In web applications with tier-wise architecture , a server in tier n takes services from a server in tier n + 1 . In such a services based architecture it is essential to know what services are used from a server in the ( n + 1)th tier by a service in nth tier . The data was collected and analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Sciences ( SPSS ) software to determine statistical significance . Results : The participants overall had a positive attitude toward the utility of modern technology and web-based applications in current medical curriculum . Ninety-one percent of the participants preferred the introduction of modern technology into medical education and 7 % were against the idea and a further 2 % of them remained undecided . In parallel , the specific characteristics and tasks of technical sales departments are analyzed . Following the Software Engineering approach , the thesis investigates software architectures for creating Web based applications , such as , for example , embedded script languages , platform concepts like Java and .NET , integration architectures , portal software and portal architecture models . Shortcomings of the current situation can be identified in various respects . In recent years , networked data have become widespread due to the increasing importance of social networks and other web-related applications . This growing interest is driving researchers to design new algorithms for solving important problems that involve networked data . In data center , applications which are typically multi-server , high-parallel , long-running like web-related applications are really common . They always compute over large-scale dataset and consume plenty of energy . Recommender systems provide plenty of benefits to both users and the businesses . Due to Web related applications , user-generated information is more freestyle and less ordered , which increases the difficulties in mining helpful information from these data sources . Innumerable dissimilar types of recommendations are ready on the Web daily , with movies , music , images , books recommendations , query suggestions , and tags recommendations , etc . Some of these quality attributes have been important in other ( mostly relatively small ) segments of the industry , but some of them are relatively new . This paper discusses some of the unique technological aspects of building web software applications , the unique requirements of quality attributes , and how they can be achieved . It takes concepts and gives them a bigger importance , such as : Usability , Functionality , Reliability , Efficiency and Maintenance capacity , centered in the development of Components , Security and Internet Standards . The above mentioned has allowed to create equipments , to communicate and to apply experiences in the development of Web Software applications . The implications and modifications of Information and Communication Technologies -TIC , fundamentally for Internet , bring a development of Software that has unchained in several Web applications , one of them the e-learning . Web software applications are increasingly being deployed in sensitive situations . Web applications are used to transmit , accept and store data that is personal , company confidential and sensitive . document : Deep Learning over Multi - field Categorical Data Predicting user responses , such as click - through rate and conversion rate , are critical in many web applications including web search , personalised recommendation , and online advertising . Different from continuous raw features that we usually found in the image and audio domains , the input features in web space are always of multi - field and are mostly discrete and categorical while their dependencies are little known . This chapter tries to see how need for touch is a barrier in an online shopping context , where it is not feasible to touch a product . This study tried to identify two factors , return policy and e-tailer ’s image which may act as a compensatory mechanism for inability to touch a product during online shopping . Through this study , we proposed that need for touch moderates the relationship between these factors and consumer response . As online shopping becomes ever more prevalent , customers rely increasingly on product rating websites for making purchase decisions . The reliability of online ratings , however , is potentially compromised by the so-called herding effect : when rating a product , customers may be biased to follow other customers ' previous ratings of the same product . Online shopping is getting more and more popular . Among the various products , clothing is probably the one least fit for online sale . Three different product displays on two products are tested in a survey . Using a written protocol analysis approach , the study has confirmed our expectations on the impact of information quality and system quality on consumers ' online shopping experience . Using an online survey instrument comprised of existing Information Systems and Social Identity measures , data were collected from 322 women online shoppers who were members of the salient ingroup . The results of this study indicate that , in women online shoppers , the perception of social presence in an online retail store positively influences their enjoyment of the online shopping experience . The results also suggest that women online shoppersâ€ ™ enjoyment of an online shopping experience positively influences their intention to revisit the website or recommend the website to other online shoppers , which are e-Loyal behaviors . This implies that online shopping is viewed as an entertaining and fun activity by Malaysian shoppers . This tendency must be fully exploited by online marketers to not only improve the overall online shopping experience but also to employ user-friendly technology . Implications of the study extend to government policies and economic transformation strategies of the country , while from a theoretical perspective , it contributes towards the better understanding of TPB and TAM . The online shopping market is growing rapidly in the 21st century , leading to a huge amount of duplicate products being sold online . An important component for aggregating online products is duplicate detection , although this is a time consuming process . his paper conducts an empirical analysis of price dispersion in culture products in online shopping market , according to basic model generated by Dong Lihong . Through analyzing a sample of 441 related items and 3943 prices , we find the price dispersion phenomenon exists in online culture product shopping , and find that the level of such dispersion varies in different layers of cultural industry . The spread of smartphones is increasing the proportion of mobile shopping in the online shopping market . Most mobile shopping services are delivered through applications . This frequency is useful in information retrieval settings ; when a large number of results are returned for a query , they can be ordered by pertinence using the relative frequency of domain words to rank the responses . Providing a hierarchic topic model also allows an information retrieval application to create facets ( Tunkelang , 2009 ) , or categories appearing the result sets , with which the user can filter results , as on an online shopping site . One problem for many information retrieval platforms in digital humanity archives is the lack of topic models , other than those already foreseen and implemented when the archive was first digitized . The present invention relates to a method for providing an online shopping service via the telephone network directed to a telephone shopping service providing method of authenticating a user by using the caller number and the one-time password , ( a ) one-time password and purchase from a user to connect to the phone receiving an input condition ; ( B ) the method comprising after the step ( a ) the telephone connection in the end phase , the search Products satisfying the buying condition received in the step ( a ) ; ( C ) a step of setting a phone connection to the calling number of the user , verify a user through a one-time password received in step ( a ) ; And ( d ) is characterized in that it comprises the step of providing the information items found in step ( b ) above and close the transaction by the user 's selection . According to the invention , according to the present invention , by using the buyer of a call number and a one-time password , which enables convenient and secure phone shopping service . PURPOSE : A method for managing and providing user purchase information and a device thereof are provided to extract product relation information in comment information of a user uploaded in a predetermined network service , thereby connecting the extracted information to an online shopping service . CONSTITUTION : Product relation information is extracted from uploaded data of a user(110 ) . Findings Results show that the customer-sales associate relationship significantly reduces customers ’ attitude toward searching offline but purchasing online . Receptiveness to online store shopping has significant effects on customers ’ attitude toward multichannel shopping behaviors regardless of whether they search or purchase via the online channel . The customer-sales associate relationship also moderates the relationship between customers ’ receptiveness to online store shopping and multichannel shopping