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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Exercise Monitor on E-healthcare System

Liang, Xiaojie January 2012 (has links)
With the rapid development of terminal hardware, mobile users and network environments, the scale of the mobile Internet appears to be catching up with the desktop Internet. Positioning System, phone sensors and applications which are able to be used anywhere have caused the arrival and increase in usage of the smart phone, and the world has become mobile-first. Within medical fields, the smart phone is also regarded as an acceptableassistant for nurses and patients as based on the advantages of mobile Internet. It is possible for healthcare personnel to assign tasks for the patients from a different place if there is a computer connected to the Internet. In addition,the smart phones is able to act as a nurse and remind the patients to complete their tasks. Accordingly, it has become a necessity to achieve this electronic healthcare system for hospitals. The objective of this research project is to summarize the procedures of this development, and release the relevant software based on an Android platform. Additionally, a corresponding website is to be designed so that healthcare personnel are able to sign in in order to deal with the tasks. The entire system has been tested in real scenarios, at this point only by the authorbut has still not been used by other organizations. The final part of the report involves the conclusions drawn and provides suggestions for further work about the whole project.
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Hardware encryption of AES algorithm on Android platform

Joshi, Yogesh 08 October 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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行動通訊運營商因應Android開放式平台之發展策略探討 / A study on strategies of mobile operators in response to Android open platform

柯維新 Unknown Date (has links)
過去的行動通訊產業價值鏈一直是由運營商業者所主導,運營商業者以透過建立專屬開發平台的方式,逐漸形成以其為核心的封閉花園(Walled Garden)生態體系,並控制價值鏈中整體利潤的分配,而產業中包括手機製造商、內容供應商及軟體開發商等其他業者皆只能遵循其所制定之遊戲規則。 然而,隨著應用與內容、終端裝置、平台至行動網路等各種產業之開放趨勢驅使之下,在3G時代之後的行動上網價值鏈中,能夠成功匯集終端用戶與開發者的廠商,才有資格成為價值鏈的新興主導者,而以往運營商業者透過封閉式平台掌握產業價值鏈主導權的方式,更開始面臨來自各方業者的挑戰。 2007年11月由Google及開放式手機聯盟(OHA)所推出的Android開放式平台,更因此造成行動通訊產業生態環境產生重大的改變。從Google 把代表著網際網路自由與開放特性的Android平台及相關配套策略推入行動通訊產業之後,即吸引眾多廠商加入開發,產業中廠商之間的競合關係從此將更為複雜,運營商業者更是首當其衝面臨失去主導權的地位,甚至將淪為僅提供行動網路傳輸數據資料的笨重水管(dumb pipe)角色;然而,由Android所形成的產業開放生態環境一方面亦意味著許多新機會的產生,對於長期處於產業壟斷地位的運營商業者而言,如何因應Android平台並將之轉化為轉型的動力,將是其未來發展所面臨的最大挑戰課題。 本研究認為,運營商業者應以本身擁有的優勢(行動網路、終端用戶資訊、金流機制等)為基礎,並依各自發展利基與市場定位考量選擇利用Android平台發展不同之因應策略,可大致分為建立自有Android-based終端裝置、與Android相容的自有應用服務平台(service platform)以及與Android相容的自有作業系統等。而本研究藉由兩運營商業者之個案研究後發現,運營商業者建立與Android相容的自有應用服務平台及作業系統應為較佳之發展策略,除較能發揮本身的優勢之外,並得以掌握終端用戶使用體驗及開發社群,進而擴大用戶基礎,建立以運營商業者為核心的開放式生態系。 / In the past, mobile operators were predominant in the value chain of mobile communication industry. They created a so-called “Walled Garden” ecosystem in the industry through the development of proprietary platforms and controlled the overall allocation of profits in the value chain. Other players in the industry, including handset manufacturers, content providers and software developers had to comply with the rules set by the mobile operators. However, with the advent of open in applications and contents, user devices, platforms to mobile networks, in the wake of 3G mobile internet value chains, the vendors which are capable of converging end-users and developers, are able to lead the value chain. In the meanwhile, operators who controlled the industry value chain through closed platforms would begin to face challenges from vendors everywhere. In November of 2007, Google and Open Handset Alliance (OHA) introduced Android open platform, which exerted enormous influences in the ecosystem of mobile communication industry. When Google put Android, which stood for freedom and openness of the Internet, and other accompanying strategies into the industry, it attracted many vendors to participate in the development of Android platform. In the same time, collaborations among vendors in the industry became more complicated, and mobile operators were hit the hardest by losing the leader’s role or even relegated to the role of “Dump Pipe”, which only providing their mobile network for data traffic. However, the open industrial circumstances established by Android also created new opportunities, and in the future how mobile operators seize these opportunities and utilize Android platform would be the major challenge for themselves. In this study, the author argued that mobile operators must set their own advantages (including mobile networks, informations of end-users, money flow…etc.) as a foundation to develop their own niche and market positioning. The response strategies stemming from the foundation can be categorized into establishing Android-based devices, Android-based service platforms and Android-based operating systems. And through conducting case studies on two mobile operators, this study found out that to establish Android-based service platoforms and Android-based operating systems would be more suitable for mobile operators to utilize their advantages. In addition, they are able to control the end-user experiences and developer’s communities by these two approaches to enlarge their user base and build open ecosystems that are centered on mobile operators.

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