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A Theoretical Review of Mobile Commerce Success Determinants

@article{Njenga2016ATR,
  title={A Theoretical Review of Mobile Commerce Success Determinants},
  author={Adrian D. Kamotho Njenga and Kate O. Litondo and Tonny K. Omwansa},
  journal={Journal of Information Engineering and Applications},
  year={2016},
  volume={6},
  pages={13-23}
}
Mobile commerce (M-Commerce) involves the delivery of trusted transaction services over mobile devices for the exchange of goods and services between consumers, merchants and across organizations.  It may be accomplished through a variety of mobile devices over a wireless telecommunication network in a wireless environment. Despite the rapid pervasiveness of mobile based transactions in Kenya, questions relating to m-commerce success drivers are largely unexplored. This paper reviews prominent… 
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