Overview:
Cloud-enabled mobile governance has boundless opportunities for the public citizen, government agencies, and telecommunication companies. According to a survey released in December 2010 by the 1105 Government Information Group, cost reduction, fast access to data and applications, and simplifying IT infrastructure and management are the top three reasons that government agencies interest in incorporating cloud to governance. Fourth generation (4G) cellular broadband solutions will enhance the performance and adoption of cloud services to a great extent.
This research addresses many key areas including:
Opportunities for 4G Cloud Services in Mobile Governance
Proposed models for architecture, policy, security, and application framework
Target Audience:
Mobile Network Operators
Mobile Software Developers
OSS/BSS Solution Providers
Handset and Tablet Manufacturers
Content and Applications Aggregators
Mobile Marketing and Advertising Providers
Telecommunications Infrastructure Providers
Cloud-enabled mobile governance has boundless opportunities for the public citizen, government agencies, and telecommunication companies. According to a survey released in December 2010 by the 1105 Government Information Group, cost reduction, fast access to data and applications, and simplifying IT infrastructure and management are the top three reasons that government agencies interest in incorporating cloud to governance. Fourth generation (4G) cellular broadband solutions will enhance the performance and adoption of cloud services to a great extent.
This research addresses many key areas including:
Opportunities for 4G Cloud Services in Mobile Governance
Proposed models for architecture, policy, security, and application framework
Target Audience:
Mobile Network Operators
Mobile Software Developers
OSS/BSS Solution Providers
Handset and Tablet Manufacturers
Content and Applications Aggregators
Mobile Marketing and Advertising Providers
Telecommunications Infrastructure Providers
1. OPPORTUNITIES FOR 4G CLOUD SERVICE IN MOBILE GOVERNANCE
1.1 FLEXIBILITY
1.2 COST AND TIME
1.3 SCALABILITY
1.4 AVAILABILITY
1.5 RESILIENCY
1.6 ROBUSTNESS AND PERFORMANCE
2. PROPOSED M-GOVERNANCE MODEL OVER 4G CLOUD SERVICE
2.1 ARCHITECTURE
2.1.1 DIFFERENT AGENTS IN DIFFERENT LAYER AND THEIR ROLE
2.2 POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE COMPONENT DESIGN
2.2.1 TWO CONTRADICTORY CONCERNS
2.2.2 SOME RECENT INITIATIVES - AT A GLANCE
2.3 DESIGN OF SECURITY FRAMEWORK
2.3.1 MECHANISM FOR DEFINING SECURITY LEVEL FOR STORING DATA
2.3.2 MECHANISM FOR DEFINING SECURITY LEVEL FOR APPLICATION AND SERVICE
2.3.3 DATA CLASSIFICATION AND SECURITY SERVICES
2.4 DESIGN OF APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
2.4.2 DESIGN APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
2.4.3 APPLICATION MANAGEMENT
2.4.4 APPLICATION VALIDATION
2.5 PAYMENT PROCESS
1.1 FLEXIBILITY
1.2 COST AND TIME
1.3 SCALABILITY
1.4 AVAILABILITY
1.5 RESILIENCY
1.6 ROBUSTNESS AND PERFORMANCE
2. PROPOSED M-GOVERNANCE MODEL OVER 4G CLOUD SERVICE
2.1 ARCHITECTURE
2.1.1 DIFFERENT AGENTS IN DIFFERENT LAYER AND THEIR ROLE
2.2 POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE COMPONENT DESIGN
2.2.1 TWO CONTRADICTORY CONCERNS
2.2.2 SOME RECENT INITIATIVES - AT A GLANCE
2.3 DESIGN OF SECURITY FRAMEWORK
2.3.1 MECHANISM FOR DEFINING SECURITY LEVEL FOR STORING DATA
2.3.2 MECHANISM FOR DEFINING SECURITY LEVEL FOR APPLICATION AND SERVICE
2.3.3 DATA CLASSIFICATION AND SECURITY SERVICES
2.4 DESIGN OF APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
2.4.2 DESIGN APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
2.4.3 APPLICATION MANAGEMENT
2.4.4 APPLICATION VALIDATION
2.5 PAYMENT PROCESS
