Mobile Communications Client Server System for Stock Exchange e-Services Access

Using mobile Internet access technologies and eservices, various economic agents can efficiently offer their products or services to a large number of clients. With the support of mobile communications networks, the clients can have access to e-services, anywhere and anytime. This is a base to establish a convergence of technological and financial interests of mobile operators, software developers, mobile terminals producers and e-content providers. In this paper, a client server system is presented, using 3G, EDGE, mobile terminals, for Stock Exchange e-services access.

Authors:

• E. Pop
• M. Barbos

Keywords:

• Mobile communications
• e-services access
• stockexchange.

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