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Auflistung nach Schlagwort "authenticity"

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  • Zeitschriftenartikel
    OMG I’m Laughing so Hard – Alienation in Digital Communication and Potential Countermeasures
    (i-com: Vol. 18, No. 3, 2019) Quintes, Cedric; Ullrich, Daniel
    Nowadays communication is largely dominated by digital text-based channels which naturally only transfer a small part of the information that is present in face-to-face conversations. In particular, information about the communication partner’s emotional state, which is naturally expressed through facial expressions, body language and other non-verbal indicators, can hardly be transferred. Approaches such as emojis address this issue by allowing the sender to show how he (for reasons of readability, the pronoun “he” addresses all genders equally) feels by selecting an appropriate (smiley) face. However, the crucial difference is that this smiley must be deliberately chosen and does not necessarily represent an authentic expression of the sender’s emotional state. The present paper discusses typical challenges and misunderstandings of communication in the digital era by the example of chat communication. It reflects its ramifications on the perceived authenticity of the transferred emotions and discusses possible (technology-based) approaches towards a more direct, authentic way of communication.
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    A service for the preservation of evidence and data – a key for a trustworthy & sustainable electronic business
    (Open Identity Summit 2017, 2017) Schwalm, Steffen
    There is as high need to digitize and automatize business processes as well as to preserve the created electronic records for 2 up to 100 years or more to make business transactions evident against third parties. This requirement is not only mandatory for public administrations but also private companies especially in high regulated industries such as aviation, LifeScience & Pharma or financial sector. According to decade-long retention time it`s a challenge to ensure the availability as well as the preserve the authenticity, integrity, negotiability or reliability of electronic records. A digital archive service based on SOA and current technical standards to preserve all electronic records and their evidences provides a sustainable solution to this challenge. The paper shows based on current standards and the long-term experiences of the author possible solutions and an example of an architecture framework a digital archive service.