modules and maintains data on the automation environment. It also provides plugins for devices, user interfaces and objects that can be combined to create automations without coding. The project is in a working beta stage and aims to be a content management system for building automation that can be customized and extended by both private and commercial users.
Windows Phone 7 Applications with SilverlightRishu Mehra
The document discusses developing Windows Phone 7 applications using Silverlight. It provides an agenda that covers an introduction to WP7, the tools used for development including Visual Studio and Expression Blend, how to use Silverlight for building the application interface and navigation, the application lifecycle including tombstoning, using launchers and choosers, fetching data from servers, and the deployment model. It also mentions providing demos and a question/answer section.
The document discusses middleware technologies, providing an overview of middleware categories and services. It describes middleware as software that connects diverse computer systems and formats. The main categories of middleware services discussed are data management, communication, distribution, object management, application cooperation, presentation, and system management services. Examples of specific middleware technologies like CORBA, COM/DCOM, and TAPI are also summarized. The document outlines some advantages of middleware like enabling real-time access and streamlining processes, as well as disadvantages such as high costs and immature products.
The document discusses the architecture and benefits of the Android mobile operating system. It explains that Android addresses the growing needs of mobile users and developers by providing an open platform with built-in services, automatic application management, and portability across devices. The key components of the Android architecture include the Linux kernel, native libraries, Dalvik virtual machine, application framework, and applications/widgets layer. Android benefits developers by being free, open source, and not locked to any single vendor.
This tutorial provides an overview of Android and covers the basics of Android programming. It discusses what Android is, its architecture and main components. The key points are:
- Android is an open-source operating system used in mobile devices. It is based on the Linux kernel.
- The Android architecture consists of five sections - Linux kernel, libraries, Android runtime, application framework and applications.
- There are four main components that make up an Android application - activities, services, broadcast receivers and content providers.
- The tutorial provides examples of implementing activities, services and broadcast receivers and explains what they are used for. It then discusses starting development with a basic "Hello World" example.
VIDEOCONFERENCING WEB APPLICATION FOR CARDIOLOGY DOMAIN USING FLEX/J2EE TECHN...cscpconf
This document describes a videoconferencing system designed for cardiologists using open source technologies. The system was developed using Flex and J2EE frameworks and the Red5 media server. It allows cardiologists at different remote hospitals to hold video conferences to consult experts on patient treatments. Key features included live audio/video streaming, text chat, video recording, and user/room management. The system architecture integrates Flex for the user interface with J2EE for the business logic via AMF remoting. This provides a rich internet application that can support real-time videoconferencing through a web browser.
This document describes a videoconferencing system designed for cardiologists using open source technologies. The system was developed using Flex and J2EE frameworks and the Red5 media server. It allows cardiologists at different remote hospitals to hold video conferences to consult experts on patient treatments. Key features include live audio/video streaming, text chat, video recording, and user/room management. The system architecture integrates Flex for the user interface with J2EE for the business logic via AMF remoting. This provides a rich internet application that can support real-time multimedia communication between multiple users through a standard web browser.
This document provides an overview of Android architecture and components. It describes that Android is an open source software stack that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications built around the Linux kernel. The Android software architecture consists of applications, an application framework, libraries and services, and the operating system. It explains the main components of an Android application - activities, services, broadcast receivers and content providers.
The document discusses ACCESS's Security Policy Framework (SPF) for mobile devices. The SPF allows for flexible sandboxing, where different applications can be granted different privilege levels based on who developed and signed the application. This provides flexibility so network operators and manufacturers can customize the security policy to their needs, granting trusted applications more access while restricting untrusted ones. The SPF defines multiple privilege levels and allows multiple stakeholders like manufacturers, operators, and developers to each define a security policy domain for applications.
The presentation covers Android architecture in depth with examples and animations depicting the applications and process flow in a nice manner.It also presents the history of android and booting process. Therefore it is necessary to always use (F5) slide show mode to view the presentation.
The presentation was held at Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi for 3rd Semester students of BTech(IT).
The document discusses Microsoft Windows Distributed Network Applications (DNA) architecture. It provides an introduction to DNA and describes its architecture as a blueprint that allows developers to build distributed applications using inherent Windows technologies. The architecture consists of different pieces like servers, databases, and components. It is guided by principles like web computing, interoperability, and lower costs. Key development technologies in DNA include COM, DHTML, Windows Script Components, and XML. Features include platform independence and support for transactions. DNA aims to provide an integrated platform for distributed applications that is faster and easier to develop on.
Introduction to Mobile Operating System.pptxaparna14patil
The document discusses various aspects of mobile operating systems. It begins by defining a mobile operating system as the software that controls mobile devices. It then lists some key features of mobile OSes like connectivity, application stores, and built-in apps. The two most widely used mobile operating systems are identified as Apple's iOS and Google's Android. The document also provides an overview of the architecture and layers of the Android operating system.
