Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for data transmission are disclosed. A processor accesses a database that stores data relating to one or more transactions; implements a replication tool that is configured for a table within the table. When a row is added to the table or modified in the table, the replication tool identifies the added or modified row. The processor publishes, by utilizing the replication tool, the data associated with the added or modified row onto a local message queue (MQ); reads the published data from the local MQ; converts the data into a configuration file having a predefined file format; parses the data from the configuration file; creates a predefined payload based on the parsed data; and transmits the predefined payload onto a log database via a data bus.

Abstract: A universal client, a universal descriptive message, and a communication framework which enables the use of the universal descriptive message and universal client. The universal client and universal descriptive message eliminate the need for multiple individual application clients by allowing for multiple client applications to communicate with a device using the single universal client.

Abstract: A system, apparatus, method and article to manage network authentication are described. The apparatus may include an authentication management module to manage authentication of a first mobile device to access a wireless local area network using subscriber information stored on a second mobile device. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: An approach for providing services to an open platform implementing Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) capabilities without the need for a discrete, physical SIM device. For one aspect, a protected communications channel is established with a computing system, the computing system providing SIM Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) capabilities without the use of a discrete hardware SIM device. SIM secret data is provisioned to the computing system over the protected communications channel.

Abstract: An approach for providing Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) capabilities in an open platform without the need for a discrete, physical SIM device. For one aspect, a computing system provides for secure provisioning of SIM data and algorithms, for example, protected storage of SIM secret data objects, and protected execution of SIM algorithms that provide for Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) capabilities currently associated with discrete hardware SIM devices.