Motivation & Challenge
In the last couple of years there was a new trend in both the development and usage of mobile services (Apps). New end user devices, operating systems and accompanying SDKs allow a multitude of developers to create a variety of small and useful applications. Inspired by Web2.0 applications, the apps changed from traditional telco-like services to highly innovative ones created by users for users. At the moment many developers take advantage of combining information from different sources on the Internet. The aim of APSINT is to open and expose telco typical enablers like identity, quality of service, billing, or dependable messaging in an easy and straight forward way to allow developers quick and easy integration of the enablers into their apps.
Focus & Results
Focus are investigations on novel approaches to include telco specific, unique assets into mobile apps, as well as the combination with data of Internet web2.0 sites.
Key Technologies
- Session and Call Control
- Mobile Application Development Tools and Frameworks (APIs)
- 3rd-party APIs
Goals
- Design a novel solution to create mobile apps using unique operator assets
- Preserve end-user’s privacy via intelligent context data management
Short Facts
| Funded by |
 |
| Project manager | |
| Partners | |
| Publications |
|
| Further Information |
