Authentication and Encryption
Authentication and encryption both confer value to a session-based exchange between two or more people or two or more devices. The more robust the authentication and encryption process, the more value it has but the more expensive it is to implement in terms of processor, memory, and transmission bandwidth. Authentication can be used to bring together complex user groups who can interact in complex ways. An event can trigger sudden loading on the network. In such circumstances, it is very important that authentication and admission algorithms remain stable. If a number of devices wish to send information at the same time and insufficient instantaneous bandwidth is available, then the software has to be sufficiently intelligent just to buffer the data or slow the source.
Authentication and encryption also enables m-commerce. The ability to bring things via a mobile handset implies the need to barter and negotiate and the need to research price and product/service availability. This would suggest an increasing application space for agent technology. 226
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