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Guo Leitao - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Design of Gmail System Based on Globus Toolkit
Computer Engineering, 2004Co-Authors: Guo LeitaoAbstract:With more and more social demand on data grid, This paper brings forward the Gmail system. The Gmail system is a simple gird mail system which is based on the Globus Toolkits. It not only acts as the Web drivers, but also makes it possible that users can exchange their data. This paper presents the design of Gmail system, its structure, and how it is constructed.
Fahmi Rajab Febrian - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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building a mail server using mail citadel transfer agent on linux ubuntu 10 10 and accessing with mozilla thunderbird
Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, 2012Co-Authors: Fahmi Rajab FebrianAbstract:Email is a form of communication using electronic devices such as computers connected to the internet. Companies / agencies require communication using email to communi- cate with employees in all branches of the company / insti- tution. However, most employees of a company / agency has a specic email account, but often found dierences in the name of an email account with the name of the em- ployee making it dicult for the record, disseminate infor- mation, and contact the employee. Employees in a company / agency usually register an email account in email service dierent Yahoo or Gmail for example. Email Server appli- cation installation is done in the Linux operating system Ubuntu 10.10 by installing Ubuntu Linux operating system rst on the PC or Laptop. Then install the application Citadel is done through Terminal condition or laptop PC must be connected to the internet. Then do the cong- uration for the Webcit Admin. After that install Mozilla Thunderbird on the PC user to access user accounts. After all the conguration process is complete, the results of the Citadel as a Mail Server conguration has been successfully performed. Then the user can access the email according to his account has been registered on before Citadel using Mozilla Thunderbird on each side of the client. Penamaan File: 20108741
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membangun mail server menggunakan mail transfer agent citadel pada linux ubuntu 10 10 dan pengaksesan dengan mozilla thunderbird
PENULISAN ILMIAH JENJANG SETARA SARJANA MUDA - Ilmu Komputer, 2011Co-Authors: Fahmi Rajab FebrianAbstract:Email adalah suatu bentuk komunikasi dengan menggunakan perangkat elektronik seperti komputer yang terhubung dengan internet. Perusahaan/instansi membutuhkan komunikasi menggunakan email untuk berkomunikasi dengan pegawainya di semua cabang perusahaan/instansi tersebut. Namun kebanyakan pegawai suatu perusahaan/instansi tertentu memiliki account email, tetapi sering dijumpai perbedaan nama account email dengan nama pegawai tersebut sehingga menyulitkan dalam mendata, menyebarkan informasi, maupun menghubungi pegawai tersebut. Para pegawai dalam suatu perusahaan/instansi biasanya mendaftarkan account email di layanan email yang berbeda-beda contohnya Yahoo atau Gmail. Penginstallan aplikasi Email Server ini dilakukan dalam sistem operasi Linux Ubuntu 10.10 dengan cara menginstall sistem operasi Linux Ubuntu terlebih dahulu pada PC atau Laptop. Lalu menginstall aplikasi Citadel yang dilakukan melalui Terminal dengan syarat PC atau Laptop harus terhubung dengan internet. Kemudian melakukan konfigurasi untuk Admin pada Webcit. Setelah itu install Mozilla Thunderbird pada PC user untuk dapat mengakses akun pengguna. Setelah semua proses konfigurasi selesai, maka hasil dari konfigurasi Citadel sebagai Mail Server telah berhasil dilakukan. Kemudian user dapat mengakses email sesuai akunnya yang sebelunya telah di daftarkan pada Citadel dengan menggunakan Mozilla Thunderbird pada setiap sisi client.
Yiye Ruan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A comparison study of user behavior on Facebook and Gmail
Computers in Human Behavior, 2013Co-Authors: Jianqiang Shen, Oliver Brdiczka, Yiye RuanAbstract:Email is one of the most important communication media to date, and millions of Internet users around the world spend the bulk of their time writing and reading electronic messages. The growing popularity of Social Network Sites (SNS) as a communication medium motivated us to explore the relationship between user behavior on SNS and email. In this paper, we collected objective, privacy-preserved behavior data from participants that were both active Facebook and Gmail users. We show that a large proportion of social interactions still occur through email messages, while participants tend to be more emotional on Facebook. We found that producing more content on Facebook does not necessarily decrease or increase the production of emails. By utilizing the quantitative analysis of usage data instead of surveys, we show that user behavior is likely consistent across SNS and email in some aspects, for example, users with more Facebook friends seem to email to more people, Facebook and Gmail share similar trend of ''happiness''.
Paul D Cleary - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the effect of administration mode on cahps survey response rates and results a comparison of mail and web based approaches
Health Services Research, 2019Co-Authors: Floyd J Fowler, Carol Cosenza, Lauren A Cripps, Susan Edgmanlevitan, Paul D ClearyAbstract:OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to compare response rates, respondents' characteristics, and substantive results for CAHPS surveys administered using web and mail protocols. DATA SOURCES: Patients who had one or more primary care visits in the preceding 6 months. STUDY DESIGN/DATA COLLECTION METHODS: Patients for whom primary care practices had email addresses were randomized to one of four survey administration protocols: web via a portal invitation; web via an email invitation; combination of web and mail; and mail only. Another sample of patients without known email addresses was surveyed by mail. Samples of nonrespondents to the Internet and mail protocols were surveyed by telephone. PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: Response rates to surveys administered using the Internet protocols were lower than for the surveys administered by mail (20 percent vs over 40 percent). However, characteristics of respondents and survey answers were very similar across protocols. Respondents without email addresses were older, less educated, and more likely to be male than those with email addresses, and there were a few differences in their responses. There was little evidence of nonresponse bias in either the mail or web protocols. CONCLUSION: In this well-educated patient population, web protocols had lower response rates, but substantive results very similar to those from mail protocols.
Jianqiang Shen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A comparison study of user behavior on Facebook and Gmail
Computers in Human Behavior, 2013Co-Authors: Jianqiang Shen, Oliver Brdiczka, Yiye RuanAbstract:Email is one of the most important communication media to date, and millions of Internet users around the world spend the bulk of their time writing and reading electronic messages. The growing popularity of Social Network Sites (SNS) as a communication medium motivated us to explore the relationship between user behavior on SNS and email. In this paper, we collected objective, privacy-preserved behavior data from participants that were both active Facebook and Gmail users. We show that a large proportion of social interactions still occur through email messages, while participants tend to be more emotional on Facebook. We found that producing more content on Facebook does not necessarily decrease or increase the production of emails. By utilizing the quantitative analysis of usage data instead of surveys, we show that user behavior is likely consistent across SNS and email in some aspects, for example, users with more Facebook friends seem to email to more people, Facebook and Gmail share similar trend of ''happiness''.
