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IEEE Intelligent Systems
Attaching Context-Aware Services to Moving Locations
IEEE Internet Computing
An ontology for context-aware pervasive computing environments
The Knowledge Engineering Review
Creating an Ambient-Intelligence Environment Using Embedded Agents
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Location-Aware Computing, Virtual Networks
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Context-Aware Middleware for Multimedia Services in Heterogeneous Networks
IEEE Intelligent Systems
IEEE Communications Magazine
A Graphical Model for Context-Aware Visual Content Recommendation
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia
An open standard solution for domotic interoperability
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
Telco 2.0: a new role and business model
IEEE Communications Magazine
IEEE Communications Magazine
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Information processing about a user's situation or user's context is one of the most significant paradigms in nowadays end user services development, supporting ambient intelligence, or applications that are able to react smartly to the condition of users and their surroundings. In the Internet of Things, where a plethora of connected devices produces and consumes information, there are many actors who will play the roles of context providers and context consumers. However, in a global environment, acquisition, processing and consumption of user's context information would be much easier if performed in a controlled and ordered fashion within an information exchange framework. In this paper, a proposal for a Convergent Context Enabler CCE is described and specific details are provided about the user's context processing and the interfaces designed to support the architecture. Finally, a use case of context-aware services in the Internet of Things is presented and analysed in detail.