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Beziehungsmarketing 5 Consumer behaviour 5 Konsumentenverhalten 5 Relationship marketing 5 Artificial intelligence 2 Customer value 2 Einzelhandel 2 Kundenwert 2 Künstliche Intelligenz 2 Retail trade 2 Canada 1 Corporate culture 1 Customer integration 1 Decision 1 Dienstleistungssektor 1 E-commerce 1 Electronic Commerce 1 Entscheidung 1 Großbritannien 1 Kanada 1 Kundenintegration 1 Robot 1 Roboter 1 Service industry 1 Technischer Fortschritt 1 Technological change 1 United Kingdom 1 Unternehmenskultur 1
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Jaiwant, Sunanda Vincent 2 Alam, Mohammad Saif 1 Alamgir, Sani 1 Arun, V.P. 1 Bali, Neetu 1 Boustani, Nada Mallah 1 Boustany, Zaher 1 Choudhary, Bhawna 1 Ciddikie, M. D. 1 Fatima, Tamseel 1 Gupta, Manisha 1 Haldar, Piali 1 Haridasan, Ajitha 1 Hussain, Zahid 1 Kashyap, Anil Kumar 1 Khan, Arman 1 Kishan, Jee 1 Kukreja, Jyoti 1 Kumar, Ajay 1 Kushwaha, Jyoti 1 Kushwaha, Ruchi 1 Maarif, Mohd 1 Maheswari, R. 1 Melese, Esubale 1 Monika 1 Morande, Swapnil 1 More, Amrita Baid 1 Priyanka 1 Rajani 1 Rathee, Rupa 1 Saravanan, T.P. 1 Sharma, Vandana 1 Shrivastava, Arpan 1 Singh, Pankaj 1 Syed, Faheem Uddin 1 T, Dheepa 1 Tanmoy, Roy 1 Tewari, Veena 1 Vazirani, Kiran 1 Vetrivel, S.C. 1
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Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology 17
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In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. i-xv). 2025
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Chapter 16. Consumer Decision-Making Journey and the Role of AI-Enabled Mimic Technology and Social Robots
Jaiwant, Sunanda Vincent; Haridasan, Ajitha; T, Dheepa - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 221-237). 2025
AI is essential for optimising the customer journey since it customises interactions at every stage of the process. Companies can predict consumer patterns and prepare for demands with the help of predictive analytics. Mimicking technology can significantly affect the way customers feel,...
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Chapter 15. Mimicking Technology in Creating and Optimising Marketing Value, