Review on Mapping of Tasks to Resources in Cloud Computing

Vinothina, V.; Beulah, G Jasmine; Rajagopal, Sridaran

doi:10.4018/ijcac.2022010106

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“…Understanding consumer behavior is crucial for businesses to comprehend what consumers think, feel, and want from products or services [14], [18]. According to [19], the behavior aspect of attitude typically reflects consumers' buying intentions in terms of consumer behavior.…”

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Non-Parametric Analysis of COVID-19-Driven Online Shopping Behavior in Malaysia

Abu Hasan,

Ganggayah,

Mat Zin

et al. 2023

MIJ

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The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a surge in online shopping in Malaysia, which has highlighted the significance of delving into the factors that affect consumers' behavior when making purchases online. A cross-sectional survey was conducted in Malaysia between 3rd December and 27th December 2021. The study aimed to examine the differences in online shopping behavior among Malaysian consumers and used the Mann-Whitney Test and Kruskal Wallis Test for comparison when the normality assumption of the response is not normally distributed. The result demonstrates that there was a significant difference in online shopping behavior between marital status (U=5992.50, p=0.006), gender (U=5992.50, p=0.006), and different age groups (K=21.857, p=<0.001). In conclusion, the study contributes to the understanding of the characteristics of online shopping in Malaysia, including the factors that motivate consumers to shop online and the challenges they face.

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Non-Parametric Analysis of COVID-19-Driven Online Shopping Behavior in Malaysia

Abu Hasan,

Ganggayah,

Mat Zin

et al. 2023

MIJ

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“…With the digital transformation, the behavior of the online consumer has been studied in its relationship with social media marketing [ 33 ] as well as the satisfaction of the online user with the main resources used such as software [ 34 ], which is related to utility and satisfaction [ 35 ] for which the data, the operation of the software and the results of the software [ 36 ] that provide utility to users are important users [ 37 ].…”

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The risks perceived by the consumer in the acceptance of electronic commerce. A study of Bolivia

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The risks perceived by consumers in online shopping can negatively affect the acceptance of electronic commerce, however, the perceived risks are a cultural aspect that can affect consumers differently in different countries. This research examines what dimensions of perceived risk affect the acceptance of electronic commerce in Bolivia, a developing country. The design is quantitative, the TAM model is used with the variables: risk of misuse of information, risk of not obtaining the benefits of the product and risk of inefficiency of the functionality. The results show that the three risks examined do not affect the acceptance of electronic commerce, and that the variables perceived usefulness and ease of use have a positive effect on the acceptance of electronic commerce. The theoretical implications of this study provide empirical evidence from Bolivia, which shows strong variables of perceived usefulness and ease of use, which mitigates the effect of risk´s perception by the consumer, the results are explained in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic that accelerated the rapid acceptance of electronic commerce, increasing the perception of usefulness and ease of use of online shopping. As practical implications, this research provides managers and administrators of online businesses with knowledge about the effect of risk variables perceived by consumers.

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Cost-Effective Spot Instances Provisioning Using Features of Cloud Markets

Alourani

Kshemkalyani

2022

International Journal of Cloud Applications and Computing

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Cloud computing offers a variable-cost payment scheme that allows cloud customers to specify the price they are willing to pay for renting spot instances at much lower costs than fixed payment schemes, and depending on the varying demand from cloud customers, cloud platforms could revoke spot instances at any time. To alleviate the effect of spot instance revocations, applications often employ different fault-tolerance mechanisms to minimize or even eliminate the lost work for each spot instance revocation. However, these fault-tolerance mechanisms incur additional overhead related to application completion time and deployment cost. This article proposes a novel cloud market-based approach for provisioning spot instances using features of cloud markets to reduce the deployment cost and completion time of applications. The simulation results show that the approach reduces the deployment cost and completion time compared to approaches based on fault-tolerance mechanisms.

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Review on Mapping of Tasks to Resources in Cloud Computing

Cited by 4 publications

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Non-Parametric Analysis of COVID-19-Driven Online Shopping Behavior in Malaysia

Non-Parametric Analysis of COVID-19-Driven Online Shopping Behavior in Malaysia

The risks perceived by the consumer in the acceptance of electronic commerce. A study of Bolivia

Cost-Effective Spot Instances Provisioning Using Features of Cloud Markets

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