- Syracuse, New York, United States
Sagar Dherai
Syracuse University, I School, Graduate Student
- Information Technology, Learning Outcomes, Teleccomunications; Regulation of infrastructure and public utilies, Computer Networks, Network Management, Mobility Management in Wireless Networks, Telecommunications Policy, Cloud Computing and Virtualization, Electronics and Telecommunication, VoIP/SIP/IMS, and 3 moreVirtualization, Computer Networking and Telecommunication, and Wireless Networkingedit
The Wireless Grid Internet of Things (WiGIT) and its Wireless Grid architecture and Edgeware have been developed under the auspices of the National Science Foundation Partnerships for Innovation (PFI) grant #0227879 for WiGiT (Wireless... more
The Wireless Grid Internet of Things (WiGIT) and its Wireless Grid architecture and Edgeware have been developed under the auspices of the National Science Foundation Partnerships for Innovation (PFI) grant #0227879 for WiGiT (Wireless Grid Innovation Testbed). Syracuse University (SU) and Virginia Tech (VT) created the first national WiGiT distributed experimental testbed in 2009. Working software prototypes were first demonstrated at Syracuse University in 2003, and field tested since 2005. Hardware implementations have been lab tested iteratively over the years, with initial field testing in 2008/9 and a new series of field trials begun once again in 2011/2012. In August 2012 an enhanced iDAWG (intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway) was demonstrated, with additional evaluations scheduled for 2013. Field tests of WiGiT specifications, applications, services, and devices are ongoing in cooperation with WiGiT partner firms, schools, public agencies, healthcare institutions, universities, and emergency managers. All are welcome to join WiGIT, at no cost, and no obligation.
Workplace as Service/Mobile Clouds and BYOD
The project was supported by the National Science Foundation Partnership for Innovation (NSF/PFI) program, NSF # 0917973. The WiGIT v0.3 Open Specifications presented below have been developed in cooperation with Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council (ECLC) of TM Forum. The ECLC ‘Workplace as a Service’ Whitepaper TR194, January 2013; and TR192, October 2012, ‘Workplace as a Service Requirements.’ These are accessible at www.tmforum.com. First, we explain the purpose for WiGiT open specifications. The relationship between WiGIT v0.3 open specifications and Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council Workplace as a Service is illustrated in Figure 1. Then we review functional requirements, and components. Use Cases, such as for Workplace as a Service which are also elaborated on in separate documents. In addition use cases such as WeJay, iDAWG (intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway), NEERS (Networked Edgeware for Energy Resource Sharing) and Emergency Communications are included.
Demonstrations of WiGIT v0.3 in the TM Forum Workplace as a Service/Mobile Clouds/Data Center of Future context took place initially at TM Management World Europe, Nice, France, and May 13-16, 2013; and at additional academic and professional events thereafter.
Workplace as Service/Mobile Clouds and BYOD
The project was supported by the National Science Foundation Partnership for Innovation (NSF/PFI) program, NSF # 0917973. The WiGIT v0.3 Open Specifications presented below have been developed in cooperation with Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council (ECLC) of TM Forum. The ECLC ‘Workplace as a Service’ Whitepaper TR194, January 2013; and TR192, October 2012, ‘Workplace as a Service Requirements.’ These are accessible at www.tmforum.com. First, we explain the purpose for WiGiT open specifications. The relationship between WiGIT v0.3 open specifications and Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council Workplace as a Service is illustrated in Figure 1. Then we review functional requirements, and components. Use Cases, such as for Workplace as a Service which are also elaborated on in separate documents. In addition use cases such as WeJay, iDAWG (intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway), NEERS (Networked Edgeware for Energy Resource Sharing) and Emergency Communications are included.
Demonstrations of WiGIT v0.3 in the TM Forum Workplace as a Service/Mobile Clouds/Data Center of Future context took place initially at TM Management World Europe, Nice, France, and May 13-16, 2013; and at additional academic and professional events thereafter.