behaviors . Finally , unlike other types of online and offline multichannel shoppers who display higher future spending intentions when the physical store decides to open an online store , those who prefer physical stores for both information searching and product purchasing display lower spending intentions . Every individual directly or indirectly connected with the social sites . As we can see , People are used to about taking reviews about anything before doing it-as taking reviews of movies , restaurants , online product shopping and many more . Taking reviews means knowing opinions about things . On this basis , with the increasing popularity of e-commerce platforms and the convenience of online shopping , more and more people are choosing to purchase the goods they need online . For online shopping products , it is not possible to directly observe trials , which often causes people to have certain influence on the judgment of the performance of the products sold . This paper uses data crawling and visualization to display a large amount of book evaluation data to online shopping users . In this paper , we introduce a framework composed of three dimensions related to categories of the quality in use , functions of Web 2.0 applications , and agile software development methods . The proposed framework can be used for the classification of metrics as well as for a sound and systematic evaluation of the quality in use of Web 2.0 applications . On the one side accessible Web sites are becoming increasingly important in general and are a statutory provision in the context of eGovernment . On the other side the trend of creating Web 2.0 based applications is growing exponentially due to the richness of graphical user interfaces , effects , high interactivity and collective intelligence potentials that Web 2.0 based applications can provide . This article describes the primary purpose of Web 2.0 , accessibility and the symbiotic application . The configuration of the honeypots resembles the typical three tier architecture of many real world Web servers . Our honeypots ran on the Windows XP operating system and featured attractive attack targets such as the Microsoft IIS Web server , MySQL database , and two Web 2.0-based applications ( Wordpress and MediaWiki ) . This configuration allows for attacks on a component directly or through the other components . To address these challenges for next generation Internet computing , key extrafunctional properties should not be an " add on " or an " end to end task " anymore , but rather built in by means of Middleware . Service oriented computing , cloud computing , socio-technical systems , and Web 2.0-style applications are important steps for next generation Internet computing , but still fall short when non functional ( a.k.a . extra-functional ) quality properties ( e.g. , dependability , security , performance , and scalability ) need to be addressed . This paper presents a brief review of the technologies , illustrating it with examples of the wide range of existing Virtual Observatory semantic applications , from the elaborate and formal to the informal and lightweight . The latter tools overlap with Web-2.0 style applications , and indicate how we might adapt some of that community 's more successful ideas . Throughout , the emphasis will be on how existing applications help us imagine further possibilities of the emerging field of Semantic Astronomy . Web-based social networks , online personal profiles , keyword tagging , and online bookmarking are staples of Web 2.0-style applications . In this paper we report our investigation and implementation of these capabilities as a means for creating communities of like-minded faculty and researchers , particularly at minority serving institutions . Information mining is a forcefully idea in data recovery in view of various characteristics from various information sources . Emergence increase of web 2.0 oriented applications for best user encounters and availability without time and geographical limitations . For the researchers , Web usage logs are becoming a major role across the world , and user ’s behavior and analysis of data are one of the different concepts for decision making in business intelligence . Model-Driven Tools and Design . The development of a new web technology rises a challenge to information engineering to identify instruments and suitable techniques for the production of web 2.0 software applications . For large enterprise solutions , designing human interactions is a complex process . Advances in e-commerce have resulted in significant progress towards strategies , requirements , and development of e-commerce applications . However , nearly all e-commerce applications envisioned and developed so far assume fixed or stationary users with wired infrastructure . We envision many new e-commerce applications that will be possible and significantly benefit from emerging wireless and mobile networks . Objectives : Today the recommendation technology has managed to achieve a distinct place in the modern and fascinating world of e-commerce applications as it helps the user in selecting items or products of his interest from a large pool . The present article aims to provide a comprehensive and systematic review of the state-of-the-art recommender systems . The scope of the paper is to present a model for knowledge management using Semantic Web technologies in e-commerce applications . Knowledge management refers to the representation , processing and sharing of knowledge . CBSE is seen as a suitable way to develop software effectively while assuring higher quality and reliability than can be achieved through current software development . This project aims to develop e-commerce software based on CBSE . The absence of readily available library of components has resulted in reusing components from existing software , Java Pet store e-commerce software discovered in domain analysis . With the wide popularity of mobile devices , e-commerce software in the mobile client forms a larger consumer market , which makes the volume of e-commerce transactions having a wide range of growth . As the consumers have a frequent contact with mobile devices , which makes consumers pay more attention to security and entertainment of the e-commerce software . Application/ Improvement : Local Election , Data Transferred over network will be secure for various applications , useful for e-commerce software , used to secure passwords . Criminals can have different purposes , such as financial winnings , defacement and disruption , which not only cause financial loss but also damage organization ’s reputation and image . To prevent a number of cybercrimes and simple mistakes , such as not insuring that all traffic into and out of a network pass through firewall , security of e-commerce systems should be considered from the very beginning , i.e. early stage of the e-commerce software development . This is due to software vulnerabilities are a huge security problem . Moreover , in order to ensure that the software development company may not prefer to interact with a large number of maintenance teams and that a single team is not always burdened with the maintenance of all the modules , we consider some new cardinality and load balancing constraints . The proposed optimization model is tested using a real-world case study involving e-commerce software development . E-commerce through the internet to provide online trading and management of the whole process of service , software is the foundation of E-commerce application . In connection with problem of E-commerce software development , this article study research .NET technology , the MVC mode of E-commerce software framework to support E-commerce software development , implement MVC pattern framework of E-commerce software , assist the development of E-commerce software . Firstly , research the function of the E-commerce software ; then research work pattern which construct by the three core components of the model , view and controller MVC mode ; Finally , research ASP.NET MVC framework , include the framework composition , processes , framework advantages and so on . Together with the recognition of successful knowledge transfer as an important growth strategy for small and medium-sized software firms , questions related to the knowledge-based resources have emerged , including what and where knowledge is and how capabilities may influence knowledge transfer in e-commerce software projects . This study provides a deeper understanding of the relevance of knowledge transfer in such projects . This book focuses on automated negotiations based on multi-agent systems . It is intended for researchers and students in various fields involving autonomous agents and multi-agent systems , such as e-commerce tools , decision-making and negotiation support systems , and collaboration tools . The contents will help them to understand the concept of automated negotiations , negotiation protocols , negotiating agents strategies , and the applications of those strategies . E-Commerce tools have become a human needs everywhere and important not only to customers but to industry players . The intention to use E-Commerce tools among practitioners , especially in the Malaysian retail sector is not comprehensive as there are still many businesses choosing to use expensive traditional marketing . Major products and services that can be successfully sold through the site must be identified . The