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CIS410 Information Systems & Technology

Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

Opening Case
Mobile Payment Systems
Who are the major players? Who will benefit most? Who will win the battle? How will it change the way people buy things in the future?

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What is this Case About?

Management of Hardware/Software/Networks/People/Policies/Processes for Acquisition/Storage/Retrieval/Processing/Distribution of Data/Information/Knowledge for Effectiveness/Efficiency of an organization

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Wireless Technologies

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Wireless Devices
Major advantages
Small Sufficient computing power Internet connection

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Capabilities of Wireless Devices

Cellular telephony Bluetooth Wi-Fi Digital camera Global positioning system Organizer Scheduler Address book Calculator E-mail access Short Message Service Instant messaging Text messaging Music player Video player Web browser Internet access QWERTY keyboard

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History of Cell Phone

From the first phone to smartphone

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Tacos, Trucks, and Tweets

Korean Taco on Twitter
Taking advantage of wireless and social networking technologies

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What is this Case About?

Management of Hardware/Software/Networks/People/Policies/Processes for Acquisition/Storage/Retrieval/Processing/Distribution of Data/Information/Knowledge for Effectiveness/Efficiency of an organization

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Wireless Transmission Media

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Wireless Networks & Internet Access

Short-Range Wireless Networks
Bluetooth Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Near-Field Communication (NFC)

Medium-Range Wireless Networks

Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi)
Access Points (Hotspot) Network Interface Card (NIC)

Wireless Mesh Networks (use of multiple Wi-Fi access points to create a wide-area network)
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Wide Area Wireless Networks

Cellular Radio Network

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Cellular Telephony
1st generation (analog) systems to 4th generation high-speed broadband systems

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WiMAX Helps People of Northern Thailand

Long-Range Networks in Rural Areas
How does it work? Why WiMAX instead of wired lines?

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What is this Case About?

Management of Hardware/Software/Networks/People/Policies/Processes for Acquisition/Storage/Retrieval/Processing/Distribution of Data/Information/Knowledge for Effectiveness/Efficiency of an organization

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Mobile Computing
Five value-added attributes of mobile computing:
Ubiquity Convenience Instant connectivity Personalization Localization of products and services

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Mobile Commerce
Primary drivers of mobile commerce
Widespread availability of mobile devices No need for a PC The cell phone culture Declining prices Bandwidth improvement

Mobile commerce opportunities

See Mobile Commerce Guide 2012 by Sybase 365

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Mobile Commerce Applications/Services

Most popular mobile commerce applications
Location-Based Applications and Services Financial Services Intrabusiness Applications Accessing Information Telemetry Applications

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Location Based Applications

Using location info
Shopping from Wireless Devices Location-based Advertising (see example) Location-based Services

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Financial Services
Mobile applications for financial services
Wireless Electronic Payment System Mobile Banking Wireless Bill Payments Mobile Wallet Micropayments

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Other Mobile Applications

Accessing Applications
Mobile Portal Voice Portal

Telemetry Applications
Telemedicine Automobiles Find My iPhone

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Pervasive Computing
Also known as ubiquitous computing
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)

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Wireless Security
Major threats to wireless networks
Rogue access point War driving Eavesdropping RF (Radio frequency) jamming

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Whats Next?
Week 10 Lecture 2:
Remainder of Chapter 8 Presentation 6: A Mobile Application for Home Depot (p.241) Quiz 6: Chapter 8 Lecture

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Mobile Commerce & Pervasive Computing

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Protecting Open Wireless Network at BYU

Brigham Young University Hawaii Campus
Provided open wireless access to students

Open wireless access

No identification No authentication No access control How to protect your wireless network?

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What is this Case About?

Management of Hardware/Software/Networks/People/Policies/Processes for Acquisition/Storage/Retrieval/Processing/Distribution of Data/Information/Knowledge for Effectiveness/Efficiency of an organization

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Whats Next?
Today:
Presentation 6 Quiz 6

Week 11:
Chapter 9 Web 2.0 and Social Networks Presentation 7: Marketing with Facebook (p.261-262) Quiz 7: Chapter 9 Lecture

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