Along with the evolution of computing technology, C2C agents can exploit the efficient delivery capabilities of peer-to-peer (P2P) technology.
Only "good" peers can host virtual homes, whereby leveraging the reliability and capabilities of these peers.
For the moment, it was probably beyond the reach of organized crime or terrorist groups but "well within the capabilities of near-peer nation-states".
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) technology has recently become a tremendously attractive solution to offload servers in large-scale Video-on-Demand (VoD) applications by utilizing the upload capability of participating peers.
It is based on a hybrid P2P structure, which is often adopted [2, 3], especially when the capability of the peers is limited like in mobile P2P networks [1].
"They will probably incorporate the emerging capabilities of wireless connectivity, and peer review ratings".
It features the capability of exploiting capable peers with sufficient storage, bandwidth and processing power on a P2P network for group establishment and data distribution.
The authors of the US's Bill of Rights could not have predicted the capabilities of the iPhone or its peers, but the language of the first amendment is instructive.
The programme gives managers from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BME) backgrounds the opportunity to address their personal leadership style, to form networks of peer support and increase their skills and capabilities to lead in a complex and changing environment.
This evaluation demonstrates the many positive features of peer learning that have encouraged collaborative learning and the development of teamwork capabilities, in particular leadership qualities within teams.
Social norm and social learning evidence provided by "more similar" peers has greater effect than evidence provided by "less similar" peers across all four dimensions of peer similarity.
