A Mobile Cloud Architecture for M-Commerce Business Application’s Execution Performance

Many researchers have come up with different ways to build a business model architecture for efficient services to run m-commerce applications. The framework for developing mobile commerce applications needs to change at the same time as the IT expansion and business transformation. We are pursuing a theoretical business framework to find an optimal solution for the seamless service-oriented m-commerce application performance. In this approach, we identify the components of m -commerce applications that could reduce mobility barriers and improve application execution time and device energy efficiency. This led us to propose a framework for m-commerce application performance that uses the Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) solutions. This plan focuses on making the application run faster and use less energy, and making it easier for users to move around. We help mobile commerce application developers make smart RDMCA (Resource-Demanding M-commerce Applications) that provide good services for mobile commerce businesses and consumers. A theoretical proposed business framework is being set up to find an optimal solution for service-oriented m -commerce application performance. In this way, we find the important parts of the m -commerce system (signal range determiner) that help make the application run faster, use less energy, and make it easier to move around. We think that improving this framework will help mobile commerce app developers to make RDMCA’s that provide good services for both mobile commerce enterprises and end users.