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Mobile commerce system in the environment has grown tremendously over the years, the delivery of the potentials of e-commerce into the hands of consumers at any moment irrespective of time and location via wireless technology even though it is yet to be perfected. There are some challenges available to this system in terms of mobile transaction and quality of service (QoS). Mobile Commerce is an evolving area of e-commerce, where users can interact with service providers through a mobile and wireless network using mobile device for information retrieval and transaction processing. Mobile wireless market is increasing by leaps and bounds. This article will discuss how m-commerce conducts transactions of the mobile device through Internet and how these technologies are developed throughout the years. The article will also judge the security and privacy levels when dealing with mobile commerce, and what kind of issues are encountered when using mobile commerce systems. The article will also evaluate the solutions on how m-commerce issues are avoided and how they are tackled by the technology evolution.

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M-Commerce, Security And Privacy Issues, Mobile Devices, Network.

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E-Commerce:The Business of Exchanges

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Reema Agrawal ¹

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1 MERI, IN

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MERI-Journal of Management & IT, Vol 9, No 2 (2016), Pagination: 31-35

Abstract

The overall growth of e-business has been dramatic and will continue to be fueled by business-to-business activity. E-business offers the opportunity for businesses to establish new competitive standards by expanding distribution channels, integrating external and internal processes, and offering a cost-effective method of providing products and services.

The Internet provides online businesses with the ability to reach a global audience and to operate with a minimal infrastructure, reducing overhead, and providing greater economies of scale, while providing customers and businesses with a broad selection, increased pricing power, and unparalleled convenience.

Keywords

E-Commerce, B2B, Internet.

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