chapter explains various dimensions of a feasibility study for e-commerce site implementation and reviews important criteria for e-commerce software platforms and RFP . Based on the indicators , methods and process for the evaluating and testing of e-commerce software usability , described how to use AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process ) to evaluate those indicators . The final chapter put e-commerce usability evaluating and testing system above into practical environment by evaluating the usability of five B2C website , and provided the compare result . Article to designed e-Commerce system application based on analysis of the ordering and selling system . The used research methods were analysis and design system . Abstract . Web-based e-commerce software is typically real-time , responsive , and distributed software that must meet high quality requirements . Moreover , because of its Internet-based operating environment , e-commerce software must deal with concurrency , synchronization , and non-deterministic issues ( such as delays ) primarily caused by the heavy usage load and underlying network conditions . subsection : The structure of Deep Interest Network Among all those features of Table [ reference ] , user behavior features are critically important and play key roles in modeling user interests in the scenario of e - commerce applications . Base model obtains a fixed - length representation vector of user interests by pooling all the embedding vectors over the user behavior feature group , as Eq . The gamified e-banking suggests that rich elements/features associated with the games could influence other variables and therefore increasing the client loyalty , to spend more time and increasing the transactions on the website . The aim of this study is to look into the influence of gamification in the e-banking system . Based on the research of 180 publications and 210 variables that could influence the intention to use a certain technology this study develops a theoretical model representing the gamification influence on ease of use , information , web pages characteristics , web design and on the intention to use an e-banking with game features . It was also revealed that each component of E-Banking affects E-trust ; consequently the research hypotheses were confirmed . In the end , this research introduces ways for designing e-banking service from the point of view of security that can help banks with security and e-banking and consequently costumer orientation . The following methodologies are based on ad-hoc concepts and methods but will show the possible approaches currently taken to design trustworthy systems . Security Requirements Specification Method Tan , Titkov and Poslad ( Tan et al. , 2002 ) devise an abstract security model that they apply to the case of an e-Banking service implemented as a multi-multi-agent system . This model is based on the concepts of asset , safeguard to protect the asset , threat to the asset and profile to specify policies and relationships between the previous concepts . A graphical notation is used to illustrate the model , where security domains are shown as groupings of concepts and profiles . The various assets are then described more precisely in the case of the e-Banking scenario , where the various services needed are modeled as assets . That analysis enables to discuss the various service design issues in the e-Banking scenario . This study , considering various viewpoints and concepts about customer relationship management ( CRM ) , aims to propose a comprehensive set of customer retention programs of CRM ( including customer service , loyalty programs , customization , and online community ) and describe the correlation between each of these programs and customer retention . In doing so , the empirical data collected by the means of the designed questionnaire distributed to the top managers working in e-banking sector of two private and two governmental Iranian bank branches were analyzed . The results of this analysis represent the positive and significant correlation between each of the customer retention programs of CRM and customer retention . The factors considered are Internet findability , access speed , usability , content quality , interactivity and transactional capacity . We study the e-banking sector in Spain . Methodology We analyse commercial and saving banks . The e-banking operations can cause loss or damage to the customers in the form of processing errors , fraud , or via external events . The purpose of this work is to analyse the major risk factors influencing the customers in their e-banking operations . Based on the classic stimulus-response approach , we have identified 15 risk stimuli and four major risk constructs that can cause some encumbrance in e-banking operations . We have also identified some risk mitigation strategies based on the review of literature and focus group discussions . Data driven model is based on machine learning classifiers , and usually has to handle the imbalanced classification problem . In this paper , we propose a novel fraud risk monitoring system for e-banking transactions . Model of score rules for online real-time transactions and offline historical transactions are combined together for the fraud detection . The unprecedented advancement of multimedia and growth of the internet has made it possible to reproduce and distribute digital media easier and faster . This has given birth to information security issues , especially when the information pertains to national security , e-banking transactions , etc . The disguised form of encrypted data makes an adversary suspicious and increases the chance of attack . By using remoting pattern language , our framework can be easily integrated to Web services-based distributed systems as well as extended additional functionalities in future . A case study of e-banking transactions based on our framework has been developed to illustrate how our framework can be used in practice . The findings provide new insights related to influential factors of SOA adoption in e-banking and extend the body of knowledge . The findings show that the proposed framework can improve the decision-making process and help banks to increase the SOA adoption benefits in an e-banking environment . , – An earlier version of the paper was presented at the European , Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Conference on Information Systems 2012 and has been selected for publishing in the Journal of Enterprise Information Management . This paper adds a new dimension to existing SOA frameworks by investigating influential factors of SOA adoption in e-banking where limited research has been done , facilitates banks in making robust decisions for SOA adoption in e-banking and enriches the bibliography related to SOA adoption in e-banking . AJAX techniques are used to create a highly interactive and responsive user interface to this application using a hybrid of XHTML and X3D components . It is concluded that MVC frameworks can be a powerful tool for the rapid development of 3D web applications and are particularly suited to data-centric applications . Problems encountered and lessons learned include issues in developing effective user interfaces for visualisation tools using interactive computer graphics and a discussion of some limitations of existing X3D implementations . We present an adaptive bandwidth-optimized approach for progressive image transmission to allow instant textured rendering in web-based 3D applications . Applications utilizing a lot of image data require an adaptive technology to build responsive user interfaces . This applies especially for the use in mobile networks . While several approaches provide a progressive geometry streaming , they do not focus on a fast and simple texture streaming for 3D web applications . However , standard 2D image transmission technologies are usually inappropriate within a 3D context . Round-trip engineering combines a forward phase , where code is automatically generated from an abstract model of the application , with a reverse phase , where manual code edits are merged back into the abstract model . The proposed approach is demonstrated with the development of 3D web applications based on X3D/X3DOM and JavaScript . Finally , it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real-time 3D games , virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications . The UPM prevents the generating of the invalid output neurons to present unreal postures in the learning phase ; thus , it makes more realistic motion curves ; finally it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real time 3D games , virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications . The UPM prevents the generating of the invalid output neurons to present unreal postures in the learning phase ; thus , it makes more realistic motion curves ; finally it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real time 3D games virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications . Users highlighted the 3D nature of the information ( world health data being presented on a globe of the world ) as a significant feature but also highlighted the fact that the use of depth in the 3D tool allowed them to more easily see locations where there were significant spikes in impact and this advantage appeared to play a key role in the 3D tools preference over its flat 2D counterparts . These results indicate