Mobile agents: What about them? Did they deliver what they promised? Are they here to stay? (PANEL)
Date
2004Author
Samaras, George S.ISBN
0-7695-2070-7978-0-7695-2070-4
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Proceedings - 2004 IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data ManagementProceedings - 2004 IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management, MDM 2004
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294-295Google Scholar check
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Mobile Agents have brought around a new way to perform computations and develop distributed application and it is now struggling for a visible position in the area of distributed and wireless computing. This panel explores the issues that affect and direct the acceptance or not of this computing paradigm, i.e., mobile agents technologies.
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