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to consumers in their assessment of the quality Internet retailers. Theses dimensions are access, easy of use, design …
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the context of purchasing on Internet. First, we present a synoptical literature overview of trust conceptualisation in … the marketing literature. Then, we propose a preliminary conceptual framework mainly drawn from marketing and electronic …
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This qualitative study is the first to validate immersion as a relevant concept to capture the essence of online commercial experiences. The studies identify the most important experiential components of e-commerce web sites using virtual reality devices and shed some light on the influence of...
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This qualitative study is the first to confirm the validity of immersion as a relevant concept to capture the essence of online commercial experiences. Our study also highlights the specificities of immersive experiences engendered by virtual reality applications available on commercial web...
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If we define e-competencies as the competencies developed in order to support the online activity of the organization, there is very few if any research that studies the relation between e-competencies development and firm’s performance.From the resource-based theory we studied empirically...
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marketing literature, consumer reluctance to shop secondhand remains under-Researched, especially in an online context. Yet, the …
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Trust is a crucial factor in e-commerce. However, consumers are less likely to trust unknown Web sites. This study explores how less-familiar e-commerce Web sites can use branding alliances and Web site quality to increase the likelihood of initial consumer trust. We use the associative network...
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A monopoly platform hosts advertisers who compete on a market for horizontally differentiated products. These products may be either mass market products that appeal broadly to the entire consumer population or niche products that are tailored to the tastes of some particular group. Consumers...
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