Research Projects 2002-2003
Privacy software effectiveness methodology.
Project Lead - Dr. John Semple
The Hart eCenter was engaged by a privacy software and service provider to develop a methodology by which a software product's effectiveness could be measured. The methodology was developed based on a combination of well-known statistical methods and more esoteric methods suitable for situations in which the product is extremely effective.
Effectiveness
measurement in the application
of security software to eGovernment.
The Hart eCenter was engaged by a maker of internet security products to investigate the cost and benefit consequences of using security technology to enable eGovernment applications. The work involved establishing a classification framework for eGovernment applications and investigating the characteristic benefits derived by the various classes of applications.
Proposed projects.
The Hart eCenter has proposed a variety of additional research projects including:
- Investigate and analyze
Internet services in support of a novel recreational living development.
- Perform a multi-disciplinary
risk and opportunity assessment for a financial industry software provider
who is adopting a new strategic plan.
- Model, simulate, and optimize
the allocation of software applications within a multiprocessor computing
complex for a specialized security software provider.
- Investigate the impact of
secure electronic signature technology on financial services applications.
- Develop a reference design
for Internet enabled software systems in support of corporate governance.
- Provide a multi-disciplinary team to generate product ideas and provide risk assessment for the application of novel technology in an established products company.
Projects
2002-2003
2001-2002
Technical Reports
Special Emphasis
