移動商務(wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)：英文本

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作　者：	英Geoffrey Elliott，英Nigel Phillips著
出版社：	高等教育出版社
叢編項：	國外優(yōu)秀信息科學(xué)與技術(shù)系列教學(xué)用書
標(biāo)　簽：	無線通信

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ISBN：	9787040160581	出版時間：	2005-02-01	包裝：	簡裝本
開本：	24cm	頁數(shù)：	347	字?jǐn)?shù)：

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　　《移動商務(wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)（影印版）》旨在提供移動商務(wù)和支持移動計算與無線技術(shù)的相關(guān)知識。包含了以下領(lǐng)域知識的整合：移動計算，無線網(wǎng)絡(luò)，移動技術(shù)，移動商業(yè)應(yīng)用。在商業(yè)信息系統(tǒng)中便攜、移動與無線技術(shù)的使用在“移動商務(wù)”章節(jié)中描述。從廣義范圍上講，《移動商務(wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)（影印版）》內(nèi)容涉及：計算，信息技術(shù)，信息系統(tǒng)。從專業(yè)領(lǐng)域視角上講，涉及：移動計算，無線計算，移動商務(wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)。為讀者理解移動商務(wù)與無線計算領(lǐng)域中所應(yīng)用的設(shè)備、技術(shù)和系統(tǒng)提供了整體框架。對移動商務(wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)的清晰、集成化理解是建立在對于網(wǎng)絡(luò)化商業(yè)系統(tǒng)活動中的移動設(shè)備、技術(shù)和系統(tǒng)的深入理解基礎(chǔ)之上的。貫穿全書的有各種規(guī)模的案例研究，鼓勵讀者通過自身研究完成這些報告，并用擴展的知識框架來評價問題。各章含有活動練習(xí)和習(xí)題來鞏固學(xué)生所學(xué)概念、知識集、技術(shù)和系統(tǒng)，以期提高未來工作效率和實效性?！兑苿由虅?wù)與無線計算系統(tǒng)（影印版）》適用于高等院校計算機及相關(guān)專業(yè)本科高年級或研究生的移動計算、移動商務(wù)以及無線通信系統(tǒng)類課程，對從事無線網(wǎng)絡(luò)、移動技術(shù)以及移動商業(yè)應(yīng)用的專業(yè)人員也有很好的參考價值。

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Preface
Acknowledgements
1Mobilecommerce(M-commerce):definitions
andcontext
1.1DefiningM-commerce
1.2Ashorthistoryofwirelesscomputing
1.2.1Firstgenerationwirelesscommunication
1.2.2Secondgenerationwirelesscommunication
1.2.3Thirdgenerationwirelesscommunication
1.3DiffusionofM-commerceinnovation
1.4ObstaclestoM-commerce
1.5TheMobileInternetandmobileinformationassets
1.6TheuntetheredMobileInternet
1.7M-commerceversusE-commerce
1.8Thewirelessworld
1.9Pervasivecomputingsystems,theoryandpractice
1.10Trendsinmobileandpervasivecomputing
1.11ApplicationsofM-commerce
1.12Thetrendtowardsmobileworking
~1.12.1Wirelesstelemetryandwirelesstelematics
1.12.2Trackingandmonitoringthemobileworkforce
1.12.3Customer-focusedproductsandservices
1.13Effectivenessandefficiencyinmobiledomains
1.14TheM-commercevaluechain
1.15Networkedwirelessbusinesssystems
1.16Bluetoothtechnology
1.17FactorsdeterminingM-commerceinnovationand
adoptioninthe21stcentury
1.17.1Fivecharacteristicsofinnovation
1.17.2Thesocio-technicalperspectiveoftechnology
innovationandadoption
1.18Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
2Commercialcommunicationsandnetworks
2.1Introduction
2.2Thenatureofcommercialcommunication
2.3Communicationandlanguagecomplexity
2.4Informationandmeaning
2.4.1Informationaschannelcapacity
2.4.2Informationasameasureofvariety
2.4.3Informationasameansofreducinguncertainty
2.4.4Informationasameasureofanagent'sability
toestimateaparameter
2.5Dataandknowledge
2.6Sharedmeaning
2.7Communicationandinformationtheory
2.7.18ource
2.7.2Transmitter
2.7.3Channel
2.7.4Noise
2.7.5Receiver
2.7.6Destination
2.7.7Channelsandtransportation
2.8Telecommunicationsandnetworks
2.9Mediatypesintelecommunications
2.9.1Boundmedia
2.9.2Unboundmedia
2.10Modulationanddigitization
2.10.1Modulation
2.10.2Digitization
2.11Communicationnetworkinfrastructures
