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比較「智慧型手機主導之行動網路購物」與「電腦網路購物」兩者之相對屬性與重要性 / Relative attribute importance of smartphone driven mobile commerce compared to computer based electronic commerce柯思維, Servio Fernando Kloeth Unknown Date (has links)
現今智慧型手機之網路通路價值與電腦相比仍較低,也使得現今使用智慧型手機網路交易的比例仍低於使用電腦網路交易的比例。本研究採用付出為結構模型及恆等性分析,研究結果顯示,智慧型手機因其有用性及易用性較電腦低,因此使用者以手機網路交易的傾向也偏低。本研究以科技接受模型發現70%至80%的使用者都是因受社會及同儕影響,而較不傾向使用手機進行網路交易。一般認為,手機的便利性相對也使手機網路交易平台的風險提高。然而,研究結果顯示,以電腦從事網路交易的風險與手機網路交易的風險相當,便利性也幾無差異。因此本研究以社會影響為探討方向,認為其為影響現代人以手機從事網路交易的重要關鍵。 / The net channel value of smartphone driven mobile-commerce measured against the alternative of computer based electronic-commerce is at this point in time still low. In an exploratory effort structural modeling and invariance analysis reveals mobile commerce is viewed with a less positive usability disposition in the light of usefulness and effortlessness. An adaptation of the Technology Acceptance model accounting for 70-80% of usage intention indicates social influences experienced from peers to engage the mobile platform is lower. Convenience and perceived risk are usually considered attributes relatively important for the m-commerce platform. However, the analysis reveals little difference of these attributes' salience compared with e-commerce, absolute scores for convenience are similar, and perceived risk seems to have marginal effects on usage in general. Social influences, experienced as lower for mobile commerce is a especially salient concept in determining usability disposition and ultimately intention to use mobile commerce, as is the salience of the usability disposition larger for mobile commerce than for electronic commerce.
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價格敏感度與價格比較之關係-探討行動裝置自我效能之調節效應 / Mobile Device Self-efficacy as a Moderator for the Relationship between Price Sensitivity and Price Comparison魏啓源 Unknown Date (has links)
近年來行動裝置已是相當地普遍且普及率逐年快速成長,由Google在2013年對台灣的市場調查報告中可知,台灣智慧型手機普及率已達51%,而隨著各種不同功能的應用服務之增加,行動裝置已經改變了我們許多的生活習慣,其影響力更是不可忽視。
過去許多的文獻在探討與研究價格敏感度與消費者的比價行為之關係,但在行動裝置普及的情形下並沒有相關之研究,行動裝置對其關係之影響仍有許多探討之空間。因此本研究的目的是由行動裝置之自我效能作為調節變數,探討對價格敏感度與行動比價行為意圖之間關係的影響。
本研究採用網路問卷進行研究資料的蒐集,調查對象為擁有智慧型手機的一般消費者,共得有效樣本504份,並利用結構方程模式與多群組分析來驗證整體研究架構。研究結果顯示,行動裝置自我效能之調節效應被確立,當消費者的行動裝置之自我效能越高時,則會更加地影響價格敏感度高的消費者,使他的行動比價意圖相對變得更加強烈,且本研究揣測未來行動裝置自我效能高的消費者,只會隨時間而不斷增加,而商品資訊變得更加透明化,將造成消費者的價格敏感度大幅提升,使得消費者的行動比價意圖變高,進行比價行為。在行動裝置的普及下,消費者的價格敏感度與行動比價之間的關係會更加地強烈。未來後續研究可針對某感興趣的產品類別進行研究以便瞭解訂價策略之研擬,對於特定產品之研究在學術界與實務上皆深具意義。 / Mobile devices are more and more popular today. According to Google’s market report, smart phone penetration rate has reached 51% in Taiwan in 2013. With various features and increasing applications, mobile devices have changed our daily lives in many ways.
There is much literature exploring the relationship between price sensitivity and price comparison behavior. However there is no such research exploring the relationship in a mobile device setting. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to study price comparison behavior on a mobile device. Specifically, I explore the moderating effect of mobile device self-efficacy on the relationship between price sensitivity and price comparison on a mobile device. In the paper, I develop a conceptual model according to literature review. To measure constructs in the model, I identify appropriate items based on literature and revise the items to fit the study.
Data were collected using online questionnaires. The survey population is common shoppers in Taiwan who are using mobile device. Total 504 valid samples were obtained. As for data analysis, structural equation modeling (SEM) and multiple-group analysis were used to test the model. The results show that the moderating effect of mobile device self-efficacy is significant. Price-sensitive shoppers compare prices on a mobile device only when they consider themselves capable of operating the device. Specifically, for high price-sensitive shoppers, high mobile device self-efficacy make them much more intend to compare prices on a mobile device. The study has many implications especially when mobile device is becoming a commodity and product prices cannot be more transparent.
