Mobile Commerce Case Study

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What is mobile commerce? Mobile commerce is the part of entity from e-commerce or the sub group of e-commerce where it involve the use of handheld devices such as smartphones and tablets instead of laptop computers and desktop. The main objective of mobile commerce is to make life goes easier especially in busineses.
What drive the growth of mobile commerce?
With the technology that we have now and still on growing that there is few driving forces or factor which contributed the grow of mobile commerce, which is the technology innovation, customer demand and as well the evolution of new chain for example cheaper smartphone,affordable internet access data plan and the mobile service coverage from different telco such as Maxis, Digi, Celcom, …show more content…

According to : http://www.kpcb.com/internet-trends
Referring to the report as well from Mary Meekers that Its not surprising anymore that nowadays people or consumer are becoming very tech savvy and demanding espeacially when it comes to handheld devices and the access of the internet connection. The mobile usage are still continues to rise rapidly 1. Student is to provide a comparison summary of 5 internet access provider and justify which package is the selected choice.

In Malaysia, there is quite numbers of internet provider as like above, which we have Celcom, Digi, P1, Maxis, Umobile and etc. Most of the people reviews and …show more content…

Firstly , if with only all the smartphone invention and innnovation without the internet access the smartphone creation will not have it value as this is because the creation of smartphone must come along with the access of internet( 3G or 4G), in other words, smartphone rely heavily to internet, otherwise those innovation such of those application like online banking, online purchase and so on will not work . Secondly, there is a weaknesses for smartphone where in generally the invention of smartphone till today are still in the midst of improving in term of it function like storage, speed , hardy and so on , thus thats why some group of user are still more prefer the use of laptop computers or desktop ( not handheld) which they think are much more safer to use compared to smartphone.As results though is cheaper but its not the major contributions growth factor for the mobile

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