2.12Typesofchannel
2.12.1Circuitswitching
2.12.2Packetswitching
2.12.3Protocolsandprotocolstacks
2.13TheInternationalStandardsOrganizationreference
Model
2.13.1ApplicationLayer
2.13.2PresentationLayer
2.13.3SessionLayer
2.13.4TransportLayer
2.13.5NetworkLayer
2.13.6DataLinkbayer
2.13.7PhysicalLayer
2.14TransportControlProtocol/InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)
2.15Communicationsnetworkdevices
2.15.1Transceivers
2.15.2Repeaters
2.15.3Bridges
2.15.4Hubs
2.15.5Routers
2.15.6Switches
2.15.7Gateways
2.15.8Wirelessaccesspoints
2.15.9Mobileterminal
2.16Networktopologies
2.16.1Meshtopology
2.16.2Bustopology
2.16.3Startopology
2.16.4Starbus
2.16.5Hierarchicalstar
2.16.6Ring
2.16.7Adhocwireless
2.16.8Infrastructurewireless
2.16.9Piconet
2.16.10Networkaddresses
2.17Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
3Wirelessprotocols:contextandusage
3.1introduction
3.2Wirelesscellularphonenetworks
3.2.1Historyanddevelopmentofcellularradio
networks
3.2.2Currentandfuturecellularcommunication
networks
3.2.3Cellularradionetworks
3.2.4Cellularmobilitymanagement
3.2.5Wirelessoperationalfeatures
3.3TheWirelessApplicationsProtocol(WAP)
3.4WAParchitecturelayers
3.4.1TheWirelessApplicationEnvironment(WAE)
layer
3.4.2TheWirelessSessionProtocol(WSP)layer
3.4.3TheWirelessTransactionProtocol(WTP)layer
3.4.4TheWirelessTransportLayerSecurity(WTLS)
3.4.5TheWirelessDatagramProtocol(WI)P)layer
3.5WAPfunctionalityandadaptation
3.6Servicebeareradaptation
3.7ComparisonofwirelessandwirednetworkIntemet
protocols
3.8TheintegrationofWAPandTCP/IPwithintheOSI
architecturemodel
3.9TheMobileIntemet
3.9.1MobileIntemetnetworkoperators
3.9.2WirelessIntemetportalproviders
3.10TheMobileIntemet-servicesandproducts
3.11OtherwirelessIntemetproviders
3.12Acasestudyof/Mode
3.12.1iModeserviceoperation
3.12.2CharacteristicsofiMode
3.13AcomparisonofWAPandiMode
3.14WAPandiModebillingmodels
3.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
4Wirelessprogrammingformobiledevices:
contextandusage
4.1Introduction
4.2ThedevelopmentanduseofthexHTML
4.3WMLandxHTMLeonvergenee
4.4AcomparisonofWMLandxHTMLtransmissionprotocols
4.5CreatinganIntemetWAPsite
4.5.1Step1-Downloadinganemulator
4.5.2Step2-CreatingandbuildingtheWAP
orxHTMLsite
4.5.3Step3-RegisteringandpublishingaWAPsite
4.6DevelopingabasicWAPsiteusingWML
4.7WMLandWMLScript
4.8TheWMLlanguagebasics-elementsandattributes
4.9WMLdecknavigation-eventandtaskhandling
4.10Pushandpullbrowsing
4.11WMLoptionmenusandvariables
4.12PasswordsandsecurityinWML
4.13Handlingtextformatting,tablesand
imagesinWML
4.14Capturingandsendinginformationwithinthe
WAPenvironment
4.15Applicationandwebserveraccesssecurity
4.16WMLScriptingwithintheWAPenvironment
4.16.1Variables
4.16.2Functions
4.16.3Pragmas
4.17WMLScriptlibraries
4.18WMLScriptstatements
4.19WAPsiteusabilityissues
4.20HostingWAPsites
4.21Conclusions
Shortserf-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivities
ReferencesandBibliography
Appendix4.1CommonlyusedWMLtags
Appendix4.2CommonlyusedHTMLtags
5Operatingsystems:microandmacrodevices
5.1Introduction
5.2Targetdevices
5.3Mobile-specificoperatingsystemsrequirements
5.3.1Wirelessnetworking
5.3.2Locationindependentcomputing
5.3.3Physicalconstraintsofdevices
5.3.4Increasedlevelsofuncertaintyinthe
