Developing Mobile Application for the E-commerce for the UUM Students Community

Additionally, internet commerce continues to grow rapidly, with growing customers. The new integrations nowadays, obtained for customer to browse their certain information via Web and WAP services. This study has been suggest the using of WAP technology to help UUM students for browsing their enquir...

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Main Author:	Almatarneh, Hammam Khaled Hussein
Format:	Thesis
Language:	eng eng
Published:	2009
Subjects:	QA76 Computer software
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description	Additionally, internet commerce continues to grow rapidly, with growing customers. The new integrations nowadays, obtained for customer to browse their certain information via Web and WAP services. This study has been suggest the using of WAP technology to help UUM students for browsing their enquire about the different items, otherwise, the reason of this services can simply presents the easily way and flexibility to access the information at any time in any location. This research introduces a WAP application that provides the UUM students with the service of the other information that most of the students need it in order to reduce the time and the effort for them. By using this technology, students can easily get necessary information about the item information, name, description, and prices. Moreover, the system supports students to add new item to the system. Mobile E-commerce guide system for UUM students has been tested to and evaluated to identify the system usability.
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title	Developing Mobile Application for the E-commerce for the UUM Students Community
title_short	Developing Mobile Application for the E-commerce for the UUM Students Community
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