论文信息 - The Architecture of Personal Content Manager

The Architecture of Personal Content Manager

The amount of information available to users via heterogeneous devices present today is massive, resulting in organisation of information to be an increasingly overwhelming task. This requires the content to be managed. This paper introduces a personal content management (PCM) architecture for personal distributed environments. The PCM architecture uses contextual information to manage user content ensuring that all content are available to the user according to the user's current situation

John Dunlop | John Bush | Alexnewton Alexander

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