that the use of 3D web based applications for the visualization of world health data , in differing fields through the reusable nature of the tool , offer the potential to enhance the users interaction with the data . being presented on a globe of the world ) as a significant feature but also highlighted the fact that the use of depth in the 3D tool allowed them to more easily see locations where there were significant spikes in impact and this advantage appeared to play a key role in the 3D tools preference over its flat 2D counterparts . These results indicate that the use of 3D web based applications for the visualization of world health data , in differing fields through the reusable nature of the tool , offer the potential to enhance the users interaction with the data . The development of 3D web based applications has been possible with the establishment of a number of 3D web technologies . Such applications have been utilized in different disciplines such as surgery planning , architectural design and games . This paper describes a 3D interactive web application which visualizes the appearance of the town of Zlin in the Eighteen-nineties . The Blender software suite was used to create a complex 3D model of Zlin and its municipality in previous years . Become a master of 3D web programming in WebGL and JavaScript Dive headfirst into 3D web application development using WebGL and JavaScript . Each chapter is loaded with code examples and exercises that allow the reader to quickly learn the various concepts associated with 3D web development The only software that the reader needs to run the examples is an HTML5 enabled modern web browser . Creation of dynamic interactive and meaningful content is one of the main problems that currently limit wider use of 3D Web applications . In this paper a novel approach , called Flex-VR , is proposed , which enables configuring rich 3D Web applications from independent components , allowing this task to be performed by domain experts without expertise in programming or 3D content design . A cross-cutting concern is a concern that can not be implemented as a hierarchy of modules – classes or procedures , and , therefore , whose implementation requires injection and activation of lots of new fragments of code ( statements or definitions ) scattered throughout the code of the target application . Typical examples of cross-cutting concerns are logging , security and privacy ( in particular , in Web and 3D Web applications ) , since the implementation of all of them requires injecting into the target application code of many specific API calls to implement logging ( e.g. , tracking method calls and returns ) , security ( e.g. , permission checks ) , and privacy ( e.g. , encoding / decoding of information ) . ABSTRACT thematic﻿analysis﻿(Braun﻿and﻿Clarke,﻿2006).﻿The﻿thematic﻿analysis﻿revealed﻿three﻿themes﻿associated﻿ with﻿future﻿of﻿BIS:﻿the﻿technological﻿challenges,﻿human﻿factor﻿related﻿challenges,﻿and﻿the﻿business﻿ related﻿challenges.﻿This﻿study﻿indicates﻿that﻿it﻿is﻿imperative﻿to﻿address﻿these﻿challenges﻿in﻿order﻿to﻿ gain﻿optimum﻿benefits﻿out﻿of﻿BIS.﻿The﻿results﻿also﻿indicates﻿that﻿banks﻿need﻿to﻿frame﻿policies﻿for﻿ training﻿programs,﻿and﻿implementing﻿adequate﻿restructuring﻿mechanism﻿and﻿change﻿management﻿ programs﻿and﻿expand﻿business﻿initiatives . KeywoRdS Banking Challenges , Banking Information Systems , IT Success , Key Inhibitors Information systems such as those in the Banking sector need to comply with security regulations to assure that necessary security controls are in place . This paper presents an initial risk assessment method to assist a banking information system project in validating security requirements of the system . Dissimilarity between the textual security requirements of the system and the security regulations is determined to identify security non-compliance . The telecommunications industry worldwide has scrambled to bring what is available to networked computers to mobile devices ( Schofield , & Kubin , 2002 ) . Presently , the use of electronic banking is considerably high and as more and more users sign up for electronic-banking , the maturity as regards remote banking ( i.e. banking outside the banking hall ) is on the increase . With electronic banking , users can now conveniently carry out banking transactions , but this convenience can not be achieved if the user does not have access to the internet , hence , in other words , the user can not carry out a banking transaction while waiting for a bus , or perhaps while having lunch in a restaurant . One of the leaders on investment into information technologies is financial institutions , which strongly take the second place after IT companies . One of the areas of information and communication technologies application are remote banking systems . In the paper , the classification of bank plastic cards is considered . Based on the analysis output , were developed and proposed a mathematical model for evaluating the effectiveness of considered systems thought using the cost and quantity coefficients of system ensuring , as well as the financial and economic business performance indicators . In accordance with the proposed mathematical model , was constructed an algorithm that makes it possible to obtain quantitative estimates of Remote Banking Systems effectiveness . The developed algorithm belongs to the heuristic class and is based on the analysis of both the open statistical and the modeled by simulation tools data . Banking risks are phenomena that occur , more or less , in unforeseen or predictable situations . Controlling and preventing the effects of bank risks is based on rigorous management in the banking system . In this paper , we propose an optimal assessment of internal control impact on banking risks by making automatic the residual risk estimation step of FMECA which is based on an inductive reasoning to study causes , effects of failures and their criticality . For this we defined three equations based on maturity and type of controls then we have obtain a mathematical model which is applied on 333 risks and 491 controls . As far as the Middle East countries are concerned , the growth of e−banking is st ill n its infancy ; only being offered by a handful of banks locally according to NEWTEK 3 , the region ’s leading ’ net ’ business consulting and technology solutions specialist . However , it should be noted that Dubai i s le d ng in the e−banking industry in the region . 2 http://www.ePaynews−ePayment Resources Center−eCommerce Stat istics.html 3 http://www.dit.net/itnews/newsOct2000/51.html 3 . This paper surveys the contributions and applications of queueing theory in the field of banking data networks . We start by highlighting the history of IT and banks and we continue by providing information regarding the main prudential regulations on the banking area as Basel Accords and green IT regulations , that on one side generate more computing needs and on the other side promote conscientious use of the existing IT systems . Meaning banking -- creating a semantically annotated corpus for the purpose of semantic parsing or generation -- is a challenging task . It is quite simple to come up with a complex meaning representation , but it is hard to design a simple meaning representation that captures many nuances of meaning . The subject and need of information secrecy with emphasis to the choice of fully using an already established public channel is to be discussed . Related histories and current achievements made in the area of information hiding , notable persons who changed the course of its progress from ancient times to this last generation are to be introduced with the intention of making every one alert of the subject and the pitfalls of an unprotected information being conveyed on a public channel particularly in the areas of banking and financial related sectors and every one using such global networks as the Internet . A potential objective of every financial organization is to retain existing customers and attain new prospective customers for long-term . The economic behaviour of customer and the nature of the organization are controlled by a prescribed form called Know Your Customer ( KYC ) in manual banking . Depositor customers in some sectors ( business of Jewellery/Gold , Arms , Money exchanger etc ) are with high risk ; whereas in some sectors ( Transport Operators , Auto-delear , religious ) are with medium risk ; and in remaining sectors ( Retail , Corporate , Service , Farmer etc ) belongs to low risk . Abstract We present a new Personal Identification Number ( PIN ) entry method for smartphones that can be used in security-critical applications , such as smartphone banking . The proposed “ Two-Thumbs-Up ” ( TTU ) scheme is resilient against observation attacks such as shoulder-surfing and camera recording , and guides users to protect their PIN information from eavesdropping by shielding the challenge area on the touch screen . Electronic payment systems have become increasingly popular due to the widespread use of the internet-based shopping and banking . Such systems should at least guarantee users ’ anonymity during the transaction , fair exchange of goods and offer dispute resolutions .
In web applications with tier-wise architecture , a server in tier n takes services from a server in tier n + 1 . In such a services based architecture it is essential to know what services are used from a server in the ( n + 1)th tier by a service in nth tier .