environment
5.3.5Differencesinpsychologicalaffordanceof
smalldevices
5.4Operatingsystemsbasicsforwireless
understanding
5.5Operatingsystemabstractions
5.5.1Systemsproeesses
5.5.2Multi-proeessingenvironments
5.5.3Memorymanagement
5.5.4Virtualmemory
5.6Informationprotectionandsecurity
5.7Schedulingandresourcemanagement
5.8Dividingtorule
5.9Modernoperatingsystemconcepts
5.9.1Thekernel
5.9.2Multi-threading
5.9.3Object-orientedprogramming
5.10Operatingsystemsrequirementsformobiledevices
5.10.1Wirelessnetworksandtelephony
5.10.2Processingpower
5.10.3Computingandcomputation
5.10.4Mobilememory
5.10.5Mobilenetworksecurity
5.10.6Multimedia
5.11Mobileapplications
5.11.1vCard
5.11.2vCalendar
5.11.3Messaging
5.11.4SubscriberIdentityModule(SIM)
5.12TheJavaVirtualMachine(JVM)
5.12.1Java2MicroEdition
5.12.2Configurationandprofiles
5.12.3JavaConnectedDeviceConfiguration(CDC)
5.12.4JavaConnected,LimitedDeviceConfiguration
(CCDC)implementation
5.12.5JavaPhone
5.12.6JavaCard-smartcards
5.13Mobiledeviceoperatingsystems
5.13.1PalmOS
5.13.2EmbeddedMicrosoftWindows
5.13.3Symbian
5.14Comparisonsofmobiledeviceplatforms
5.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivities
ReferencesandBibliography
6Personalareaandmobilenetworking
6.1Introduction
6.2Thedevelopmentofareanetworks
6.2.1PersonalOperatingSpace(POS)
6.2.2PersonalAreaNetworks(PANs)
6.2.3Personalinformationappliances
6.3Wireless-enableddomesticappliances
6.4Environmentcharacteristics
6.4.1Mobilewirelessenvironments
6.4.2Staticwirelessenvironments
6.4.3Smartspaces
6.4.4Biddablespaces
6.5LocalAreaNetworks(LANs)
6.5.1Thenetworkbackbone
6.5.2FibreDistributedDataInterface(FDDI)
6.5.3Ethernet802.3
6.5.4CarrierSenseMultipleAccesswith
CollisionDetection(CSMA/CD)
6.6Wirelessnetworks
6.6.1Power,rangeanddatarate
6.6.2IEEE802.11bwirelessEthernet
6.6.3CSMA/CA
6.6.4802.11a
6.6.5HiperLAN2
6.7Personalareanetworkintelligentgateways
6.8Bluetoothtechnology
6.9Bluetoothradiofrequencychannels
6.10Bluetoothpieonets
6.10.1Networkmasterandslaves
6.10.2Seatternets
6.11Establishingandmaintainingwirelessconnections
6.11.1Wirelessoperatingmodes
6.11.2Creatingnetworkconnections
6.12Thephysicalconnection
6.12.1Time-slots
6.12.2Frequency-hopping
6.12.3Security
6.12.4IEEE802.15
6.13Wirelesssurveillance
6.14Wirelessservicediscoveryanduse
6.14.1JINI
6.14.2UniversalPlugandPlay(UPnP)
6.14.3Salutation
6.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
7Wirelessapplications:pushandpullservices
andproducts
7.1Introduction
7.2WAPpushandpullmessaging
7.3TheShortMessageService(SMS)
7.4SMSpricing
7.5Pushprofiling
7.6Profilingcookies
7.7Baseplatformservices
7.7.1Digitalcontentservices
7.7.2Digitalcontentproducts
7.8M-commerceservicesforconsumers
7.9Electroniccash(e-cash)
7.10Mobileelectronicbanking(e-banking)
7.11Mobilealerts
7.12Mobilegambling
7.13M-commerceservicesforbusiness
7.13.1Wirelessbusiness-to-business
7.13.2Mobilecollaboration
7.13.3Wirelessbusiness-to-consumer
7.14WirelessInternetbusinessmodel
7.15Mobilityandlocation
7.15.1GlobalPositioningSystems(GPSs)
7.15.2Mobilenetworklocation
7.15.3Locationtriangulation
7.16Mobilesystemsthinking
7.17Wirelessbusinessapplications
7.17.1Staticmobileenvironments
7.17.2Location-responsemobileenvironments
7.17.3Dedicated-embeddedmobileenvironments
