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This document discusses research challenges and opportunities in mobile social networking. It outlines several areas of research including social graph fragmentation, community discovery, security analysis, and predicting trends. It then describes the state of the art in pervasive computing, social computing, context awareness, and personalization. The document introduces the SOCIETIES project, a 15.6M EU funded research initiative led by TSSG involving 16 partners. SOCIETIES aims to advance resource sharing, relationship discovery, community orchestration, and intelligent information usage across dynamic communities. The document concludes by discussing future research directions including merging pervasive computing with social networks and establishing federation across multiple social networking sites.
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The 3CS provides several services to support industry innovation including innovation vouchers for small problem solving projects, contract research for companies, and innovation partnerships for collaborative projects between companies and 3CS. 3CS also operates an NGN test centre and helps companies access European R&D networks through collaborative EU projects. The services are aimed at bringing knowledge, cash, and jobs to the region while also helping companies with research and development challenges.6. FOMS _Data Mining_ Analysis_ Eric Robson
6. FOMS _Data Mining_ Analysis_ Eric RobsonFOMS011
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This document discusses data mining and social network analysis techniques. It describes how these techniques can be used to analyze criminal networks by extracting information from various sources like court records, news articles, and social media. Specific techniques mentioned include matrix theory, semantic analysis, statistical analysis, predictive analytics, and visualization. The document also outlines several research projects applying these techniques, including using social network analysis on criminal intelligence data and developing recommender systems based on semantic analysis.4. FOMS _ Pervasive Services _ John_McGovern
4. FOMS _ Pervasive Services _ John_McGovernFOMS011
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John McGovern is a researcher at Mobile Pervasive Services who focuses on allowing services to be available anywhere through location, context, and sensor detection. Zolk C is an innovation partner that uses leading mobile technologies to create experiences using outdoor GPS, indoor WiFi and Bluetooth localization, and context management. Some of Zolk C's past projects include work with museums, heritage sites, and providing tailored experiences using user location, behavior, and inputs.3. FOMS_ IMS services_Shane_Dempsey
3. FOMS_ IMS services_Shane_DempseyFOMS011
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The document discusses future mobile services from an operator perspective. It provides an overview of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) which will enable new person-to-person services combining voice, video, and messaging. IMS services will enrich communication and include features like presence, social status updates, corporate directories, messaging, and file sharing. The document also outlines a track record of IMS research including an IMS service oriented architecture and examples of contract research projects.8. beta pond peter_elgar
8. beta pond peter_elgarFOMS011
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Betapond is a software company that builds and licenses social and mobile technology to enable brands to manage promotions and competitions on Facebook. They developed a platform using Zeppelin, an open-source MVC framework built on Node.js, to allow rapid deployment of many short-lived applications on a single server in a scalable way. This new technology stack supports their business needs better than traditional approaches like relational databases with CMS.2. FOMS _ FeedHenry_ M鱈che叩l Foghl炭
2. FOMS _ FeedHenry_ M鱈che叩l Foghl炭FOMS011
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FeedHenry provides a hosted mobile app development platform and cloud services. It was originally developed at TSSG, WIT and launched in 2008. The platform allows developers to build once and deploy apps across multiple mobile platforms like iOS, Android and Blackberry. It also offers tools for enterprise integration and management of mobile apps. Future R&D at FeedHenry will focus on cloud migration, security, analytics and API integration to maintain their leadership in hosted mobile development.1. FOMS_ Introduction_ Barry Downes
1. FOMS_ Introduction_ Barry DownesFOMS011
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This document summarizes a workshop on the future of mobile services hosted by the Centre for Converged Services (3CS). The agenda covers topics like phones, operating systems, mobile apps, network services, location services, and social networks. Speakers will discuss these topics from 2011 to 2015. The workshop aims to get industry feedback on 3CS's research relevance and opportunities for collaboration. Attendees are encouraged to provide questions, feedback, and expressions of interest to help guide 3CS's future research strategy.5. FOMS_ Mobile Social_Networks_Robert Mullins
- 1. The Future of Mobile Social Network Services Robert Mullins
- 2. Research Challenges for Social Networks Social Graph Fragmentation Community Discovery Security by Social Network Analysis Social and Ethical Issues Searching social media Expert finding Trend prediction Information Diffusion Social, mobile, pervasive content sharing and live media distribution Personalisation for Social interaction Use of Social Network Sites for business and marketing Social gaming / television Immersive Social Networks
- 3. State of the Art Pervasive Computing Progression from single to multi user User-led discovery and composition Social Computing SNS as a context source Dynamic Community formation Community Smart Spaces / Social Network Site service orchestration Context Awareness Community context modelling Intra- Inter-community context sharing Personalisation Learning and inference Combining with Context Orchestration of system behaviour based on preferences
- 4. Tendered and approved in EU Framework Program 7 Call 5 Developed, Proposed and Lead by TSSG 15.6m Budget 16 partners The only Irish lead Integrated Project in FP7 ICT Started October 2010 continuing as a core research area for TSSG for next 42 months.
- 5. Industry Research Ambient Intelligence SME Informatics & Communications Ltd. Academic
- 6. SOCIETIES Key Innovations Resource sharing in dynamic communities Relationship/behaviour discovery Orchestration of multiple communities Proactive information exchange Intelligent information usage Intelligent conflict resolution
- 8. Layered Development Model End user services define the common functionality. Social Networking is effectively an enabling layer
- 9. Caller Profiler Ericsson Application Awards Winner 2010 Social Networking meets the mobile phone Developed in conjunction with Vennetics & using Ericsson enablers Caller Profiler integrates with your social network to identify incoming callers An unknown caller can potentially be identified via social network proximity, location and/or SIP address or phone number Links to social network that can be followed during call New links can be automatically initiated, helping expand users network See demo on Youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8x4ytwzSBU
- 10. .. What next? SOCIETIES Project This is part of our research plan for the next 3.5 years This will set the Social Networking research agenda in Europe Merging pervasive computing with social networks Federation across multiple SNS Privacy protection Dynamic SNS formation, dynamic community / user group formation SNS as an enabler Continuing Research We will continue to participate in competitive research tenders Please contact us if you have an idea for a project, or want to get involved in our proposals, Innovation partnerships and vouchers FP7 ICT Call 8 deadline 17 January 2012 proposal work to start Summer 2011 (or earlier)