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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Three clicks away : A multiple case study of how technologies change the customer journey in the retail furniture sector.

Adolfsson, Elin, Edström, Julia, Övringe, Wilma January 2021 (has links)
The digital world is constantly growing. This contributes to increasing expectations and demands in the technical aspect. Digitization is powerful, but it further contributes to a number of challenges, such as the coordination of physical and digital stores. During the corona pandemic, the digital transformation has accelerated for companies to adapt to customers. Therefore, the purpose of the research is to understand how swedish retailers can manage technological touchpoints in customer journeys in the furniture sector. Further the purpose is to investigate how retailers can use technological touchpoints to change the quality and customer engagement in the customer journey.  To be able to answer the empirical findings, six semi-structured interviews were obtained through a multiple case study. The theory from previous research and the empirical results were then discussed in the analysis. The conclusion of the thesis resulted in the management of digital touchpoints is different depending on whether it concerns companies using physical stores or e-commerce. This thesis has identified that retailers in the furniture sector manage technological touchpoints to create a seamless customer experience, increase customer satisfaction, more easily engage customers and to be able to integrate with customers in several ways. Digital touchpoints have made it easier for companies to measure results and to be able to improve the customer journey. One identification was that customer engagement has increased in relation to the increased digitalization, but also that the researched companies believe that digitization is vital for increasing customer engagement. Due to the technology, opportunities are created to be able to develop the quality of the customer journey. Further, by being able to measure the customer journey, the companies gain an insight into what should be constantly improved.
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Dimensiones del omnichannel customer experience y su relación con el engagement en centros comerciales. / Dimensions of the omnichannel customer experience and its relationship with engagement in shopping malls.

Almeyda Almonacid, Daniela, Vargas Iza, Valeria Sofía 08 July 2021 (has links)
El conocimiento sobre la experiencia del cliente dentro de un contexto omnicanal es clave para determinar el nivel de compromiso del usuario hacia la empresa. En base a ello, el presente estudio abordará el omnichannel customer experience como la variable de interés principal analizando sus dimensiones para poder identificar su relación con el engagement. Asimismo, se adaptará a la realidad peruana en la industria que potencia la venta retail: los centros comerciales. Se realizará un estudio cuantitativo correlacional con 400 usuarios mediante el uso de encuestas online. Los resultados tendrán análisis bivariados y multivariados a través el programa estadístico SPSS y SmartPLS respectivamente. / Knowledge about the customer experience within an omnichannel context is key to determine the level of user engagement towards the company. Based on this, this study will focus on the omnichannel customer experience as the main variable of interest by analyzing its dimensions in order to identify its relationship with engagement. Likewise, it will be adapted to the Peruvian reality in the industry that boosts retail sales: shopping malls. A quantitative correlational study will be adopted with 400 users using online surveys. The results will have bivariate and multivariate analysis through the statistical software SPSS and SmartPLS respectively. / Trabajo de investigación
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Análisis de la estrategia multi-channel y omni- channel en la industria retail / Multi-channel and omni-channel strategy analysis on the retail industry

