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    Contents: Project Overview 3 Background Reading 3-5 Information-Centric Network 3- Introduction 3 Information-Centric Network Components 3-4 ICN Naming scheme 3 ICN Routing and Forwarding 3-4 ICN Caching 4 Information-Centric Network Approaches 4 Network of information (NetInf) 4 Named Data Networking (NDN) 4 Publish-Subscribe Architecture 4 Summary of Different ICN Approaches 5 Channel Coding 5 References

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    Alberts, C. & Dorofee, A.(2003) Managing Information Security Risks: The OCTAVE Approach. New York: Addison Wesley. This work is a descriptive and yet process-oriented book on the concept of security risk assessment with a specific focus on new risk evaluation methodology, OCTAVE. The term OCTAVE is used to denote f Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation "SM".It is important that organizations conduct a security risk evaluation in order for them to effectively evaluate

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    CSSE 377 – Software Architecture & Design II Software Architecture in Banking A Comparative Paper on the Effectiveness of Different Software Architectures Within an Financial Banking System JD Hill Andrew Robby Kruth Joe Salisbury Sam Varga 11/9/2010 Introduction Software architecture design is an important aspect of our daily lives whether we know it or not. There are so many different systems that we interact with on a daily basis that we do not recognize are closely tied to software

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    Existing healthcare record system is incomplete and inefficient which cannot provide the reliable and efficient healthcare services to patients. So, the proposed EMR System’s Architecture design is produced by keeping following in mind: a. After an increased emphasis on needs of integrated prevented care system is versioned, b. After an increased complexity of medicine, standards of clinical care, shortage of qualified physicians and healthcare delivery is spotted, c. An increased population which

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    frames and then use it in their projections for seasonal or holiday production strategies. In this paper this writer will continue to determine the importance of information management related to Macy’s. This writer will analyze the impact of IT architecture on information management, and determine if it influences the effectiveness or efficiency of information management. Additionally, this writer will suggest two data storage methods and conclude by determining the optimal data storage method for

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    computer programming language over a dozen platforms (Mac, Linux, Windows, etc.). In fact, it is one of the most popular IDEs nowadays for multiple programming languages, especially Java. Back in 2001, Eclipse 1.0 came out as a framework, a flexible architecture that served as the building tool for developers, providing a variety of accessible toolkits, private or public, to ease to process of programming. Over the course of time, Eclipse takes in developers’ feedbacks and enhances its accessibility and

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    Replication: An approach to enhance consistency in large Database clusters. Ayyapa Reddy Pasam, ayyappayouth@gmail.com Abstract Database systems implemented in parallel computers is called Database clustering. Clustering Databases provides us with an advantage of Cost effectiveness. “A grouping of related items stored together for efficiency of access and resource utilization.” In Relational Database the notion of clustering is straight forward. The physical clustering of data

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    IBM i from other platforms, including its storage, security, and programming models. But one of the most unique aspects of the IBM i platform is its integrated DB2 database, which is used exclusively by practically all IBM i customers. You just dont find this on other platforms. But perhaps its time for IBM i to diversify its database support? In many respects, DB2 for i is the platforms greatest strength. IBM i is renowned for its transaction processing prowess that drives ERP and other line of

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    Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles Enterprise Architecture Justification Paper Case Study Written by: June 14, 2000 IFSM 311 Professor To consider what enterprise architecture means, it is important to understand its origin. All architecture within information technology can track its ancestry back to the lessons learned from building architecture. Enterprise Architecture is the description and visualization of the structure, a blueprint if you will, of a given area of contemplation

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    to Simple Object Access Protocol SOAP, which requires writing or using a provided server program and a client program. Roy Fielding created the principles of REST architecture in the year 2000. REST has proved to be a popular choice for implementing Web Services this is used by online retail giants Amazon. An application or architecture considered REST-ful or REST-style is characterized by: • State and Functionality division categorically across resource • Use HTTP commands of GET, POST, PUT, or

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