The document summarizes key information about Android:
1) Android is an open-source software platform based on Linux for mobile devices. It uses Java for application development and includes features for hardware integration, security, and networking.
2) The Android software stack includes layers for hardware integration, core libraries, a virtual machine, application framework, and applications. It supports various hardware configurations and network connectivity standards.
3) Android applications are sandboxed for security and permissions are required for sensitive capabilities. Performance is optimized through techniques like avoiding unnecessary object instantiation and using native code where possible.
The evolving technology of the modern age has made it necessary to control the existing technologies efficiently and comfortably. The consumers expect the development of products that are easy to use and are efficient and which can be bought at the lowest possible cost from the industry. The daily difficulties related to lighting automation faced by people ranging from industry professionals to modern day housewives have inspired this project.
The project aims at controlling lighting appliances ranging from industries to sub-urban homes using web-based application at the front end complemented by an end user application developed for the aimed location using ZigBee based network. The other networking technologies like Bluetooth and WiFi consume a lot more energy as compared to ZigBee and are costlier too. The project facilitates controlling lighting appliances in groups as well as individually. The color and density of the lights can also be changed. The quick access feature is provided by the predefined end-user definable presets. The other features include scheduling options, obtaining live feedback, receiving notifications and maintenance pop-ups, bill estimation, power consumption etc.
Desktop Alert is a multi-media mass notification platform that can deliver various types of rich media such as videos, images, and audio to desktops and mobile devices. It allows administrators to easily configure and send alerts to users or groups, and users can view alert history. The platform has a three-tier architecture with data storage, an administrative interface, and client interfaces. It is designed for scalability and flexibility.
Kristiaan De Roeck at UX Antwerp Meetup - 30 January 2018UX Antwerp Meetup
UX Antwerp Meetup, 30th of January, 2018 - organised by UXprobe https://www.uxpro.be/
Kristiaan De Roeck, senior IT architect and consultant at IBM
"How IOT, Cloud and Cognitive technology interconnect "
This talk positions "cloud", Internet of Things (IOT) and data analysis to each other. After generating massive amounts of information from the IOT, data is collected, stored and formatted in the Cloud. Then, based on Cognitive technology, data is analyzed with the goal of showing some unexpected outcome. This analysis can be used for any UX-oriented development, and generate insights for new UX perspectives. Kristiaan will describe some case studies; each of the subjects' first "stand alone" analysis, then combined in a bigger context to understand their dependencies.
Bio: Kristiaan De Roeck is a senior IT architect and consultant with 36 years of experienced in solution design, system architecture, information management, service management, and digital transformation projects. Kristiaan works for IBM.
Kristiaan De Roeck at UX Antwerp Meetup - 30 January 2018
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2. For mobile Linux developers, the presentation and
handling of applications presents a significant challenge
compared to the PC desktop. User expectations
are vastly different, in part because screen size, and
keyboard are all more constricted. These factors, in
turn, affect how applications are installed, displayed,
launched and exited, as well as how the applications
themselves share data and are notified of events.
For all of this, Linux alone is not enough, which is why
ACCESS has created an Application Framework
specifically for mobile devices--the Hiker Application
Framework™. The Hiker Application Framework is a key
component of the ACCESS Linux Platform™. ACCESS
has open sourced the Hiker Application Framework.
The ACCESS Linux Platform is the first complete,
commercial grade Linux®-based platform for mobile
phones and converged devices. Based on a standard
Linux kernel and other open source components, the
ACCESS Linux Platform includes all the middleware
services required to build state-of-the-art mobile
phones and converged devices. As its name implies,
the Hiker Application Framework encompasses those
services specifically related to applications.
The Hiker Application Framework:
Design Considerations
To create the Hiker Application Framework, ACCESS
engineers began by considering the crucial pieces
missing from Linux on a handset. As a small device,
with limited memory, storage and display, mobile
phones and other mobile devices must do things
differently, and this difference affects how mobile
applications are represented and launched, how they
inter-communicate, and what resources they require.
Consequently, mobile Linux users have distinctly
different requirements than their desktop counterparts:
• Mobile users typically perform tasks based on
short-lived activities—answering a call, looking-up a
contact, playing a song, taking a picture
• But mobile users do occasionally perform longer
tasks, such as watching a video, reading email, or
browsing the Web
• Theyfacefrequentinterruptionsthatrequireimmediate
attention: answering a call, a text message or an IM,
or responding to a low battery-warning message
• Unlike on a PC, mobile users don’t think in terms
of background applications. They expect that all
applications are equally available, easily opened and
exited, with their contextual state maintained
• Users expect that all applications can exchange
relevant data. If a picture is snapped, it can be
emailed
These requirements led ACCESS to design an
Application Framework with the following key features:
• The ability to handle a wide variety of small-screen
applications, from native ACCESS Linux Platform to
Java™ and more.
