MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PROTOTYPE FOR INTELLIGENT MOBILE CLOUD COMPUTING FOR BIG DATA
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https://doi.org/10.11113/jt.v78.10117Keywords:
Mobile cloud computing, mobile cloud storage, prototype development, management systemAbstract
The current challenge of mobile devices is the storage capacity that has led service providers to develop new value-added mobile services. To address these limitations, mobile cloud computing, which offers on-demand is developed. Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is developed to augment device capabilities, facilitating to mobile users store, access to a big dataset on the cloud. Even so, given the limitations of bandwidth, latencies, and device battery life, new responses are required to extend the use of mobile devices. This paper presents a novel design and implementation of developing process on intelligent mobile cloud storage management system, also called as Intelligent Mobile Cloud Computing (IMCC) for android based users. IMCC is important for cloud storage user to make their data effectively and efficiently for saving the user time. IMCC provided convenience for user to use multiple cloud storage using one application and easy for users to store their data to any cloud storage. The result shows using IMCC it only took 8 seconds to access the data, which is faster compared with traditional MCC, it took 23.33 seconds. IMCC reduce 65.71% of latency occur using the MCC in managing a user data. The developed IMCC prototype is accessible through the Google Play Store.
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