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A systematic mapping study on mobility mechanisms for cloud service provisioning in mobile cloud ecosystems

Junior et al., 2018

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2595969328320421099
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Junior W
Silva B
Dias K
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Computers & Electrical Engineering

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Hand-over is a critical issue with regard to Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) infrastructure, notably as it impacts applications' quality of service due to hardware constraints of the device, which can result in low connectivity in a wireless environment. Over the last couple …
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