• The creation of mobile environments oriented around
tasks, not documents. That means treating mobile
applications as a single file package, regardless of
whether they were downloaded, installed OTA, or
synched Vfrom a PC
• The strict enforcement of code-signing based
security to ensure each application can only access
the appropriate services and data
• A system-provided inventory of installed applications,
as well as a list of apps that can be installed, moved
to and from a storage card, and uninstalled
• Theabilitytoexecuteapplicationsfrominternalstorage
or SD/MMC cards. The Application Framework
from ACCESS is unique in allowing the viewing and
launching of multiple application types (native Linux,
Java, or Garnet) independent of their execution
ACCESS White Paper
The ACCESS Linux Platform and
the Hiker Application Framework
2 August 2007
3. environment via Bluetooth. In some situations, the
atta cker is actually the device owner, using hacking
tools to try to access premium services for free.
The Hiker Application Framework
As part of its efforts to help grow the mobile Linux
market, reduce fragmentation and foster a global
ecosystem, ACCESS has created the Hiker Application
Framework open-source project. The Hiker
ApplicationFrameworkisavailableunderMozilla®Public
License (MPL) v1.1, and can be downloaded at:http://
www.access-company.com/about/opensource/
download.html.
The Hiker Application Framework consists of several
“managers” or service
Bundle Manager: Provides a unified view of all
applications on the system, regardless of their location
within memory. This is a major divergence from the file/
folder/user shortcut architecture found on desktop PCs.
Bundle Manager is key to the ACCESS Linux Platform’s
ability to handle its wide variety of applications including
GTK, Java, ACCESS Garnet™ OS and native ACCESS
Linux Platform, transparently providing the appropriate
resources for each. As a result, developers can populate
a device with a broad mix of applications from a wide
variety of sources without worrying about specific
resource requirements.
Bundle Manager registers each new application and
consigns locale-specific resources. The executable
code can reside internally or on an external memory
card-and can be a compressed CramFS file image.
Bundle Manager also validates security settings by
validating an application’s permissions. (Security will be
discussed in detail in a future white paper.)
Exchange Manager: Handles the exchange of data
between applications and between devices. High-level
inter-application exchange goes beyond that found in
Linux. For example, a user can move from a messaging
program to the camera, then incorporate a picture as
part of the
Finally, Exchange Manager directs data traffic between
devices via Bluetooth® wireless technology, IR, SMS,
email and other transports. When a user wants to
transmit data, the application queries Exchange
Manager to get all available transports, displaying them
as a menu. The user provides the destination IP address,
while Exchange Manager handles the protocol details.
It is expected that developers will be able to readily add
newtransport protocols simply by writing a new plug-in.
Once the plug-in is installed, Exchange Manager makes
the new transport available to all applications.
Notification Manager: Informs applications of
unsolicited events, including incoming calls, messaging,
system sleep and network signaling. This powerful
feature allows both active and inactive applications
to receive notifications. Because messages are not
“hard wired” to specific applications, developers can
substitute and add new applications at any time—
simply by registering their application to the required
notifications. Several applications can be registered for
the same event.
Application Server: Manages an application’s
lifecycle—installation, launch, suspension, resumption,
andtermination.Theservicecoordinatestheappearance
and functionality of the foreground and multiple
background applications, tracking the states of each.
Frequently used applications including the dialer always
remain open and in the background for immediate use.
The Application Server also provides global services,
ACCESS White Paper
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Service/
Process
Management
Power
Management
Bluetooth
Driver
CPU
GSM/GPRS/UMTS/EDGE,
WiFi, Bluetooth Technology, etc.
File
System
Input
Driver
Graphics &
Display
Drivers
Memory
Management
RAM LCD
Input
Device
NAND
Multimedia
Hardware
Open Source Software Hiker Framework ACCESS Proprietary
Networking
Stack
Networking
Drivers
KernelHardware
Multimedia
Drivers
H/W Acceleration
X Windowing System SQLite
OpenSSL
Gstreamer
GTK+ SyncML
Launchpads (Native, Garnet, Java)
DRM
Multi-
media
Services
Java VM,
JSRs
Garnet VM
(Garnet OS)
Emulator
Custom
Widgets
BlueZTelephony
Connection
Manager
ACCESS Linux Platform UI & Core Application Services Frameworks
UserSpace
Exchange
Manager
Plug-Ins
HotSync®
Messaging
Framework
Mobile
Services
Bluetooth
Services
Applications
ACCESS Linux Platform Launcher
Java
Apps
Garnet
Apps
GTK+
Apps
3rd-party
Native
Apps
Telephony
&
Messaging
Home
Screen
(NFDM)
SMS, MMS,
IM
NetFront
Browser
(SVG, SMIL)
PIM
Applications
Entertainment
Suite
(Audio, Video, Photo
Players)
Native ACCESS Linux Platform ApplicationsLegacy Applications
SDKTools
OTA
Data
Sync
OTA
Device
Mgmt
ACCESS Linux Platform Security Module
Global Settings
Security Policy
Framework
Application Server Bundle Manager
Exchange
Manager
Attention/Alarm/
Notification
Managers