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1. Implementing Open Authentication for Web Services with a Secure Memory Card.

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Leinonen, Aki-Petteri, Tuikka, Tuomo, and Siira, Erkki

Abstract

Open authentication protocols have become a standard solution to allow interfacing of third-party applications and websites. This paper presents a rationale for the use of secure memory cards with NFC-enabled service. A software application prototype is presented to show how a secure memory card can provide a portable authentication module to access web services. The prototype shows that it is possible to implement secure credential storage on a user-configurable secure memory card that supports an open authentication protocol. It provides protection against copying of the credentials and effectively frees the user from typing the passwords into the mobile device. Although the smart memory card is still a very new platform in mobile devices and not standardized in all aspects, we show that it provides a promising platform that is not bound to a specific operator or manufacturer. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2012
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2. Enhanced service provision through mobile technology utilisation in facility processes.

Author

Tolman, Anne, Matinmikko, Tapio, Mottonen, Veli, Siira, Erkki, Tulla, Kauko, and Vaha, Pentti

Subjects
MOBILE communication systems, TECHNOLOGY, SERVICE industries, FINANCIAL management
Abstract

The aim is to describe the currently experienced benefits and obstacles for enhancing FM services with the available technological enablers. This paper presents an integration of several studies conducted to identify the prevalent usefulness and potential of mobile technology as perceived by Finnish FM professionals operating in Northern Europe. The main means of the study were to describe the current technological enablers for the utilisation of mobile technology at FM settings and to interview the FM professionals on how they perceived the utilisation of the available technology. The change of practice to exploit mobile technology is emergent. The paper gives experience-based suggestions for demand and supply sides of the service procurement to gain the feasible benefits and avoid the currently hindering obstacles, as the paper provides insight on present and future tools for the mobile aspects of FM services. The findings are relevant for the service providers and operators too. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009
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