Network-based, mobile and ubiquitous services
This research area deals with network-based, mobile and ubiquitous services which form the basis of emerging business models for digital services. Network operators using next-generation networks have the potential to service users with cloud-based, edge provided services and Internet of Things configurations, creating new competitive models for secure ICT-enabled services.
Research areas
- Network management
- IP QoS
- Business models
- Cloud computing
- Mobile services and applications
- Mobile health informatics
- Information security
Research networks
- Professor Yezid Donoso Meisel, Universidad de Los Andes
- Associate Professor Fernando Beltran, University of Auckland
- Dr Sayan Ray, Manukau Institute of Technology
- Cloud Security Alliance
Current projects
- Ecosystem business models for data-driven organisations using open government data
- Information security and privacy challenges in cloud-based computing: A government perspective
- Disaster zone visualisation
- Self-organising health and wellbeing communities
- Human behaviour and cybersecurity in a personal and work life context
- Online defence model to detect cyberattacks in cyber critical infrastructures: Machine learning and cyber threat intelligence
- 5G new radio coexist with Wi-Fi 6GHz Band: Unlicensed radio spectrum sharing through spectrum policy
- Review of information systems in Vanuatu: A service science perspective
- Medications post-dispensing control system: Safe disposal, re-usability, side effects tracking, medication adherence and patients follow-up
- STEM students in computer-supported collaborative environments
- Augmented reality classroom
- Open banking strategies and services
Members
Theme leaders
PhD students
- Novy Mokobombang
- Ndukwe Ukeje
- Wilford Gibson Lol
- Thar Htin Shar
- Hisham Alasad
- Sebastian Gil Parga
- Yuri Andrea Pinto Rojas (Universidad de Los Andes)
- Rasika Wattege (University of Auckland)
Master’s degree students
- Paul Hayes
- Jun Han
- Tamer Magdi