Anyone concerned with providing, or understanding the rapidly evolving market for, information access in a workforce needs to be ready for it, or get ready to be swamped.
We report in this paper an evaluation study to assess the effectiveness of the EnhancedRBAC model for information access management in collaborative processes when applied to CEI.
As information in automation services support systems comes more and more globally distributed becomes Service Oriented Architechture viable solution for information access.
This paper proposes a novel framework for information access utilising state-of-the-art computational technologies and introducing the use of multiple document structure views through decomposition schemes.
Speech recognition: Speech is one of the most natural and user-friendly mechanisms for information access and spoken language processing technologies.
In recent years, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) which generally consist of a large number of small, inexpensive and energy efficient sensor nodes have become one of the most important and basic technologies for information access [1].
In particular, cooperative caching, based on the idea of sharing and coordination of cache data among multiple users, can be particularly effective for information access in mobile ad hoc networks where mobile clients are moving frequently and network topology is changing dynamically.
The utilisation of a game environment for problem solving as part of the concept of three-fold, theory-simulation-experiment laboratory, enriched with advanced mobile wireless technology components for information access, is the focus of the research reported in this paper.
