iosr-jmca   Volume-3 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan – Feb 2016

ABSTRACT:Internet of Things and wearable devices at Enterprise has a long way to go with unexplored and untapped areas. And its market is too big to ignore. Ubiquitous mobile, gadgets and internet usage have transported enterprise towards ocean of opportunities. A massive growth have been observed in the sale of wearable devices, smartphones and tablets. With capabilities beside quad core processor, decent memory and bigger screen size, smart devices are ideal for personal and professional use. Gadgets owned by the target user – employees, partners, distributors, contractors and customers – are smarter than the technology options provided by the enterprises, which is a huge challenge for the enterprises. Organizations are trying hard to come up with an efficient, secure, and usable catalyst across multiple platforms to meet the expectations and demands of the target users

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ABSTRACT: Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is a new paradigm for mHealth applications. It has the potential to leverage mobile platforms limitations, improve capacity, reliability, and accessibility of mHealth services, benefit mHealth research, and change the face of healthcare information technology. However, as with any innovation, the integration of cloud computing with mobile computing should be evaluated before its widespread adoption. The aim of this paper is to explore the main limitations of mobile platforms, and identify the opportunities and challenges of MCC.

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ABSTRACT: The biometric verification technique has come to stay in the authentication and authorization of access in automated systems. Traditional way of handling attendance in firms and organizations by using hand written signatures on attendance sheets or booklets has proven to be very inefficient due to its challenging instances of falsifications, impersonations and miscalculations. This paper focused on studying the use of unique human biological anatomy or physiological feature, fingerprints, in recognizing, managing and monitoring the attendance of employees in firms and industries. Both quantitative and qualitative methodologies were adopted in the research whereas Object Oriented Analysis and Design Methodology (OOADM) was used in the development of a platform for a fingerprint enabled attendance management system using cross platform development technologies.

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