using the Wireless Application Protocol, for a leading high-tech hardware/software/services company.

• Among the functions provided, the prototype generates menus, provides search functions and handles session logs
• Expansion in the WAP-based applications covers services such as web page browsing, e-banking, e-mail, booking/reservation and ticketing

This prototype was configured on a Nokia wireless phone and designed to position the client to participate directly in the growth of cellular services and the ramp-up of mobile e-commerce opportunities already gaining momentum

The design requirements called for a range of online functions targeted to the needs of both teachers and students. Key requirements included: A fully interactive learning approach allowing self-paced instruction irrespective of time and location, plus a true multi-lingual, Web-enabled implementation with high-speed performance. Benefits to-date have included…

• Customizable learning programs that match participants needs
• One-to-one instruction for greatest individual benefit
• Significant savings in data entry and administrative reporting costs; 60% cost reduction in facilities rental and lecturer fees

Supporting technologies included J2EE (JSP, Servlet) components.