Dueñas Flores, Richard Enrique, Pajuelo Rojas, Lucy Del Rosario 21 March 2020 (has links)
En la actualidad, los avances en la tecnología hacen que los consumidores exijan información en tiempo real, es decir, en el momento y lugar que ellos lo requieran. Por este motivo, el comercio minorista se ve en la necesidad de adaptarse a estas exigencias y con este objetivo se ha venido desarrollando la estrategia omnicanal. Sin embargo, esta estrategia es reciente, por lo cual los pasos para su implementación, así como los efectos y beneficios que tiene para el minorista y consumidor aún son poco claros. De este contexto surge el enfoque del presente trabajo para el cual se realizó la revisión de 30 estudios aplicados a minoristas de distintas industrias, como la moda, la editorial y los alimentos, en los últimos seis años. El propósito de este proyecto es describir el significado de la estrategia omnicanal, los beneficios, riesgos y desafíos que presenta para el minorista y su efecto en el consumidor, y se busca responder a la pregunta ¿Es la estrategia omnicanal el camino por seguir para lograr el éxito minorista? Como resultado de la revisión bibliográfica se pudo evidenciar que los beneficios y riesgos de la estrategia omnicanal que muestran los autores deben ser evaluados según la realidad y capacidad financiera de cada minorista para así tomar la decisión de transitar o no hacia la omnicanalidad. / Nowadays, technological advances are making demanding customers of real time information, that is, when and where they require it. Because of this, retail commerce is seen in the need to consider these requirements, and with this objective, the omnichannel strategy has been introduced. However, this strategy is recent, so, the steps for the implementation, its effects and benefits on the retailer and the consumer are still unclear. For this reason, a revision of thirty studies applied to retailers from different industries, such as fashion, publishing, and food, corresponding to the last six years, was carried out. The purpose of this study is to describe the meaning of the omnichannel strategy, its benefits, risks and challenges in the retailer and its effect on the consumer. This research seeks to answer the question, is Omnichannel strategy the way forward for retail success? As a result of this bibliographic review, it can be concluded that the authors show the benefits and risks of the omnichannel strategy, which must be evaluated according to the reality and financial capacity of each retailer and thus make the decision to move or not to omnichannel. / Trabajo de investigación
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Have you ever had a terrible online shopping experience? / Have you ever had a terrible online shopping experience?

Qu, Mengran, Xu, Luqi January 2020 (has links)
Background: Nowadays, the development of the internet makes online shopping more popularized . The appearance of online shopping brings considerable benefits to customers, however, there are still risks in the area. To maintain good relationship management between customers and companies, it is necessary to understand the online customer experience and its relevant important factors . Purpose: The purpose of this study is to explain the impact of three factors (low-quality delivery, low-quality online customer service, and low-quality website design) on online customer experience. Methodology: The paper used a quantitative approach in cross-sectional design and collected totally 78 responses. The related data collection is conducted through a self-completion questionnaire in the online form.  Findings: The negative impacts of low-quality online customer service and low-quality website design on online customer experience are confirmed. There is an effective and strong connection between low-quality website design and low-quality online customer service. Conclusion: Based on the findings, H2 and H3 cannot be rejected but H1 needs to be rejected. One can therefore say that even in the context of rapid technological development, modern online shoppers have not changed their aversion to low-quality elements, that the view that low-quality online customer service and low-quality website design negatively affect OCE has not changed.
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Customer experience in retail banking : A swedish study

Carlwe, Alfred, Kylberg, Oscar January 2020 (has links)
Customer experience has become more difficult for companies to control with the expanding number of touch points that the companies must be aware off. One of the major reasons behind the expanding number of touch points has been digitalization. The financial sector is not excluded from this change. With the digitalization continuously improving and new financial technology (fintech) being developed, things might have changed. For example, bank offices and employees have been viewed as important in earlier studies, but has this changed? What is important and affects the customer experience in the Swedish financial sector today? The purpose of this paper is to gain a deeper understanding of which factors of banking services are considered important by customers today and whether there has been a shift since earlier studies. Thereby, we seek to establish what impacts the customer experience in financial institutions today. To find the answer to the purpose, a qualitative and quantitative study were conducted. The results of the full study show that employees are, as earlier studies have shown, still considered important when conducting a bank errand. However, in what context the employees are important seems to have changed. The results show that the quality that is delivered by the staff is important, while in earlier studies the relational aspect has been more important. Furthermore, the results show that bank offices are no longer considered important for the customer experience. Therefore, a shift can be identified. The study also show that it is important for the customer experience that the banks offer different channels for the customers to reach the bank. Furthermore, having the option to choose whether to resolve the bank errand on your own or obtain help from the bank is important for the customer experience. These two aspects are connected to the digital development of the industry. The results of the earlier research, referred to in this study, has not found these two aspects important. Our study therefore shows a significant shift, compared to earlier studies, in what customers consider important in contact with financial institutions.
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Sales to Service: How businesses can incorporate service attributes to drive customer retention.

