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单词 m-commerce
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Definition of m-commerce in English:

m-commerce

(also m-business)
noun ɛmˈkɒməːs
mass nountrademark in UK

  • Commercial transactions conducted electronically by mobile phone.

    移动电话电子商务；移动商务

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Another benefit touted for developing countries is the potential of so-called m-commerce or the ability to buy goods and services using a mobile phone.
    • We have been scathing in the past about mobile apps and so-called m-commerce and we still apply the litmus test ‘what can you do on a tiny green screen that is useful?’
    • Gone are the days of ‘panic buying’ by tech sector employers desperate to capture the brainpower needed to produce yet another web-enabled product for e-business or m-commerce.
    • The Commission envisages the expansion of m-commerce to the point where mobile users will be able to shop and pay on-line and receive a whole range of audio-visual services such as music and video.
    • Commerce on the mobile internet - m-commerce - is still in its infancy and if it is to gain momentum, consumers need to have confidence in the system's security.
    • You have heard of e-commerce, you have heard of m-commerce - that is e-commerce with mobile phones - now meet ‘s-commerce’.
    • The main mode of conducting wired e-commerce is through a wired connection to a LAN while for m-commerce it is through a wireless network.
    • The promise of m-commerce could be a reality in the U.S. by 2004.
    • As m-commerce evolves, it is critical to remember that wireless privacy protection is the responsibility of all the parties involved in this market.
    • And now with the proliferation of everything mobile, retailers are shifting focus from e-commerce to m-commerce.
    • As the Japanese have shown, mobile ecommerce (or m-commerce as the current buzzword goes) has a place in a market where PDAs and mobile phones converge.
    • A significant challenge for companies engaged in m-commerce is to provide a secure environment.
    • However, Gray said there was a long way to go for m-commerce.
    • I-Mode has dominated the Japanese market and is being considered a success story in the world of m-commerce.
    • These concerns are expected to have an increased impact on m-commerce given the complexity and additional risks inherent in wireless transactions.
    • Nevertheless, location-based services are eventually likely to drive m-commerce.
    • The birth of the wireless Internet has spawned mobile commerce, or m-commerce.
    • Except, due to the fact that m-commerce is still about as popular as English soccer fans abroad, the guinea-pigs will not be able to order anything via their WAP phones.
    • We can't imagine why people would think m-commerce a fad.
    • However, there are several areas of concern associated with m-commerce that need to be addressed for it to realize its full potential, in Canada or elsewhere.

Origin

1990s: from m(obile) + commerce.

Definition of m-commerce in US English:

m-commerce

noun
trademark in UK

  • Electronic commerce conducted on mobile phones.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • However, Gray said there was a long way to go for m-commerce.
    • As the Japanese have shown, mobile ecommerce (or m-commerce as the current buzzword goes) has a place in a market where PDAs and mobile phones converge.
    • I-Mode has dominated the Japanese market and is being considered a success story in the world of m-commerce.
    • Commerce on the mobile internet - m-commerce - is still in its infancy and if it is to gain momentum, consumers need to have confidence in the system's security.
    • And now with the proliferation of everything mobile, retailers are shifting focus from e-commerce to m-commerce.
    • We have been scathing in the past about mobile apps and so-called m-commerce and we still apply the litmus test ‘what can you do on a tiny green screen that is useful?’
    • We can't imagine why people would think m-commerce a fad.
    • However, there are several areas of concern associated with m-commerce that need to be addressed for it to realize its full potential, in Canada or elsewhere.
    • The promise of m-commerce could be a reality in the U.S. by 2004.
    • As m-commerce evolves, it is critical to remember that wireless privacy protection is the responsibility of all the parties involved in this market.
    • Except, due to the fact that m-commerce is still about as popular as English soccer fans abroad, the guinea-pigs will not be able to order anything via their WAP phones.
    • A significant challenge for companies engaged in m-commerce is to provide a secure environment.
    • Nevertheless, location-based services are eventually likely to drive m-commerce.
    • The Commission envisages the expansion of m-commerce to the point where mobile users will be able to shop and pay on-line and receive a whole range of audio-visual services such as music and video.
    • Gone are the days of ‘panic buying’ by tech sector employers desperate to capture the brainpower needed to produce yet another web-enabled product for e-business or m-commerce.
    • The birth of the wireless Internet has spawned mobile commerce, or m-commerce.
    • These concerns are expected to have an increased impact on m-commerce given the complexity and additional risks inherent in wireless transactions.
    • The main mode of conducting wired e-commerce is through a wired connection to a LAN while for m-commerce it is through a wireless network.
    • Another benefit touted for developing countries is the potential of so-called m-commerce or the ability to buy goods and services using a mobile phone.
    • You have heard of e-commerce, you have heard of m-commerce - that is e-commerce with mobile phones - now meet ‘s-commerce’.

Origin

1990s: from m(obile) + commerce.
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