The data was collected and analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Sciences ( SPSS ) software to determine statistical significance . Results : The participants overall had a positive attitude toward the utility of modern technology and web-based applications in current medical curriculum . Ninety-one percent of the participants preferred the introduction of modern technology into medical education and 7 % were against the idea and a further 2 % of them remained undecided .
In parallel , the specific characteristics and tasks of technical sales departments are analyzed . Following the Software Engineering approach , the thesis investigates software architectures for creating Web based applications , such as , for example , embedded script languages , platform concepts like Java and .NET , integration architectures , portal software and portal architecture models . Shortcomings of the current situation can be identified in various respects .
In recent years , networked data have become widespread due to the increasing importance of social networks and other web-related applications . This growing interest is driving researchers to design new algorithms for solving important problems that involve networked data .
In data center , applications which are typically multi-server , high-parallel , long-running like web-related applications are really common . They always compute over large-scale dataset and consume plenty of energy .
Recommender systems provide plenty of benefits to both users and the businesses . Due to Web related applications , user-generated information is more freestyle and less ordered , which increases the difficulties in mining helpful information from these data sources . Innumerable dissimilar types of recommendations are ready on the Web daily , with movies , music , images , books recommendations , query suggestions , and tags recommendations , etc .
Some of these quality attributes have been important in other ( mostly relatively small ) segments of the industry , but some of them are relatively new . This paper discusses some of the unique technological aspects of building web software applications , the unique requirements of quality attributes , and how they can be achieved .
It takes concepts and gives them a bigger importance , such as : Usability , Functionality , Reliability , Efficiency and Maintenance capacity , centered in the development of Components , Security and Internet Standards . The above mentioned has allowed to create equipments , to communicate and to apply experiences in the development of Web Software applications . The implications and modifications of Information and Communication Technologies -TIC , fundamentally for Internet , bring a development of Software that has unchained in several Web applications , one of them the e-learning .
Web software applications are increasingly being deployed in sensitive situations . Web applications are used to transmit , accept and store data that is personal , company confidential and sensitive .
document : Deep Learning over Multi - field Categorical Data Predicting user responses , such as click - through rate and conversion rate , are critical in many web applications including web search , personalised recommendation , and online advertising . Different from continuous raw features that we usually found in the image and audio domains , the input features in web space are always of multi - field and are mostly discrete and categorical while their dependencies are little known .
This chapter tries to see how need for touch is a barrier in an online shopping context , where it is not feasible to touch a product . This study tried to identify two factors , return policy and e-tailer ’s image which may act as a compensatory mechanism for inability to touch a product during online shopping . Through this study , we proposed that need for touch moderates the relationship between these factors and consumer response .
As online shopping becomes ever more prevalent , customers rely increasingly on product rating websites for making purchase decisions . The reliability of online ratings , however , is potentially compromised by the so-called herding effect : when rating a product , customers may be biased to follow other customers ' previous ratings of the same product .
Online shopping is getting more and more popular . Among the various products , clothing is probably the one least fit for online sale .
Three different product displays on two products are tested in a survey . Using a written protocol analysis approach , the study has confirmed our expectations on the impact of information quality and system quality on consumers ' online shopping experience .
Using an online survey instrument comprised of existing Information Systems and Social Identity measures , data were collected from 322 women online shoppers who were members of the salient ingroup . The results of this study indicate that , in women online shoppers , the perception of social presence in an online retail store positively influences their enjoyment of the online shopping experience . The results also suggest that women online shoppersâ€ ™ enjoyment of an online shopping experience positively influences their intention to revisit the website or recommend the website to other online shoppers , which are e-Loyal behaviors .
This implies that online shopping is viewed as an entertaining and fun activity by Malaysian shoppers . This tendency must be fully exploited by online marketers to not only improve the overall online shopping experience but also to employ user-friendly technology . Implications of the study extend to government policies and economic transformation strategies of the country , while from a theoretical perspective , it contributes towards the better understanding of TPB and TAM .
The online shopping market is growing rapidly in the 21st century , leading to a huge amount of duplicate products being sold online . An important component for aggregating online products is duplicate detection , although this is a time consuming process .
his paper conducts an empirical analysis of price dispersion in culture products in online shopping market , according to basic model generated by Dong Lihong . Through analyzing a sample of 441 related items and 3943 prices , we find the price dispersion phenomenon exists in online culture product shopping , and find that the level of such dispersion varies in different layers of cultural industry .
The spread of smartphones is increasing the proportion of mobile shopping in the online shopping market . Most mobile shopping services are delivered through applications .
This frequency is useful in information retrieval settings ; when a large number of results are returned for a query , they can be ordered by pertinence using the relative frequency of domain words to rank the responses . Providing a hierarchic topic model also allows an information retrieval application to create facets ( Tunkelang , 2009 ) , or categories appearing the result sets , with which the user can filter results , as on an online shopping site . One problem for many information retrieval platforms in digital humanity archives is the lack of topic models , other than those already foreseen and implemented when the archive was first digitized .
The present invention relates to a method for providing an online shopping service via the telephone network directed to a telephone shopping service providing method of authenticating a user by using the caller number and the one-time password , ( a ) one-time password and purchase from a user to connect to the phone receiving an input condition ; ( B ) the method comprising after the step ( a ) the telephone connection in the end phase , the search Products satisfying the buying condition received in the step ( a ) ; ( C ) a step of setting a phone connection to the calling number of the user , verify a user through a one-time password received in step ( a ) ; And ( d ) is characterized in that it comprises the step of providing the information items found in step ( b ) above and close the transaction by the user 's selection . According to the invention , according to the present invention , by using the buyer of a call number and a one-time password , which enables convenient and secure phone shopping service .
PURPOSE : A method for managing and providing user purchase information and a device thereof are provided to extract product relation information in comment information of a user uploaded in a predetermined network service , thereby connecting the extracted information to an online shopping service . CONSTITUTION : Product relation information is extracted from uploaded data of a user(110 ) .
Findings Results show that the customer-sales associate relationship significantly reduces customers ’ attitude toward searching offline but purchasing online . Receptiveness to online store shopping has significant effects on customers ’ attitude toward multichannel shopping behaviors regardless of whether they search or purchase via the online channel . The customer-sales associate relationship also moderates the relationship between customers ’ receptiveness to online store shopping and multichannel shopping behaviors . Finally , unlike other types of online and offline multichannel shoppers who display higher future spending intentions when the physical store decides to open an online store , those who prefer physical stores for both information searching and product purchasing display lower spending intentions .
Every individual directly or indirectly connected with the social sites . As we can see , People are used to about taking reviews about anything before doing it-as taking reviews of movies , restaurants , online product shopping and many more . Taking reviews means knowing opinions about things .
