National Conference RESDEMIT 2010, Nigeria Computer Society, 20: 307 – 316

 Conferenceproceeding

 A Sustainable Tool For Bridging Gender Gap In Nigerian Political Process

 Alese, B.K. And Thompson A.F. (2010)

 2010

Nil

 

 International Conference And Workshop On Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems Held At Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria, 5-9 July 2010. 1:303-327

 Conferenceproceeding

 The Roles Of ICT In Local Government Projection Towards Vision20:2020 And Rebranding Of Nigeria (Prospects And Technological Development

 Adewale O.S, Alese B.K. And Akinyede R.O. (2010)

 2010

Nil

 

 International Conference And Workshop On Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems Held At Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria, 5-9 July 2010. 1:201-214

 Conferenceproceeding

 Securing Mobile Payment Systems: Using Personal Identification Number (PIN) Method

 Akinyede R.O., Adewale O.S., And Alese B.K. (2010)

 2010

Mobile payment is the process whereby two parties exchanging financial value using a mobile device in return for goods or services. In Nigeria, banking industry and citizens all incur a high overhead in using physical cash. However, mobile phone-based payment system is a viable alternative to physical cash since it incurs much lower overheads and offers more convenience as the users can transact business anytime of the day, 24/7. Because security is of paramount importance in any financial transactions, this paper therefore, focuses it attention on the security issues in mobile payment for m-commerce with emphasis on personal identification number (PIN). In the paper, we carryout a review of m-commerce, m-payment and its operational model, the technologies and standards for m-payment systems. Finally, the paper proposed a method and system for securing a payment transaction model. 

 1st International Conference And Workshop On Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems

 Journal

 Securing Mobile Payment Systems: Using Personal Identification Number (PIN) Method”

 Akinyede R.O., Adewale O.S., And Alese B.K.

 2010

Mobile payment is the process whereby two parties exchanging financial value using a mobile device in return for goods or services. In Nigeria, banking industry and citizens all incur a high overhead in using physical cash. However, mobile phone-based payment system is a viable alternative to physical cash since it incurs much lower overheads and offers more convenience as the users can transact business anytime of the day, 24/7. Because security is of paramount importance in any financial transactions, this paper therefore, focuses it attention on the security issues in mobile payment for m-commerce with emphasis on personal identification number (PIN). In the paper, we carryout a review of m-commerce, m-payment and its operational model, the technologies and standards for m-payment systems. Finally, the paper proposed a method and system for securing a payment transaction model. 

 1st International Conference And Workshop On Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems

 Journal

 The Roles Of ICT In Local Government Projection Towards Vision20:2020 And Rebranding Of Nigeria (Prospects And Technological Development”,

 Adewale O.S, Alese B.K. And Akinyede R.O.

 2010

Nil

 

 Proceedings, 23rd National Conference

 Journal

 U-Computing: A Sustainable Tool For Bridging Gender Gap In Nigerian Political Process.

 Alese, B.K. And Thompson A.F.

 2010

Nil

 

 1st International Conference And Workshop On Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems

 Journal

 A Neural Network Based System For Political Party Candidates Rating And Selection For Elective Offices In Nigeria

 Akinwonmi A.E., Kubuoye B.M., Thompson A.F. And Alese B.K.

 2010

Good governance is an upshot of an electoral process which begins from candidate selection within political parties. Factors such as electoral system, party ideology, political culture, and government organization had influenced candidate selection processes. Though information technology has gradually affected nearly every facet of our lives, exceptions still exist in the area of democratizing the electoral system. This paper presents an application of computational intelligence to the process of candidate selection for elective positions irrespective of parties or office contested. We discussed the problems experienced with candidates rating and selection for elective offices in Nigeria, designed a system to support the process, and then implemented the design using a multilayer feed-forward/back-propagation neural network. In conclusion, the results of the system were presented and discussed. The result shows that the system was able to rate the candidates' data presented in order of their fitness to the benchmark. 

 Nigeria Computer Society

 Journal

 Nigerian Voting System: Present And Future States.

 Akinyede R.O., Daramola O.A. Alese, B.K. And Iyare M.O.

 2010

Nil

 

 Nigeria Computer Society

 Journal

 E-Voting System: Challenges And Solutions. Proceedings

 Akinyede R.O., Alese, B.K. And Adewale O.S.

 2010

Nil

 

 International Journal Of Economic Development Research And Investment

 Journal

 An Update On Credit Card On-Line Transactions

 Falaki S.O., Alese B.K And Ismaila

 2010

Nil