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Customers’ online interaction experiences with fashion brands: e-information and e-buying

Customers’ online interaction experiences with fashion brands: e-information and e-buying

... studies and validated with a pilot ...have experiences of online fashion shopping in the last 3 months, were asked to verify the content validity and psycho- metric properties of ... See full document

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A model of fashion-oriented impulse buying behaviour - a case study of Portuguese consumers

A model of fashion-oriented impulse buying behaviour - a case study of Portuguese consumers

... economics and psy- chology, among other fields of study (Cartwright, 2014; Sent, 2004), studied reasoning im- ...available information and time (Barros, 2010; Cartwright, 2014; Samson ...world ... See full document

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CRM System Using UI-AKD Approach of D3M

CRM System Using UI-AKD Approach of D3M

... new customers. The first step in CRM is to identify prospects and convert them to ...customers. And this can be achieved by activating the potential demand of customers that know little ... See full document

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FashionDeli Lisbon Fashion Pop Up Market

FashionDeli Lisbon Fashion Pop Up Market

... reviews, and then direct them where to buy, e-checkouts and click-and-collect services help to blend the offline and online shopping experience (Ram, ...practical information but ... See full document

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Customer valuation model: applied to a foodservice commodities supplier

Customer valuation model: applied to a foodservice commodities supplier

... product and service quality (including the way it deals with complaints); marketing support; operations efficiency; innovation or any other critical element required to keep their customers “on ... See full document

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PR 2.0 and interaction of Turkish Brands in Terms of Brand Awareness

PR 2.0 and interaction of Turkish Brands in Terms of Brand Awareness

... credibility and moves his audience towards the desired end (Shilds, ...credence and credibility, and extends to objects and means used to secure thrust or ...persuader and persuade  ... See full document

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Identifying and Understanding the Health Information Experiences and Preferences of Individuals With TBI, SCI, and Burn Injuries

Identifying and Understanding the Health Information Experiences and Preferences of Individuals With TBI, SCI, and Burn Injuries

... tions with SCI and neurological disorders ...persons with TBI and burn injury, as well as indi- viduals with SCI, and identifying it as a critical resource for accessing ... See full document

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Ecommerce as internationalization strategy: an exploratory study based on premium fashion brazilian brands: case study of farfetch

Ecommerce as internationalization strategy: an exploratory study based on premium fashion brazilian brands: case study of farfetch

... logistics and taxes difficulties it took a while until they were able to launch the ...studies and negotiations the project Destination Brazil was finally launched in April ...recreate online the ... See full document

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Pathological Buying Online as a Specific Form of Internet Addiction: A Model-Based Experimental Investigation.

Pathological Buying Online as a Specific Form of Internet Addiction: A Model-Based Experimental Investigation.

... pathological buying in the online context and to determine whether online pathological buying has parallels to a spe- cific Internet ...Brand and col- leagues, potential ... See full document

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Experiences from online and classroom education in hydroinformatics

Experiences from online and classroom education in hydroinformatics

... of information that hydroinfor- maticians are called upon to know is increasing far more rapidly than the ability of engineering curricula to “cover ...geography and computer and software ... See full document

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Moderating effect of perceived risk on the relationship between product safety and intention

Moderating effect of perceived risk on the relationship between product safety and intention

... toxicity and serious adverse. In order to protect the safety of customers, the quality of herbal products need to be determine (Fu et ...is customers’ believe on how safe is the product. It is also ... See full document

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Model e on with ns

Model e on with ns

... to information (Furlong, 1989; Jones, 1995; Wellman, ...of information exchange 5 joins two kinds of related entities; the opinion seekers and the opinion ...other’s experiences seem useful, ... See full document

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Choosing classrooms: a structured interview on children's right to participate

Choosing classrooms: a structured interview on children's right to participate

... 2004) and observation of ...decide, and how they decide to exercise power. Classroom interaction observation analyzes communicational features that influence children’s opportunities to ...Sandseter ... See full document

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Learning from and with Customers with Social Media: A Model for Social Customer Learning

Learning from and with Customers with Social Media: A Model for Social Customer Learning

... networking with sup- ply chain partners has increased in recent years (Cao & Zhang, ...interacts with by social media, in or- der to learn about and to understand the customers’ ...from ... See full document

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Concept of Customer Relationship Management as an example of innovation in banking sector

Concept of Customer Relationship Management as an example of innovation in banking sector

... extended information about their ...collected information is not further effective used and ...this information is spread in many different places and very often stored in various ... See full document

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Canadian experiences with AIDS and HIV infection

Canadian experiences with AIDS and HIV infection

... Canada has important contributions to make in the international effort to pre- vent HIV infection. It possesses a long tradition of overseas commitments, and its [r] ... See full document

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Achieving Increased Value for Customers Through Mutual Understanding Between Business and Information System Communities

Achieving Increased Value for Customers Through Mutual Understanding Between Business and Information System Communities

... place and role in the firm remain subject to ...egy’ and ‘business model’ interchangeably (Magretta  in Osterwalder, Pigneur and Tucci ), believing that referring to everything gives them a ... See full document

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JOURNALISM AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE ALGORITHMIC TURN oJ ornAlismo

JOURNALISM AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE ALGORITHMIC TURN oJ ornAlismo

... several online platforms for the publication of creative work with media con- tent or that is experimental in nature, such as MediaStorm, Medium, Stories From, Silk, and Mozilla ...Contributoria, ... See full document

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Emotions as proximal causes of word of mouth: a nonlinear approach

Emotions as proximal causes of word of mouth: a nonlinear approach

... nature and in some methods, like artificial neural networks (ANNs) there is no effect of multicollinearity between ...them. And second, multiple types of emotions, even from different valences and in ... See full document

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A study on important factors influencing customers’ impulsive buying behavior: A case study of Shahrvand food chain

A study on important factors influencing customers’ impulsive buying behavior: A case study of Shahrvand food chain

... One of the most important factors in marketing planning is to detect essential factors influencing immediate purchasing behavior. The empirical investigation of this survey has detected four factors including ... See full document

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