On this basis , with the increasing popularity of e-commerce platforms and the convenience of online shopping , more and more people are choosing to purchase the goods they need online . For online shopping products , it is not possible to directly observe trials , which often causes people to have certain influence on the judgment of the performance of the products sold . This paper uses data crawling and visualization to display a large amount of book evaluation data to online shopping users .
In this paper , we introduce a framework composed of three dimensions related to categories of the quality in use , functions of Web 2.0 applications , and agile software development methods . The proposed framework can be used for the classification of metrics as well as for a sound and systematic evaluation of the quality in use of Web 2.0 applications .
On the one side accessible Web sites are becoming increasingly important in general and are a statutory provision in the context of eGovernment . On the other side the trend of creating Web 2.0 based applications is growing exponentially due to the richness of graphical user interfaces , effects , high interactivity and collective intelligence potentials that Web 2.0 based applications can provide . This article describes the primary purpose of Web 2.0 , accessibility and the symbiotic application .
The configuration of the honeypots resembles the typical three tier architecture of many real world Web servers . Our honeypots ran on the Windows XP operating system and featured attractive attack targets such as the Microsoft IIS Web server , MySQL database , and two Web 2.0-based applications ( Wordpress and MediaWiki ) . This configuration allows for attacks on a component directly or through the other components .
To address these challenges for next generation Internet computing , key extrafunctional properties should not be an " add on " or an " end to end task " anymore , but rather built in by means of Middleware . Service oriented computing , cloud computing , socio-technical systems , and Web 2.0-style applications are important steps for next generation Internet computing , but still fall short when non functional ( a.k.a . extra-functional ) quality properties ( e.g. , dependability , security , performance , and scalability ) need to be addressed .
This paper presents a brief review of the technologies , illustrating it with examples of the wide range of existing Virtual Observatory semantic applications , from the elaborate and formal to the informal and lightweight . The latter tools overlap with Web-2.0 style applications , and indicate how we might adapt some of that community 's more successful ideas . Throughout , the emphasis will be on how existing applications help us imagine further possibilities of the emerging field of Semantic Astronomy .
Web-based social networks , online personal profiles , keyword tagging , and online bookmarking are staples of Web 2.0-style applications . In this paper we report our investigation and implementation of these capabilities as a means for creating communities of like-minded faculty and researchers , particularly at minority serving institutions .
Information mining is a forcefully idea in data recovery in view of various characteristics from various information sources . Emergence increase of web 2.0 oriented applications for best user encounters and availability without time and geographical limitations . For the researchers , Web usage logs are becoming a major role across the world , and user ’s behavior and analysis of data are one of the different concepts for decision making in business intelligence .
Model-Driven Tools and Design . The development of a new web technology rises a challenge to information engineering to identify instruments and suitable techniques for the production of web 2.0 software applications . For large enterprise solutions , designing human interactions is a complex process .
Advances in e-commerce have resulted in significant progress towards strategies , requirements , and development of e-commerce applications . However , nearly all e-commerce applications envisioned and developed so far assume fixed or stationary users with wired infrastructure . We envision many new e-commerce applications that will be possible and significantly benefit from emerging wireless and mobile networks .
Objectives : Today the recommendation technology has managed to achieve a distinct place in the modern and fascinating world of e-commerce applications as it helps the user in selecting items or products of his interest from a large pool . The present article aims to provide a comprehensive and systematic review of the state-of-the-art recommender systems .
The scope of the paper is to present a model for knowledge management using Semantic Web technologies in e-commerce applications . Knowledge management refers to the representation , processing and sharing of knowledge .
CBSE is seen as a suitable way to develop software effectively while assuring higher quality and reliability than can be achieved through current software development . This project aims to develop e-commerce software based on CBSE . The absence of readily available library of components has resulted in reusing components from existing software , Java Pet store e-commerce software discovered in domain analysis .
With the wide popularity of mobile devices , e-commerce software in the mobile client forms a larger consumer market , which makes the volume of e-commerce transactions having a wide range of growth . As the consumers have a frequent contact with mobile devices , which makes consumers pay more attention to security and entertainment of the e-commerce software .
Application/ Improvement : Local Election , Data Transferred over network will be secure for various applications , useful for e-commerce software , used to secure passwords .
Criminals can have different purposes , such as financial winnings , defacement and disruption , which not only cause financial loss but also damage organization ’s reputation and image . To prevent a number of cybercrimes and simple mistakes , such as not insuring that all traffic into and out of a network pass through firewall , security of e-commerce systems should be considered from the very beginning , i.e. early stage of the e-commerce software development . This is due to software vulnerabilities are a huge security problem .
Moreover , in order to ensure that the software development company may not prefer to interact with a large number of maintenance teams and that a single team is not always burdened with the maintenance of all the modules , we consider some new cardinality and load balancing constraints . The proposed optimization model is tested using a real-world case study involving e-commerce software development .
E-commerce through the internet to provide online trading and management of the whole process of service , software is the foundation of E-commerce application . In connection with problem of E-commerce software development , this article study research .NET technology , the MVC mode of E-commerce software framework to support E-commerce software development , implement MVC pattern framework of E-commerce software , assist the development of E-commerce software . Firstly , research the function of the E-commerce software ; then research work pattern which construct by the three core components of the model , view and controller MVC mode ; Finally , research ASP.NET MVC framework , include the framework composition , processes , framework advantages and so on .
Together with the recognition of successful knowledge transfer as an important growth strategy for small and medium-sized software firms , questions related to the knowledge-based resources have emerged , including what and where knowledge is and how capabilities may influence knowledge transfer in e-commerce software projects . This study provides a deeper understanding of the relevance of knowledge transfer in such projects .
This book focuses on automated negotiations based on multi-agent systems . It is intended for researchers and students in various fields involving autonomous agents and multi-agent systems , such as e-commerce tools , decision-making and negotiation support systems , and collaboration tools . The contents will help them to understand the concept of automated negotiations , negotiation protocols , negotiating agents strategies , and the applications of those strategies .
E-Commerce tools have become a human needs everywhere and important not only to customers but to industry players . The intention to use E-Commerce tools among practitioners , especially in the Malaysian retail sector is not comprehensive as there are still many businesses choosing to use expensive traditional marketing .
Major products and services that can be successfully sold through the site must be identified . The chapter explains various dimensions of a feasibility study for e-commerce site implementation and reviews important criteria for e-commerce software platforms and RFP .
Based on the indicators , methods and process for the evaluating and testing of e-commerce software usability , described how to use AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process ) to evaluate those indicators . The final chapter put e-commerce usability evaluating and testing system above into practical environment by evaluating the usability of five B2C website , and provided the compare result .
Article to designed e-Commerce system application based on analysis of the ordering and selling system . The used research methods were analysis and design system .
