Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: India looks to be driving the shift from e-commerce to mobile commerce adoption. Apps and mobile websites are available in a wide range of sectors, including health, travel, commerce, ticketing, and leisure, offering considerable opportunities for both consumers and businesses. This study investigates and analyses the key factors that influence m-commerce transaction decisions. A single paradigm is utilized to investigate the significant moderating effect of demographics and mobile commerce service categories, such as banking, ticket booking, and shopping, on users’ behavioural intentions. M-Commerce and E-Commerce allowed people to transfer payments, shop, and bid without needing to visit stores in real time. E-commerce takes place on laptops and desktop computers connected to the internet, whereas M-Commerce takes place on mobile phones. M-Commerce refers to e-commerce via mobile phones. E-commerce pioneered anytime online transactions, whereas M-Commerce pioneered Anytime Anywhere online transactions. M-Commerce’s ubiquity, reachability, mobility, and flexibility have resulted in an increase in mobile users and mobile internet subscribers across India. Keywords: Crime, investigation, bail, imprisonment, juvenile, warrant, custody, legal assistance, offence.
DOI: 10.70388/sm240122
Authors: Ranju Rani, Bharat Bhushan
Language: English
Subfield: Information Systems and Management
Field: Decision Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4410863797