Mohamed Hamdi

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2018
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Marwa Chamekh, Mohamed Hamdi, Sadok El Asmi, Tai-Hoon Kim:
Security of RFID Based Internet of Things Applications: Requirements and Open Issues. SSD 2018: 699-703
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Marwa Chamekh, Mohamed Hamdi, Sadok El Asmi, Tai-Hoon Kim:
Secured Distributed IoT Based Supply Chain Architecture. WETICE 2018: 199-202
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Marwa Chamekh, Sadok El Asmi, Mohamed Hamdi, Tai-Hoon Kim:
IoT Based Tracking System For Supply Chain Management. WINCOM 2018: 1-5
2017
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Marwa Chamekh, Mohamed Hamdi, Sadok El Asmi:
A new architecture for supply-chain management. CCNC 2017: 77-82
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Marwa Chamekh, Sadok El Asmi, Mohamed Hamdi, Tai-Hoon Kim:
Context aware middleware for RFID based pharmaceutical supply chain. IWCMC 2017: 1915-1920

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