Abstract . Web-based e-commerce software is typically real-time , responsive , and distributed software that must meet high quality requirements . Moreover , because of its Internet-based operating environment , e-commerce software must deal with concurrency , synchronization , and non-deterministic issues ( such as delays ) primarily caused by the heavy usage load and underlying network conditions .
subsection : The structure of Deep Interest Network Among all those features of Table [ reference ] , user behavior features are critically important and play key roles in modeling user interests in the scenario of e - commerce applications . Base model obtains a fixed - length representation vector of user interests by pooling all the embedding vectors over the user behavior feature group , as Eq .
The gamified e-banking suggests that rich elements/features associated with the games could influence other variables and therefore increasing the client loyalty , to spend more time and increasing the transactions on the website . The aim of this study is to look into the influence of gamification in the e-banking system . Based on the research of 180 publications and 210 variables that could influence the intention to use a certain technology this study develops a theoretical model representing the gamification influence on ease of use , information , web pages characteristics , web design and on the intention to use an e-banking with game features .
It was also revealed that each component of E-Banking affects E-trust ; consequently the research hypotheses were confirmed . In the end , this research introduces ways for designing e-banking service from the point of view of security that can help banks with security and e-banking and consequently costumer orientation .
The following methodologies are based on ad-hoc concepts and methods but will show the possible approaches currently taken to design trustworthy systems . Security Requirements Specification Method Tan , Titkov and Poslad ( Tan et al. , 2002 ) devise an abstract security model that they apply to the case of an e-Banking service implemented as a multi-multi-agent system . This model is based on the concepts of asset , safeguard to protect the asset , threat to the asset and profile to specify policies and relationships between the previous concepts . A graphical notation is used to illustrate the model , where security domains are shown as groupings of concepts and profiles . The various assets are then described more precisely in the case of the e-Banking scenario , where the various services needed are modeled as assets . That analysis enables to discuss the various service design issues in the e-Banking scenario .
This study , considering various viewpoints and concepts about customer relationship management ( CRM ) , aims to propose a comprehensive set of customer retention programs of CRM ( including customer service , loyalty programs , customization , and online community ) and describe the correlation between each of these programs and customer retention . In doing so , the empirical data collected by the means of the designed questionnaire distributed to the top managers working in e-banking sector of two private and two governmental Iranian bank branches were analyzed . The results of this analysis represent the positive and significant correlation between each of the customer retention programs of CRM and customer retention .
The factors considered are Internet findability , access speed , usability , content quality , interactivity and transactional capacity . We study the e-banking sector in Spain . Methodology We analyse commercial and saving banks .
The e-banking operations can cause loss or damage to the customers in the form of processing errors , fraud , or via external events . The purpose of this work is to analyse the major risk factors influencing the customers in their e-banking operations . Based on the classic stimulus-response approach , we have identified 15 risk stimuli and four major risk constructs that can cause some encumbrance in e-banking operations . We have also identified some risk mitigation strategies based on the review of literature and focus group discussions .
Data driven model is based on machine learning classifiers , and usually has to handle the imbalanced classification problem . In this paper , we propose a novel fraud risk monitoring system for e-banking transactions . Model of score rules for online real-time transactions and offline historical transactions are combined together for the fraud detection .
The unprecedented advancement of multimedia and growth of the internet has made it possible to reproduce and distribute digital media easier and faster . This has given birth to information security issues , especially when the information pertains to national security , e-banking transactions , etc . The disguised form of encrypted data makes an adversary suspicious and increases the chance of attack .
By using remoting pattern language , our framework can be easily integrated to Web services-based distributed systems as well as extended additional functionalities in future . A case study of e-banking transactions based on our framework has been developed to illustrate how our framework can be used in practice .
The findings provide new insights related to influential factors of SOA adoption in e-banking and extend the body of knowledge . The findings show that the proposed framework can improve the decision-making process and help banks to increase the SOA adoption benefits in an e-banking environment . , – An earlier version of the paper was presented at the European , Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Conference on Information Systems 2012 and has been selected for publishing in the Journal of Enterprise Information Management . This paper adds a new dimension to existing SOA frameworks by investigating influential factors of SOA adoption in e-banking where limited research has been done , facilitates banks in making robust decisions for SOA adoption in e-banking and enriches the bibliography related to SOA adoption in e-banking .
AJAX techniques are used to create a highly interactive and responsive user interface to this application using a hybrid of XHTML and X3D components . It is concluded that MVC frameworks can be a powerful tool for the rapid development of 3D web applications and are particularly suited to data-centric applications . Problems encountered and lessons learned include issues in developing effective user interfaces for visualisation tools using interactive computer graphics and a discussion of some limitations of existing X3D implementations .
We present an adaptive bandwidth-optimized approach for progressive image transmission to allow instant textured rendering in web-based 3D applications . Applications utilizing a lot of image data require an adaptive technology to build responsive user interfaces . This applies especially for the use in mobile networks . While several approaches provide a progressive geometry streaming , they do not focus on a fast and simple texture streaming for 3D web applications . However , standard 2D image transmission technologies are usually inappropriate within a 3D context .
Round-trip engineering combines a forward phase , where code is automatically generated from an abstract model of the application , with a reverse phase , where manual code edits are merged back into the abstract model . The proposed approach is demonstrated with the development of 3D web applications based on X3D/X3DOM and JavaScript .
Finally , it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real-time 3D games , virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications .
The UPM prevents the generating of the invalid output neurons to present unreal postures in the learning phase ; thus , it makes more realistic motion curves ; finally it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real time 3D games , virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications .
The UPM prevents the generating of the invalid output neurons to present unreal postures in the learning phase ; thus , it makes more realistic motion curves ; finally it contributes to the making of more natural motions . The motion transition algorithm proposed in this paper can be applied to various fields such as real time 3D games virtual reality applications , and web 3D applications .
Users highlighted the 3D nature of the information ( world health data being presented on a globe of the world ) as a significant feature but also highlighted the fact that the use of depth in the 3D tool allowed them to more easily see locations where there were significant spikes in impact and this advantage appeared to play a key role in the 3D tools preference over its flat 2D counterparts . These results indicate that the use of 3D web based applications for the visualization of world health data , in differing fields through the reusable nature of the tool , offer the potential to enhance the users interaction with the data .
being presented on a globe of the world ) as a significant feature but also highlighted the fact that the use of depth in the 3D tool allowed them to more easily see locations where there were significant spikes in impact and this advantage appeared to play a key role in the 3D tools preference over its flat 2D counterparts . These results indicate that the use of 3D web based applications for the visualization of world health data , in differing fields through the reusable nature of the tool , offer the potential to enhance the users interaction with the data .
The development of 3D web based applications has been possible with the establishment of a number of 3D web technologies . Such applications have been utilized in different disciplines such as surgery planning , architectural design and games .
