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Mobile Information System, How to Build with Case Study

Rizik M. H. Al-Sayyed    
S. Manaseer    
O. Rababeh    

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In a distributed computing environment, comprising mobile computers and wireless networks, users change their locations frequently while still expecting â??acceptable

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pp. pp. 12 - 17

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