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ZTE Communications ›› 2009, Vol. 7 ›› Issue (4): 1-5.

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Mobile Internet Application Infrastructure: An Open Garden

Yang Zhiqiang , Zhang Yan   

  1. China Mobile Research Institute , Beijing 100053 , P . R . China
  • Online:2009-12-25 Published:2020-03-03
  • About author:Yang Zhiqiang is a senior engineer and the vice president of the China Mobile Research Institute. She has long been engaged in the research of communication engineering design, technological management and product R&D, and led her team to successfully launch China Mobile Digital Service Management Platform (DSMP), Mobile Broadcast Business Management System (MBBMS) management platform, and end-to-end service system for mobile phone payment. She obtained a specialist allowance granted by the government, and has published 60 research papers. Biographies Yang Zhiqing

    Zhang Yan is the director’s assistant of the Service Research Branch of the China Mobile Research Institute. He is also a vice president of China Communications Standards Association, Mobile Internet Application Protocol Special Group (CCSA TC2). He is engaged in research of mobile communication service networks, and Internet service and application planning, design and development. He has published 20 papers.

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Abstract: Based on good mobile Internet application infrastructure, the user access layer can provide users with quick and easy access to mobile Internet applications; the service provisioning layer can improve both access rate and Quality of Service (QoS ), enforce the control of content resources, and reduce the cost for content storage as well as management overhead; and the service layer can reduce service development requirements and operation and maintenance cost, making it easier to launch services. This paper suggests that the Chinese Government should, based on the existing networks, make strategic efforts to push research work and industrialization process of the mobile Internet application infrastructure.