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Understanding Consumers' Expectations of Mobile Data Services in Australia
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  • 2003Overcoming barriers to the successful adoption of mobile commerce in Singapore110 cited
  • 2004Exploring e-business implications of the mobile internet: a cross-national survey in Hong Kong, Japan and Korea83 cited
  • 2005Inhibitors and Facilitators for Mobile Payment Adoption in Australia: A Preliminary Study64 cited

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