An over view of Mobile Cloud Computing

2. Contents







Introduction of Mobile cloud computing
Architecture
Applications
Services
Motivation
Expected outcome
Q&A
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

3. Mobile Cloud Computing



Mobile devices have limited resources.
Data storage and computation power is transferred
from mobile to cloud.
An infrastructure where data storage and data
processing happens outside of mobile device in a cloud
is called Mobile Cloud Computing.
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

4. MCC Architecture
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

5. MCC Applications

Mobile cloud applications are:
•
Mobile Commerce (m-Commerce).

•
Mobile Gaming (m-Game).
•
•
•
M-commerce allows business models for commerce using
mobile devices.
Completely offload game engine requiring large computing
resource (e.g., graphic rendering) to the server in the cloud.
Mobile Healthcare (m-Health Care).
Sharing photos/videos on social networks.
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

6. MCC Services
 Services offered by MCC environment can be related to the
following types:
 Storage space and computing power.
 Online software applications, ranging from web-email to business
analysis tools.
 MCC service providers can build and deploy their services
by using software provided by cloud.
 Google App Engine
 Microsoft Azure
 Examples:





Google apps
Facebook
Flicker
Youtube
Business applications
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

7. Motivation
 A potential technology for mobile applications.
 A major discussion thread in IT world.
 Future research work scope.
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

8. Possible Outcome


A through analysis of different concepts related to
MCC.
Identification of MCC Challenges and findings of
possible solutions to point out future research
directions.
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

9. References
 Han Qi, Abdullah Gani, “Research on Mobile Cloud Computing: Review,Trend
and Perspectives” in Proceedings of the Second International Conference on
Digital Information and Communication Technology and its Applications
(DICTAP), IEEE, Pages 195-202, 2012
 Hoang T. Dinh, Chonho Lee, Dusit Niyato, and Ping Wang, “A survey of Mobile
Cloud Computing: Architecture, Applications and Approaches”, Wireless
Communications and Mobile Computing, 2011
 Chetan S., Gautam Kumar, K. Dinesh, Mathew K. and Abhimanyu M.A.,
“Cloud Computing for Mobile World,” 2010.
(http://chetan.ueuo.com/projects/CCMW.pdf)
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

10. Q&A
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.

11. Thank you
Mobile Cloud Computing Copyrights Sumaira S.