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Enhancing the effectiveness of information access and consumption for organic farmers in rural areas using mobile commerceLu, Nhiem January 2007 (has links)
In the last few years the demand for organic products has increased rapidly resulting in a strong growth of the organic industry worldwide. Organic certification is globally used to guarantee that 'organic' labelled produce follow the principles and standards of organic agriculture set by international and national organic certification bodies. Currently the lengthy and complex process of organic certification is entirely paper based and requires multiple access by organic primary producers to the certifying body involving precise data capture and transfer over a long period of time. The paper based organic certification has some significant disadvantages such as being time-consuming, error-prone (in particular transcription errors) and complex. Any improvement of the paper based organic certification process can lead to higher efficiency, lower costs and time savings for primary producers and certifying bodies. Australia is a major supplier of organic produce holding almost half of the organic farmland worldwide. However, Australia?s unique geography provides challenges by means of huge distances and poor rural telecommunication coverage for the sustainable agriculture sector. The disadvantages of the paper based organic certification are this kind of environment more severe. Up until now, there has not been a software solution supporting organic primary producers in their certification process, let alone a mobile software solution. In any case there are many farm management software solutions available but they do not take into account the specific issues in organic agriculture such as soil management, pest control, or fertilisation of land/animals. The Mobile Organic Certification (MobiCert) project was created to overcome these disadvantages focussing on the development of a mobile information portal which can be accessed through mobile Internet using GPRS or 3G technology enabling primary producers access and provision to organic certification related information in field using their mobile phones. The MobiCert project investigates the effectiveness of mobile devices (mobile phones/PDAs) for (some of) the stages of the computerised organic certification, in particular in terms of information access and provision. Designed as a proof-of-concept project the investigation takes place in South Australia targeting the NASAA organic certified primary producers there. The MobiCert project is a pilot project within the SAmCom (Sustainable Agriculture m-Commerce) project framework, which aims to enhance the information access and provision for primary producers through m-Commerce. It is a joint project of the University of South Australia, m.Net, NASAA, e-Cert and the Fraunhofer Institute Using a qualitative approach in a rapid appraisal case study the goals of the MobiCert project are: to create a theoretical model (RuTADIM) for the mobile technology acceptance and diffusion of innovation in remote and rural areas; and to develop and test a prototype mobile information community for organic certification which provides access to data and information related to organic certification, (online and offline) record keeping functionalities, as well as community functionalities for communication and experience exchange of primary producers. The results of the proof-of-concept MobiCert project suggest that organic primary producers can benefit from a mobile information platform to access and provide information in rural and remote areas. The high acceptance of organic primary producer to use the mobile information community indicates the willingness to embrace new technology and solutions in the existing organic certification process. The benefits and acceptance of the MobiCert solution have to bee affirmed in follow on field studies incorporating other issues such as the underlying business models. The contributions of the MobiCert project are two-fold: firstly, it provides a theoretical model (RuTADIM) which gives insights of key influence factors for the acceptance of mobile technology and the diffusion of innovation in rural and remote areas. The RuTADIM model can be foundation for future research projects involving mobile technology rural and remote areas. Secondly, the MobiCert information community displayed the potential of mobile solutions for primary producers in remote and rural areas. The MobiCert platform is a stepping stone for future mobile solution which can build upon this platform.
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Mobile business models in African rural communitiesGoetz, Marieta 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MPhil (Information Science))--University of Stellenbosch, 2009. / Mobile telephone subscription in developing countries has increased by more than 500
percent since 2005, with Africa experiencing the highest growth rate globally. Amongst
Africa’s 306.5 million subscribers, recorded in 2008, an unexpectedly high adoption rate of
the technology by poor, often illiterate rural communities is observed. Mobile telephony
generally provides African rural users access to electronic communication for the first time.
Providing access to communication, information and knowledge, mobile phones present a
platform for economic and social interaction in rural Africa. The extent of the resulting
positive socio-economic impact on the developing world has lead to mobile telephony
increasingly being viewed as a potential development tool for the socio-economic upliftment
of the rural poor.
This thesis is inspired by the potential for value creation to end users of mobile telephony,
leading to the proposition that the rapid expansion of mobile telephony in rural Africa can
contribute significantly to the sustainability of these communities’ rural livelihoods. For this
proposition to be valid, mobile telephony has to provide value beyond being communication
tool. It has to provide value in income generating activities by increasing opportunities for
access to financial and social capital with mobile business models appropriate to the rural
African context.
