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An Architecture for Mobile Web Business Systems: Applied to the Healthcare Sector

Mobile business solutions are one of the most attractive products of mobile information services today. Furthermore, most current mobile businesses and mobile solution providers are contributing to the process of convergence. The existing mobile 2.5G (e.g. GPRS) networks combined with Internet-based services limit many current ideas and solutions. However, 2.5G mobile technologies can be a very successful factor in supporting Business-to-Employee (B2E) activities. The possibility of employees accessing their business information system remotely has been studied in this paper. Emerging mobile .NET technologies are discussed as an efficient platform for providing device independent, end-to-end solutions. As one of the recommended strategies, this paper introduces the concept of using mobile B2E approach to support one of the business activities in the healthcare sector. Based on this concept, a prototype for a mobile Internet application was developed, implemented and tested.