Terry, Siera Santos 24 June 2020 (has links)
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Redskap som behövs för långvariga kundrelationer : En kvantitativ studie om vilken påverkan kundengagemang, kundupplevelser inom sociala medier och tillfredsställelse har på kundlojalitet. / Tools needed for long-term customer relationships : A quantitative study on the impact of customer engagement, customer experiences in social media and satisfaction on customer loyalty.

Runesson, Lukas, Zanier, Josef, Alic, Almedina January 2023 (has links)
I en affärsvärld där företag är ständigt utsatta för konkurrens är det viktigt för företagen att veta hur de ska inneha lojala kunder. Syftet med studien är att undersöka vilken påverkan kundengagemang, kundupplevelser inom sociala medier och tillfredsställelse har på kundlojalitet. Det teoretiska ramverket presenterar grunden för studiens nyckelord. Därefter kommer det konceptuella ramverket som synliggör att det existerar en hypotes för varje oberoende variabel. H1 är den första hypotesen: “Kundengagemang genom sociala medier har en positiv inverkan på kundlojalitet.”. Den andra hypotesen är H2: “Kundupplevelser genom sociala medier har en positiv inverkan på kundlojalitet.”. Den tredje hypotesen är H3 “Tillfredsställelse har en positiv inverkan på kundlojalitet”.  För att samla in data till studien så valdes det att göra en enkätundersökning med en likertskala där respondenterna fick svara på flera påståenden. För att få fram ett resultat från datan så gjordes flera multipla regressionsanalyser i spss. I resultatet framkom det att H1 inte accepteras då det inte fanns en tillräckligt hög signifikansnivå, medan H2 och H3 accepteras. Detta innebär att Kundupplevelser inom sociala medier och Tillfredsställelse har en positiv inverkan på Kundlojalitet, medan Kundengagemang inom sociala medier har en negativ inverkan på Kundlojalitet. / In a business world where companies encounter constant competition it becomes important to know how to hold customers' loyalty. The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of customer engagement, customer experience in social media and satisfaction on customer loyalty. The theoretical framework presents the theoretical foundation of study’s keywords. The next chapter is the conceptual framework and here is where the hypotheses are presented. The first hypothesis  H1 “Customer engagement through social media has a positive outcome on customer loyalty.”  The second hypothesis H2 ``Customer experience through social media has a positive outcome on customer loyalty.” The third hypothesis H3 "Satisfaction has a positive outcome on customer loyalty.  To gather the data a survey was used with a likert scale.The participants got to answer a number of statements. To produce a result SPSS was used to perform several multiple regression analyses. The results indicate that H1 cannot be accepted because the p-value does not meet the necessary threshold to be significant, whilst both H2 and H3 surpass the threshold of significance. This implies that the use of customer experiences and satisfaction has a positive outcome on customer loyalty. On the other hand the use of customer engagement has a negative outcome on customer loyalty.
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Robotic Lawnmowers and Professional Golf Customers; Navigating Expectations for a Hole-in-One Experience : An exploratory case study that aims to establish the expectations in the customer purchase journey of robotizing a golf course to guide providers' strategic decisions

Lövström, Ebba, Abrahamsson, Emma January 2023 (has links)
Background: Robotic lawnmowers are autonomous outdoor mobile robots designed to mow the lawn autonomously. The robotic lawnmower market is rapidly growing and constantly developing. However, adopting robotic lawnmowers on golf courses has been relatively slow due to concerns about game interference, job displacement, and hesitations towards new technology. Factors that caused new challenges for providers in the industry regarding understanding and managing the expectations of professional customers in implementing this technology.    Purpose: Establish how professional golf customers' expectations evolve throughout the customer purchase journey of robotic lawnmowers.    Method: The study is based on the interpretivism paradigm and follows inductive reasoning. By using semi-structured interviews following a purposive sampling approach, qualitative data was created, and an exploratory case study was conducted.    Conclusion: The research developed the current literature on customer purchase journeys and established how customer expectations evolve throughout the journey. Several vital touchpoints were detected, and the study suggests that the customer purchase journey of robotic lawnmowers for professional golf customers has four critical phases: Pre-Purchase, Purchase, Handover, and Post-Purchase. In addition, the findings shed light on how customers' expectations in the purchase journey influenced expectations regarding providers' strategic decision-making.
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Consumer’s Perceptions and Attitudes on Augmented Reality in Online Retail.

