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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Mobile commerce"”.

  1. Enterprise component architecture for mobile commerce services

    … a component based repository architecture for mobile commerce services called (e-TOCOR) with the emphasis on component storage and retrieval. To realize this framework three tasks were carried out namely (i) a model for engineering component based m-commerce service was defined using existing …

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  2. Developing a Mobile-Commerce Financial Transaction Processing Model

    … thesis is to produce an open standard for an m-commerce financial transaction processing system based on current e-commerce standards and mobile technology. This solution was to be specifically designed to build upon the strengths of a mobile platform using current smartphone and tablet …

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  3. Building trust in mobile commerce: a technical report presented to the Department of Information Systems, University of Cape Town

    Mobile commerce or ITHXll'Tlmerce is seen as the next technological innovation that will transform the marketplace. Despite the hype associated with m-commerce and the massive revenue predictions by research companies, current adoption figures by consumers seem to demonstrate a lack of enthusiasm …

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  4. Mobile security and smart systems: multi-modal biometric authentication on mobile devices

    With increased use of mobile phones that support mobile commerce, there is a need to examine the authentication of users. The password-based authentication techniques are not reliable with many passwords being too simple. A biometric authentication system is becoming more commonplace and is widely …

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  5. The Influence of Perceived Value on Exploratory Behaviour Towards Future Patronage Intention in M-Commerce: An S-O-R Approach.

    … However, regarding the widely prevalent use of mobile commerce in daily life, surprisingly, mobile exploratory behaviour has seldom been investigated. It is unclear to what extent mobile commerce characteristics can facilitate explorative behaviour. Thus, this study aims to fill the gap in the …

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  6. The influences of the just-in-time social cloud on real world decisions

    … connection to our social networks via mobile devices is an open question. By understanding the dimensions of these social forces, we can utilize the just-in-time social cloud to nudge people towards decisions that have long term benefits for health and finances, while counterbalancing …

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  7. A framework of mobile transaction use: the user’s perspective

    The remarkable advances of mobile technologies and the prevalence of mobile devices have profoundly transformed telephony systems. They provide functionalities which surpass telephony needs, and which motivate the development of value-added mobile services and functions. The number of mobile phones …

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  8. Motivational drivers for mobile shopping adoption: an empirical study of the Chinese Generation Y consumers

    … the 21st century in China is the emergence of e-commerce, especially mobile commerce, which has changed people’s lives, notably in the way they conduct shopping. This study investigates mobile shopping behaviour in China, focusing on Generation Y, for the following two reasons:( 1) Research on …

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  9. The Role of Knowledge Share, Satisfaction, Social Commerce Usage Experience on Smart Mobile Device User’s Purchase Intentions: Evidence from South Korean Consumers

    … intention to make online purchases via smart mobile devices. To examine consumers’ purchase intentions, frameworks described in the marketing and information system literatures were integrated, and a theoretical framework was then proposed. In total, 498 Korean consumers were recruited to …

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  10. Design of the service-based architectural framework for the South African National Park System

    … of National Park services; (2). Investigation of mobile commerce services to create customer values that promote customer loyalty based on enterprise values; and (3). The development of a distributed service-based architectural framework for the South African National Park system based on …

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  11. Location-based mobile E-commerce for tourist services

    … to only subscribers of those services. For mobile users who are not subscribers this may be unfair, especially if a mobile user is new in that environment, as he or she remains unaware of services that are available. This research proposes a dynamic service discovery mechanism whereby every …

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  12. A consumer neuroscientific method for assessing usability: eye-tracking visual fatigue in visually complex M-commerce applications

    Purpose: Mobile commerce (m-commerce) applications (apps) need to be studied in terms of their visual element richness, usability and how these impact the visual fatigue that is felt by users and their overall system usage. The purpose of this paper is to present and discuss a conceptual model that …

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  13. Utilising Contactless Communications for the next Generation of Mobile Ubiquitous Applications.

    Location plays an important role in current mobile applications and services whether it is social applications, gaming, entertainment or mobile commerce, the global market for LBS is projected to reach £13.26 billion by 2015 and a subscriber base of 1.24 billion. It is the well proven winning …

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  14. Design and Analysis of QoS-Aware Key Management and Intrusion Detection Protocols for Secure Mobile Group Communications in Wireless Networks

    Many mobile applications in wireless networks such as military battlefield, emergency response, and mobile commerce are based on the notion of secure group communications. Unlike traditional security protocols which concern security properties only, in this dissertation research we design and …

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  15. The influence of the roles of mobile-phone users on the adoption of m-commerce activities the case of Kenya

    Mobile technologies arrival and phenomenal growth have moved the boundaries of how business transactions are conducted today, i.e., the emergence of mobile commerce (m-commerce). Mcommerce presumes mobility, broad reach, ubiquity, convenience, and localization of devices and users. As a result, …

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  16. A new architecture for secure two-party mobile payment transactions

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  17. Image content-based user preference elicitation for personalised mobile recommendation of shopping items

    Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements of the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Information Technology in the Department of Information Technology Faculty of Accounting and Informatics at the Durban University of Technology Durban, South Africa, 2021.

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  18. Mobile Shopping For Fashion Products In the Us

    … TAM by Ko, Kim, & Lee (2009) for the adoption of mobile shopping for fashion products will hold true when applied to US consumers. Using an online survey method, 245 US college students were asked questions pertaining to the four constructs outlined by Ko, Kim, & Lee (2009)- usefulness, enjoyment, …

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  19. Understanding consumer behavior in an evolving context: from single channel to omnichannel use

    La presente tesis doctoral tiene como principal objetivo avanzar en el conocimiento del comportamiento del consumidor en el actual contexto, caracterizado por el uso de múltiples canales durante todo el proceso de decisión de compra. Dicho objetivo general se desagrega en cuatro objetivos …

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