Managing ubiquitous communications and services 2011

Auteurs

• Burkhard Stiller

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• Informatique, programmation

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Ubiquitous communications and services, integral to pervasive computing and smart space applications, pose significant management challenges for delivering adaptive services across diverse networks and devices. Key issues include managing user-centric and context services, scalability, system and network heterogeneity, and intelligent support for applications. Current management systems must adapt to the complexities and automation demanded by pervasive computing. The MUCS workshop fosters collaboration between Ubiquitous Computing and Communications Management, offering a platform for researchers and practitioners to address theoretical, technological, and organizational challenges and to showcase advancements in management techniques for these applications. The 2011 workshop featured a single-track program with a keynote, peer-reviewed papers, and interactive sessions. Topics included context simulations, intelligent information dissemination, service provisioning, and QoS- and QoE-based algorithms, alongside managing mobility data and user-centric service selection. These discussions provided insights into the state of the art in management for ubiquitous communications and pointed to future research directions. The keynote by John Krumm from Microsoft Research focused on utilizing GPS data, covering models, predictions, location privacy, and road map creation, and concluded with practical tools and project ideas. The 8th I

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• Année de publication: 2011