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The seamless combining with context-aware sensors and numerous devices and e-home server will soon become a part of our home environment in the near future. We name it as a context-aware home based on ubiquitous computing concept. This context-aware home reduces participations of users in order to realize a ubiquitous computing and automates various services. Therefore, the risk of privacy violation...
The net generation of students have characteristics which make them well-suited for participating in open source projects including being comfortable with information technologies, using IT as a form of communication, desiring to work in groups, a desire to do social good, and being fascinated by new technologies. The nature of open source projects where communities of developers from around the world...
Due to the continuously growing possibilities provided by technology and its wider application, today's IT products are becoming more and more complex both from technical and managerial standpoints. Very often, multiple parties are involved in their development. Consequently, the organization of the integration and testing of these products gets increasingly complex. Organisations already encounter...
This position paper proposes a research agenda for the field of security testing. It gives a critical account of the state of the art as seen by a practitioner and identifies questions that research failed to answer so far, or failed to answer in such a way that it would have had an impact in the real world. Three categories of research problems are proposed: theory of vulnerabilities, theory of security...
Like RM-ODP [1], enterprise architecture (or EA for short) has its own perspectives as a basic construct for its architecture definition to represent areas of concern. In this paper, difference between RM-ODP and one concrete example EA, and applicability of Use of UML for ODP system specifications [2] (or UML4ODP in short) standard to the example EA, are discussed. Several additional diagrams that...
The Open Distributed Processing Reference Model (ODP-RM) provides viewpoints and abstract infrastructure guidelines that can be used for a basis for enterprise architecture, especially for an inter-enterprise architecture. The ODP-RM does not prescribe methodology for modeling itself, but provides common vocabulary and focus for description. This paper performs a brief analysis of the ODP-RM (and...
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