A . Cyberworld Reference Model Overview 31 a . 1 the Cyberworld Building Blocks

The Cyberworld Reference Model for Wireless World

of Content This paper describes a reference model of the Cyberworld building block which contributes towards evolution of the general reference model for wireless world. Five important components are identified in Cyberworld and they are Presence, Identity, Interaction, Application and Cyberhost respectively. On top of the user there are two value functions namely Values and Capabilities that a...

Biometric-Based Authentication for Cyberworld Security: Challenges and Opportunities

Cybermatter

In this paper we examine several aspects of the impact of Cyberworld onto our Reality conceptions, and their social implications. First we analyse the Communication as a principal component of Life: the information exchange cannot be dissociated from Life. Second, we consider the progress in electronics which has enabled to transform any perceptible signal into a list of numbers to further stor...

Mobile Virtual Enterprise Communication Reference Model

The latest development in mobile communication has provided the architects of Virtual Enterprises with new tools and platforms. The studies of the new field, often referred to as Mobile Virtual Enterprise, are concerned with the abilities to have access and operate the VE infrastructure from anywhere, anytime. The emphasis of this paper is on how to provide the future research in this field wit...

What Happens when a Cyberworld Ends? The case of There.com

This paper is the first in a series presenting findings from a wider ethnography study of players from There.com and what they did when this virtual world closed on March 9th, 2010. Studies of online games and virtual worlds (or cyberworlds, as I prefer to call them) tend to focus in player activities during the time these spaces are open, assuming them as timeless places. But what happens when...