7.17.4Wirelesssystemsconneetivity
7.17.5Wirelesssystemsflexibility
7.18TheeconomiesofwirelessInternetdata
7.19MobileMultimediaPortals(MMPs)
7.20Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
Appendix7.1SMStexting
8Pervasiveandembeddedmobilesystems
8.1Definingpervasivecomputing
8.2Technologieswithinthepervasivecomputingdomain
8.3Networkedpervasivecomputing
8.3.1Firstgenerationpervasivecomputing
8.3.2Secondgenerationpervasivecomputing
(andbeyond)
8.4Embeddedsystemsergonomics
8.5Wearablecomputing
8.6Biometricsystems
8.6.1Fingerprints
8.6.2Handgeometry
8.6.3Facialfeatures
8.6.4Eyefeatures
8.6.5Voicefeatures
8.6.6Signaturefeatures
8.7Biometricissuesandsystemssecurity
8.8Biometricsystemsapplications
8.9Biometricsystemsintegration
8.10Digitalsignatures
8.11Automobiletelematicsandvehicletelemetry
8.12In-vehicleuserinterfacesandapplications
8.12.1Voice-activatedinterfaces
8.12.2Intemetapplications
8.13UniversalInformationAppliances(UIAs)
8.14Obstaclesinpervasivecomputing
8.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
Appendix8.1:MEMS-BigideasforSmallDevices
9Securityinamobileworld
9.1Introduction
9.2Aspectsofsecurity
9.2.1Generalsecurityissues
9.2.2Generalsecuritythreats
9.2.3Mundanethreats
9.2.4Policy
9.3Wirelessnetworksecurity
9.3.1Networkenvironments
9.3.2Communicationchannelthreats
9.3.3Misappropriationandmisusethreats
9.4Accesscontrol
9.5Encryption
9.5.1Codes
9.5.2Codebreaking
9.6TheDiffie-Hellmankeyagreementmethod
9.7Securityaspectsofwirelessnetworks
9.8Wideareawirelessnetworksecurity-3G
9.8.1Userdomainroles
9.8.2Infrastructuredomainroles
9.8.3Networktraffic
9.8.4Networkintruders
9.8.5Off-lineparties
9.8.6MobileterminalsandUICC
9.8.7Radiointerface
9.8.8Wiredinterfaces
9.8.9Homeenvironmentsandusers
9.8.10Requirementstoreduceoravoidvulnerabiliti,
9.9WirelessLocalAreaNetwork(WLAN)securityfeature
9.9.1IEEE802.11b
9.9.2ServiceSetIdentifier(SSID)
9.9.3Theauthenticationprotocol
9.9.4WiredEquivalentPrivacy(WEP)
9.10BluetoothandPersonalAreaNetwork(PAN)security
9.10.1Adhocnetworkvulnerabilities
9.11Bluetoothbasebandsecurity
9.12Bluetoothsecurityprofiles
9.13Theheadsetsecuritymodel
9.14Securingsmalldevices
9.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestionsandGroupactivity
ReferencesandBibliography
10Enablingthemobileworkforce:extending
enterpriseapplications
10.1Theagileandmobileworkforce
10.2Supportingthemobileworkforce
10.2.1Deviceandtechnologymaintenance
10.2.2Integratingkillerapps
10.2.3Thecostofmobileworkeraccess
10.3Mobilesystemsdevelopment
10.4IssuesinM-commerce
10.5Privacy
10.6Social,ethicalandlegalissues
10.7Ethicalbusinessbehaviour
10.8Ethicalissues
10.9Ethicaldilemmasinwirelessbusinesssystems
10.10Rightsandduties,andprivilegesandresponsibilities
10.10.1Duties
10.10.2Rights
10.10.3Privileges
10.10.4Responsibilities
10.11Trustandcontrol
10.11.1Confidentiality
10.11.2Freedomandcapabilities
10.11.3Freedomfromconstraint
10.11.4Freedomtoparticipate
10.12Surveillance
10.13Dataprotection
10.13.1Dataprotectionprinciples
10.13.2Monitoringatwork
10.14Impactanalysisusingareal-worldcasestudy
10.15Conclusions
Shortself-assessmentquestions
ReferencesandBibliography
Appendix10.1Impactanalysisusingareal-world
casestudy
M-commerceglossary
Index
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