The convergence of mobile technology, IoT/M2M, cloud computing, and big data is epitomized by the Internet of Everything, with the smart refrigerator serving as a prime example. This appliance not only collects a vast array of data, such as sensor readings and user behavior, but also seamlessly interacts with mobile applications to manage and monitor its operations, like adjusting temperature settings or updating grocery lists. The integration of cloud technology facilitates global connectivity, enabling smart devices to engage in new business models like B2E and E2B, where they act as intermediaries between consumers and businesses. For instance, a smart refrigerator can autonomously purchase groceries from AmazonFresh, notify manufacturers like GE for repairs, and interact with retailers such as Abt Electronics to schedule maintenance, thereby embodying the BCB model. This paradigm shift underscores the potential for machines and things to operate as consumer proxies in business transactions, reflecting a significant evolution in how commerce and daily activities are managed.