This paper describes a 3D interactive web application which visualizes the appearance of the town of Zlin in the Eighteen-nineties . The Blender software suite was used to create a complex 3D model of Zlin and its municipality in previous years .
Become a master of 3D web programming in WebGL and JavaScript Dive headfirst into 3D web application development using WebGL and JavaScript . Each chapter is loaded with code examples and exercises that allow the reader to quickly learn the various concepts associated with 3D web development The only software that the reader needs to run the examples is an HTML5 enabled modern web browser .
Creation of dynamic interactive and meaningful content is one of the main problems that currently limit wider use of 3D Web applications . In this paper a novel approach , called Flex-VR , is proposed , which enables configuring rich 3D Web applications from independent components , allowing this task to be performed by domain experts without expertise in programming or 3D content design .
A cross-cutting concern is a concern that can not be implemented as a hierarchy of modules – classes or procedures , and , therefore , whose implementation requires injection and activation of lots of new fragments of code ( statements or definitions ) scattered throughout the code of the target application . Typical examples of cross-cutting concerns are logging , security and privacy ( in particular , in Web and 3D Web applications ) , since the implementation of all of them requires injecting into the target application code of many specific API calls to implement logging ( e.g. , tracking method calls and returns ) , security ( e.g. , permission checks ) , and privacy ( e.g. , encoding / decoding of information ) . ABSTRACT
thematic﻿analysis﻿(Braun﻿and﻿Clarke,﻿2006).﻿The﻿thematic﻿analysis﻿revealed﻿three﻿themes﻿associated﻿ with﻿future﻿of﻿BIS:﻿the﻿technological﻿challenges,﻿human﻿factor﻿related﻿challenges,﻿and﻿the﻿business﻿ related﻿challenges.﻿This﻿study﻿indicates﻿that﻿it﻿is﻿imperative﻿to﻿address﻿these﻿challenges﻿in﻿order﻿to﻿ gain﻿optimum﻿benefits﻿out﻿of﻿BIS.﻿The﻿results﻿also﻿indicates﻿that﻿banks﻿need﻿to﻿frame﻿policies﻿for﻿ training﻿programs,﻿and﻿implementing﻿adequate﻿restructuring﻿mechanism﻿and﻿change﻿management﻿ programs﻿and﻿expand﻿business﻿initiatives . KeywoRdS Banking Challenges , Banking Information Systems , IT Success , Key Inhibitors
Information systems such as those in the Banking sector need to comply with security regulations to assure that necessary security controls are in place . This paper presents an initial risk assessment method to assist a banking information system project in validating security requirements of the system . Dissimilarity between the textual security requirements of the system and the security regulations is determined to identify security non-compliance .
The telecommunications industry worldwide has scrambled to bring what is available to networked computers to mobile devices ( Schofield , & Kubin , 2002 ) . Presently , the use of electronic banking is considerably high and as more and more users sign up for electronic-banking , the maturity as regards remote banking ( i.e. banking outside the banking hall ) is on the increase . With electronic banking , users can now conveniently carry out banking transactions , but this convenience can not be achieved if the user does not have access to the internet , hence , in other words , the user can not carry out a banking transaction while waiting for a bus , or perhaps while having lunch in a restaurant .
One of the leaders on investment into information technologies is financial institutions , which strongly take the second place after IT companies . One of the areas of information and communication technologies application are remote banking systems . In the paper , the classification of bank plastic cards is considered .
Based on the analysis output , were developed and proposed a mathematical model for evaluating the effectiveness of considered systems thought using the cost and quantity coefficients of system ensuring , as well as the financial and economic business performance indicators . In accordance with the proposed mathematical model , was constructed an algorithm that makes it possible to obtain quantitative estimates of Remote Banking Systems effectiveness . The developed algorithm belongs to the heuristic class and is based on the analysis of both the open statistical and the modeled by simulation tools data .
Banking risks are phenomena that occur , more or less , in unforeseen or predictable situations . Controlling and preventing the effects of bank risks is based on rigorous management in the banking system .
In this paper , we propose an optimal assessment of internal control impact on banking risks by making automatic the residual risk estimation step of FMECA which is based on an inductive reasoning to study causes , effects of failures and their criticality . For this we defined three equations based on maturity and type of controls then we have obtain a mathematical model which is applied on 333 risks and 491 controls .
As far as the Middle East countries are concerned , the growth of e−banking is st ill n its infancy ; only being offered by a handful of banks locally according to NEWTEK 3 , the region ’s leading ’ net ’ business consulting and technology solutions specialist . However , it should be noted that Dubai i s le d ng in the e−banking industry in the region . 2 http://www.ePaynews−ePayment Resources Center−eCommerce Stat istics.html 3 http://www.dit.net/itnews/newsOct2000/51.html 3 .
This paper surveys the contributions and applications of queueing theory in the field of banking data networks . We start by highlighting the history of IT and banks and we continue by providing information regarding the main prudential regulations on the banking area as Basel Accords and green IT regulations , that on one side generate more computing needs and on the other side promote conscientious use of the existing IT systems .
Meaning banking -- creating a semantically annotated corpus for the purpose of semantic parsing or generation -- is a challenging task . It is quite simple to come up with a complex meaning representation , but it is hard to design a simple meaning representation that captures many nuances of meaning .
The subject and need of information secrecy with emphasis to the choice of fully using an already established public channel is to be discussed . Related histories and current achievements made in the area of information hiding , notable persons who changed the course of its progress from ancient times to this last generation are to be introduced with the intention of making every one alert of the subject and the pitfalls of an unprotected information being conveyed on a public channel particularly in the areas of banking and financial related sectors and every one using such global networks as the Internet .
A potential objective of every financial organization is to retain existing customers and attain new prospective customers for long-term . The economic behaviour of customer and the nature of the organization are controlled by a prescribed form called Know Your Customer ( KYC ) in manual banking . Depositor customers in some sectors ( business of Jewellery/Gold , Arms , Money exchanger etc ) are with high risk ; whereas in some sectors ( Transport Operators , Auto-delear , religious ) are with medium risk ; and in remaining sectors ( Retail , Corporate , Service , Farmer etc ) belongs to low risk .
Abstract We present a new Personal Identification Number ( PIN ) entry method for smartphones that can be used in security-critical applications , such as smartphone banking . The proposed “ Two-Thumbs-Up ” ( TTU ) scheme is resilient against observation attacks such as shoulder-surfing and camera recording , and guides users to protect their PIN information from eavesdropping by shielding the challenge area on the touch screen .
Electronic payment systems have become increasingly popular due to the widespread use of the internet-based shopping and banking . Such systems should at least guarantee users ’ anonymity during the transaction , fair exchange of goods and offer dispute resolutions .
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