To assess the appropriateness of mobile value offerings, the rural African context was
analyzed using the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework. Through multi-level analysis, the
challenges and issues that influence the lives of the rural poor were explored and the
dominant livelihood strategies in terms of income generating activities were identified. Apart
from agricultural income streams, waged labor, migration and micro-entrepreneurial
activities provide non-agricultural income streams.
Creating an appropriate mobile business ecosystem for rural Africa requires the collaboration
of a complex network of actors within a value constellation to co-produce value for the end
users. Three conditional factors were identified for mobile telephony and emerging mobile
business models to contribute successfully to sustainable livelihoods: adaptation of the
technology by providers, user appropriation to make the technology their own and the
assimilation of it into their livelihood strategies. These factors were researched for validation through the study of existing literature and reported case studies. It was found that these three
conditional factors were unequivocally met.
Firstly, the mobile telecommunication industry active in Africa is seen to successfully adapt
and innovate solutions that are relevant to African rural communities’ vulnerabilities and
livelihood strategies. Secondly, African mobile phone users have successfully adopted and
appropriated mobile telephony to create value for themselves in their livelihood strategies,
often independent of external interventions. They are claiming ownership of the technology
and not merely using it as a communication tool. Thirdly, by assimilating mobile telephony
into their livelihood strategies, value-creation within their income generating activities have
been made possible. This value creation is impacting users’ social and financial capital
positively.
This thesis concludes that mobile telephony and emerging mobile business models are
contributing to increasing African rural dwellers’ income generating potential, reducing their
vulnerability to shocks, and providing them with a voice; thereby contributing to sustainable
rural livelihoods.
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Fatores-chave de sucesso na adoção de aplicativos móveis de táxiVasconcelos, Pattrisce Raymundo de 29 October 2014 (has links)
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Assessing the diffusion and use of mobile payment solutions : a case of the South African townshipsMhlongo, Kulani Morgan 11 1900 (has links)
With mobile phones almost being ubiquitous in most communities, the electronic payment industry has realised the potential of using mobile phones as devices that can be used to conduct electronic payments. This realisation has led to an increase in the number of mobile payment solutions, which are being deployed for use by the public. However, these mobile payment solutions have not been widely adopted, especially by the citizens who are residing in the townships. Thus, this study investigates the factors that inhibit township residents from adopting mobile payments. The study was done at the Soshanguve township on the outskirts of Pretoria in Gauteng, South Africa. The study adopted a mixed method approach to collect data. Phase 1 relied on the interviews from a few selected individuals to collect the initial data, once this process was complete; a questionnaire (Phase 2) was developed and distributed to the general community of Soshanguve for data collection, which was qualitatively and quantitatively analysed.the diffusion and use of mobile payments in the townships. Some of the factors are as follows: mobile payments are not easy to use; lack of products to purchase using mobile payments; high costs associated with using mobile payment solutions; lack of trialability of mobile payment solutions; and lack of awareness of mobile payment providers in the townships. The study proposes several guidelines that could help developers and operators of mobile payment solutions to design and deploy their solutions in such a way that they are suitable for consumption by the users in township communities. Proposed guidelines are as follows: (1) when a mobile payment solution is launched, effort should be made to market it to the target market; (2) potential adopters of mobile payments should be able to try it without incurring any financial penalties; (3) mobile payments should be easier to use; (4) mobile payment security features should be apparent to the potential adopters in order to alleviate their fears; (5) mobile payment solutions should be designed according to the needs of the target market as one size fits all does not work; (6) mobile payment solutions should fulfill a need which is not met by the current alternatives or it should offer more value than the existing alternatives; (7) the cost of conducting mobile payments should be affordable; and (8) the regulator should develop legislation that stimulates innovation and competition while ensuring the security of mobile payments. / Computing / M. Sc. (Computing)
