mBAMCA : A Mobile Business Architecture for M-Commerce Application's Performance in Cloud Computing Environment

Many researchers provide different approaches to develop a business model architecture for efficient services to execute m-commerce applications. The massive IT expansion and business transformation require the framework for developing mobile commerce applications to be changed simultaneously. As a result, we are pursuing a theoretical business framework to discover an optimal solution for the seamless service-oriented m-commerce application performance. In this approach, we identify the potential components of m-commerce applications that could contribute to ideal application execution time and device energy efficiency and reduce mobility barriers. This led us to propose a framework for m-commerce application performance using cloud-based offloading. This business framework is primarily focused on minimizing application execution time and energy consumption, as well as reducing mobility obstacles for end users. We optimize this structure to assist mobile commerce application developers in creating smart RDMCA (Resource-Demanding M-commerce Applications) ensuring effective services for mobile commerce businesses and consumers. The past decade has seen the emergence of numerous methodologies for constructing business model structures that enhance the effectiveness of mobile commerce application services. Given the substantial growth in IT and business transformations, it's imperative to adapt and evolve the development framework for m-commerce applications A theoretical business framework is being established to discover an optimal solution for seamlessly service-oriented m-commerce application performance. In this approach, we identify the key components of the m-commerce framework (signal range determiner) that can contribute to achieving ideal application execution time, optimizing device energy efficiency, and mitigating mobility barriers. Our proposed Mobile Business Architecture for Mobile-Commerce Application Performance (mBAMCA) leverages a cloud-based offloading technique. This framework primarily focuses on optimizing application execution time, minimizing energy consumption, and reducing mobility barriers for end users. We're convinced that enhancing this framework will empower mobile commerce app developers to craft resource-demanding mobile commerce applications (RDMCAs), ensuring effective services for both mobile commerce enterprises and end users.