Amaris Baños, Indira January 2020 (has links)
This study discusses Augmented Reality (AR) as a digital marketing tool in online retail, with a special focus on the perceptions and attitudes which consumers hold towards the tool. The project, aims to give insights on how to study AR in online retail settings and also touches upon how different characteristics of augmented reality can impact the consumers attitudes towards products displayed or demonstrated with AR tools. The conceptual framework is based on literature and case studies in the fields of augmented reality, consumer experience and, customer value creation. The data for this research project was obtained through in-depth interviews with participants who have had previous experiences with Augmented Reality. After analysing and categorising their answers, the findings suggest that the participants have an overall positive attitude towards the tool and that they are already keen to engage with the technology. Their answers also suggested that the use of AR tools in online retail could positively affect the consumers attitudes towards the promoted services or products which are displayed with the tool. Moreover, depending on certain factors, the tool could potentially have a positive effect on the purchasing decision. On the negative side, the participants consider the technology is not there yet and needs to be improved to deliver meaningful value for them. Other valuable findings of the project are related to the customer journeys and the value the tool provides to the users. / Denna studie diskuterar Augmented Reality (AR) som ett digitalt marknadsföringsverktyg inom onlinehandeln, med ett särskilt fokus på de uppfattningar och attityder som konsumenterna har gentemot verktyget. Projektet syftar till att ge insikter om hur man studerar AR i online-butiksmiljöer och berör också hur olika egenskaper hos AR kan påverka konsumenternas attityder till produkter som visas eller demonstreras med AR-verktyg. Den konceptuella ramen är baserad på litteratur och fallstudier inom AR, konsumentupplevelse och kundvärdeskapande. Data för detta forskningsprojekt erhölls genom fördjupade intervjuer med deltagare som tidigare haft erfarenheter av AR. Efter att ha analyserat och kategoriserat sina svar föreslår resultatet att deltagarna har en övergripande positiv inställning till verktyget och att de redan är angelägna om att engagera sig i tekniken. Deras svar föreslog också att användningen av AR-verktyg i online-detaljhandeln positivt kunde påverka konsumenternas attityder till de marknadsförda tjänsterna eller produkterna som visas med verktyget. Beroende på vissa faktorer kan verktyget dessutom ha en positiv effekt på inköpsbeslutet. Bland de negativa aspekterna anser deltagarna att tekniken inte Einns där ännu och måste förbättras för att ge ett meningsfullt värde för dem. Andra värdefulla insikter från projektet är relaterade till kundresan och det värde verktyget ger användarna.
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From Plate to Palate: Elevating Customer Experience Management and Satisfaction : A case study of Swedish fine dining restaurants

Sara, Benmakhlouf, Fajardo, Rodrigo January 2023 (has links)
Customer experience is a broad topic that can cover several different branches,fields and industries. Various researchers have done significant work into thetopic, yet it still has gaps of fragmentation and an overall understanding on howto manage it. This research focused on customer experience within the finedining industry with the purpose of identifying how fine dining restaurantstackle customer experience with the goal of creating satisfied customers. Inorder to answer the questions at hand, the research took the approach of a casestudy to better understand the Swedish customers at fine dining restaurantsdisregarding other countries or cultures. With the help of three main concepts,the Five Aspects of a Meal model, the service blueprints, and the fine diningclues and messages, the authors found out that several aspects such as tangibleand intangible factors such as food quality, atmosphere, and service quality, areat the core of creating a desirable customer experience. In terms of customersatisfaction, the guest feedback and other forms of criticism is critical for finedining restaurants due to the importance of listening to the customers which canresult in creating regular, or loyal, customers.

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