Mike Wald

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Sara Jeza Alotaibi, Mike Wald:
Evaluation of the UTAUT model for acceptable user experiences in Identity Access Management Systems. ICITST 2013: 232-237
2012
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Sara Jeza Alotaibi, Mike Wald:
Towards a UTAUT-based model for studying the integrating physical and virtual Identity Access Management Systems in e-government domain. ICITST 2012: 453-458
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Sara Jeza Alotaibi, Mike Wald:
IAMS framework: A new framework for acceptable user experiences for integrating physical and virtual identity access management systems. WorldCIS 2012: 17-22
2011
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Sara Jeza Alotaibi, Mike Wald, David Argles:
From Access Management System (AMS) to a Ubiquitous Access Management System (UbAMS), over Federated Access Management System (FAMS). MUE 2011: 311-316

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