《移动商务教学课件》MC-IntroductionToMC-01.pptVIP

1.7 M-commerce versus E-commerce Factor E-commerce M-commerce Product or service focus Product focus Service focus Product or service provision Wired global access Wireless global access Product or service assets Static information and data Dynamic location based data Product or service attraction Fixed non-time-constrained access Mobility and portability of access 1.9 Pervasive Computing Pervasive computing 普适计算 is a label used to explain the idea that computing in the 21st Century is available anytime, anywhere, and in any device. - Emerging trend towards numerous, casually accessible, often invisible computing devices, frequently mobile or embedded in the environment, connected to an increasingly ubiquitous network infrastructure composed of a wired core and wireless edges ? - Devices that contain embedded computing technology are sometimes referred to as information appliances. Pervasive Computing Pervasive Computing… ? “…is computing power freed from the desktop - embedded in wireless handheld devices, automobile telematics systems, home appliances, and commercial tools-of-the-trade. In the enterprise, it extends timely business data to workers in the field… In our personal lives, it expands our freedom to exchange information anytime, anywhere.” IBM Pervasive Computing Web Site What is Pervasive Computing? a Computing is spread and distributed throughout the working and social domains of life in an unmanaged and dynamic wireless-networked environment, where users are predominantly mobile. ? b Devices and appliances contain embedded computing technology that can monitor and control devices and possesses the capability for wireless network transmission of data e.g. elevators that can remotely inform the maintenance computers at the head office that there is a fault . ? c Communication is made easier between individuals, and between individuals and various information appliances, and between device-to-device d2d within a wireless-