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買賣雙方於C2C行動電商平臺之體驗流程探討-以蝦皮拍賣為例 / Understanding Customer Experience Throughout the Customer Journey in a C2C Auction Context蕭舜如 Unknown Date (has links)
摘 要
電子商務行動化已變成趨勢,而消費者個人間的C2C交易市場也越來越受到注目,尤其是讓使用者輕鬆上架商品、簡化繁複流程的新型態行動拍賣App,更是熱門議題。本研究欲了解台灣目前C2C行動拍賣App中,最具話題性及代表性的「蝦皮拍賣」之顧客體驗流程,研究方法採半結構式深度訪談法,以使用網路購物經驗超過五年以上且使用蝦皮經驗滿三個月以上、同時具有買家跟賣家雙重身分之使用者為研究對象。
本研究主要發現如下:1.使用蝦皮的正向使用經驗在於有清楚直觀好用的使用者介面、擁有即時性及雙向互動並保有使用者隱私性的即時通訊「聊聊」功能、採用可降低風險的第三方支付、因免運費帶起的方便性物流選擇-超商寄貨取貨、讓賣家寄件步驟簡化的整合寄件物流以及使資訊透明的物流追蹤。2.初次使用動機則是受到免運費吸引及社群口碑推薦影響。3.持續使用因素除了涵蓋正向使用經驗因素外,還包括常有免運費或運費補助的促銷活動、同時身兼買賣家身分、因平臺上商品及賣場多而選擇性高及免費的商品置頂推廣功能。4.蝦皮的待改進項目則在於商品上架過程從簡易變複雜、評價多為制式評價因此參考價值有限、推播通知字數多易遭使用者忽略。本研究並且透過「顧客歷程地圖」來綜觀傳統網路拍賣流程的問題,並以訪談內容對照以往流程上的階段,檢視蝦皮是如何提升顧客體驗。
最後,根據訪談發現,提出蝦皮可思考之改善建議為: 1.加速刊登功能及改良照片上傳便利度。2.提供誘因讓使用者填寫真實評價並改進評價機制。3.推播通知精簡及圖像化。4.從後勤面降低物流成本。5.透過推薦系統提升使用者黏著度。本研究以使用者角度出發,建議企業應站在使用者的角度來思考使用者需求,才有機會提供更好的顧客體驗,持續吸引使用者,本研究之發現希望有助於行動電商平臺往後策略發展時的參考。 / Abstract
E-commerce has become a universal sales trend that has spread from consumers shopping on their home computers to shopping on their mobile phones through the use of various shopping apps. Much attention has been placed on consumer C2C transactions, especially with respect to consumers’ access to store goods. Simplifying this access, which can be a complicated process, through a new mobile auction app is a highly relevant issue. This study aims to understand the customer experience flow of the most current representative C2C mobile auction app in Taiwan from Shopee Taiwan Co. Ltd. This study adopts a semi-structured depth interview method for users that have over five years of Internet shopping experience in total, and at least three months of experience with the Shopee Mobile Auction App. Both buyers and sellers are classified as users in this study.
The main findings are as follows. 1) Positive experiences with the Shopee Mobile Auction App are due to its clear and intuitive user interface, instant messaging two-way interaction availability, high degree of user privacy, third-party risk reduction payment systems, and convenient logistics through the availability of free shipping. Consumers have the option to pick up their goods at local convenience stores, which simplifies the shipment process for sellers, and leads to a clear and streamlined logistics process. 2) The initial motivation for consumers is the reward of free shipping and public recommendations. 3) The factors behind the continuous use of this mobile auction app service include the positive experience, the free shipping or freight subsidy promotional activities that are often included for both the buyer and seller, the wider product selection than what is offered in physical stores, and the offers for promotional free products with the purchase of related goods. 4) The Shopee Mobile Auction App still leaves something to be desired, including: (a) The processures of putting the items for sale have become time-consuming due to more and more requrements. (b) Standardized evaluations and rating systems may limit reference values. (c) Current promotional messages sent via app notification are easily ignored by users. This study uses the customer journey map to take a broad view of issues related to the traditional online auction process, and uses customer experience-based interviews to examine how the Shopee Mobile Auction App improves on these issues. Finally, based on conducted interviews, several suggestions for improvement of the Shopee Mobile Auction App include the following: 1) increasing the speed of new feature releases, and improve the convenience of the photo upload process; 2) providing promotional incentives for users to complete the evaluation, thereby improving the evaluation mechanism; 3) streamlining push notifications and images; 4) reducing logistical costs; 5) improving user loyalty through implementing a recommendation system.
This study simultaneously considers both sides of C2C commerce (i.e., the sellers and buyers). It focuses on the user point of view, as selling platforms need to be aware of the opportunity to provide a better customer experience, which will in turn attract more users. The findings from this study can assist mobile platform creators with their future development strategies.
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Factores de los riesgos percibidos con relación a la intención de compra digital de los consumidores en plataformas móviles de retailArguedas Ramírez, Jose Augusto, Urdanivia Valerio, Yemina Ivana 24 August 2020 (has links)
El presente trabajo tiene como principal objetivo poder dar a conocer e investigar los Factores de los riesgos percibidos con relación a la intención de compra digital de los consumidores, en plataformas móviles de retail, de manera que se pueda identificar cuáles son los riesgos que tienen una mayor influencia en la intención de compra online de los consumidores. Además, se identificará la relevancia, los alcances y las limitaciones que se puedan hallar dentro del mismo, en el contexto actual peruano.
