Warehouse Receipts / Mobile Phones Michael Paik Lakshminarayanan Subramanian New York University / /
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Application Protocol Data Unit / New York University / UC Berkeley / United Nations Industrial Development Organization / Council on Anthropology / Council on Anthropology and Education Newsletter / Department of Banking Operations and Development / /
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Jay Chen / Ashlesh Sharma / N. Asokan / V / Aditya Dhananjay / / /
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Java / /
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Technology Review / Communications of the ACM / /
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Signet: Low-cost Auditable Transactions Using SIMs and Mobile Phones Michael Paik Lakshminarayanan Subramanian