View references (21) This analysis proposes a decision tree for selecting cross-device communication technologies for iOS and Android mobile devices. This tree accelerates the selection of cross-device technologies by taking into account known use cases of interaction. Five different communication technologies were tested (Real-time Multiplayer, Nearby Messages, PeerJS, iBeacon and Eddystone) by means of 13 proof of concept applications distributed between both operating systems (Android-iOS, iOS-iOS, Android-Android) and the design of 20 architecture diagrams of three types: sequence (connection to services and message sending), deployment and component. The decision tree was validated by mobile development experts resulting in a maximum reduction of up to 30 days of technology selection research. The effectiveness of the tree as a tool is 60%, its usefulness 80% and its ease of comprehension 90%, according to the results obtained from the experts.
Latina. Metodología: Revisión Sistemática Bibliográfica a partir de un análisis cuantitativo, con una breve aproximación cualitativa, de carácter descriptivo. Resultados: Se realizan 672 búsquedas entre las bases de datos WOS y SCOPUS. Destaca que Brasil y México son los países que más se toman como objeto de estudio. En términos genéricos se observa una baja producción científica en el ámbito estudiado, especialmente cuando los criterios de búsqueda restringen el objeto de estudio. En cuanto al tipo de artículo encontrado, existe diversidad al momento de difundir investigaciones sobre esta temática, pero se puede aventurar un prototipo. Discusión y conclusiones: Tras realizarse 672 búsqueda y encontrarse inicialmente 5.420 resultados, una vez
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