The International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society 2015
DOI: 10.1002/9781118767771.wbiedcs125
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Mobile Commerce Applications

Abstract: Advances in mobile technology and the growing availability of smartphones are stimulating the rapid development of mobile commerce applications. Mobile commerce (m‐commerce) is a new type of e‐commerce, enabling transactions to be conducted via mobile devices. Due to its unique characteristics, m‐commerce promises new business opportunities with unprecedented market potential. This entry provides a review of the literature on m‐commerce with a focus on the state of the art in m‐commerce research and applicatio… Show more

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“…Today, websites have been created to help create mobile applications (https://habr.com), and news agencies publish statistics on their use (Арр Annie, 2013;Sydow, 2013). The study of the problems of the implementation and functioning of mobile applications is carried out by scientists from around the world, among which are works of Golitsyna (2015), Gui, Zhao, and Hoyt (2019), Hermes (2015), Mukherjea (2016), Panhale (2016), Kim and Ryu (2015), de Souza and de Aquino Jr (2014), Zobova, Moreva, and Yakovleva (2017), Zubkova (2016) and others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Today, websites have been created to help create mobile applications (https://habr.com), and news agencies publish statistics on their use (Арр Annie, 2013;Sydow, 2013). The study of the problems of the implementation and functioning of mobile applications is carried out by scientists from around the world, among which are works of Golitsyna (2015), Gui, Zhao, and Hoyt (2019), Hermes (2015), Mukherjea (2016), Panhale (2016), Kim and Ryu (2015), de Souza and de Aquino Jr (2014), Zobova, Moreva, and Yakovleva (2017), Zubkova (2016) and others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%