Como parte de la investigación se presentarán las características específicas de cada uno de los riesgos que influyen en el consumidor al momento de querer realizar una compra a través del móvil, así como el crecimiento que ha venido teniendo el comercio móvil en el retail peruano. Gracias a la investigación realizada de los distintos autores, se pudo identificar los papers que más se asemejan a nuestro tema y gracias a ello poder entender la importancia que tiene cada riesgo. / The main objective of this work is to be able to make known and investigate the Factors of the perceived risks in relation to the intention of digital purchase of consumers, in mobile retail platforms, so that it can be identified what are the risks that have a greater influence on the intention of online purchase of consumers. In addition, the relevance, scope and limitations that may be found within it, in the current Peruvian context, will be identified.
As part of the research, the specific characteristics of each of the risks that influence the consumer when they want to make a purchase via mobile will be presented, as well as the growth that mobile commerce has been having in Peruvian retail. Thanks to the research carried out by the different authors, it was possible to identify the papers that most resemble our subject and thanks to this, be able to understand the importance of each risk. / Trabajo de investigación
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Factores externos e internos en relación a la compra impulsiva en el comercio móvil / External and internal factors in relation to impulse buying in Mobile CommercePetrovich Olivera, Jair Giovanni, Villegas Puelles, Emil Rai 04 November 2021 (has links)
Actualmente, los smartphones se han vuelto parte de la vida cotidiana de las personas, ya que suelen utilizarse para trabajo, estudio, etc. De esta forma, las marcas al darse cuenta de esta tendencia crean sus páginas webs y aplicaciones propias, en las cuales el consumidor no necesita estar presente en la tienda, ya que en cuestión de segundos puede entrar a la web a través de su dispositivo y enterarse de lo que ofrece cada tienda virtual. Es por ello que el presente trabajo de investigación abarca el siguiente tema: Factores externos e internos en relación a la compra impulsiva en el comercio móvil. Para entender lo mencionado anteriormente, la investigación se basa en tres variables: calidad del sitio web, compra por impulso y compra de valor, las cuales tienen influencia significativa en la decisión de compra del consumidor. Para la metodología, se basó en una muestra de 400 personas que compran de manera impulsiva en un dispositivo móvil. Además, el estudio pretende analizar la relación que existe entre las variables mencionadas anteriormente. Asimismo, para la escala de medición, se empleó un cuestionario en línea con la escala de Likert del 1 al 5, donde 1= Totalmente en desacuerdo y 5= Fuertemente de acuerdo. Finalmente, para el análisis estadístico correspondiente, se evaluará mediante ecuaciones estructurales con el software Smart PLS. / Currently, smartphones have become part of people's daily lives, since they are often used for work, study, etc. In this way, brands, realizing this trend, create their own web pages and applications, in which the consumer doesn't need to be present in the store, since in a matter of seconds they can enter the web through their device and find out what each virtual store offers. For this reason, this research work covers the following topic: External and internal factors in relation to impulse buying in mobile commerce. To understand the aforementioned, the research is based on three variables: website quality, impulse buying and value shopping, which have significant influence on the consumer's purchase decision. For the methodology, it was based on a sample of 400 people who buy impulsively on a mobile device and aims to analyze the relationship between the variables mentioned above. Likewise, for the measurement scale, an online questionnaire was used with the Likert scale from 1 to 5, where 1 = Totally disagree and 5 = Strongly agree. Finally, for the corresponding statistical analysis, it will be evaluated using structural equations with the Smart PLS software. / Trabajo de investigación
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A secure mobile agent e-commerce protocolYu, Min-Chieh 09 December 2015 (has links)
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / There are many advantages of mobile agent such as delegation of tasks, asynchronous processing, adaptable service in interfaces, and code shipping. Mobile agents can be utilized in many areas such as electronic commerce, information retrieval, network management, etc. The main problem with mobile agents is security. The three basic security design goals of a system are confidentiality, integrity, and availability. The goal of this thesis concerns the property of secure purchasing by mobile agents. First present Jalal's anonymous authentication protocol. Next, we construct our single mobile agent protocol based on Jalal's authentication technique. Also, we add some addition cryptography techniques to make the data more secure during its migration. Lastly, we build a multiple mobile agent protocol based on the single mobile agent protocol. Here, the multiple mobile agents are capable to make the decision and purchase the item for user.
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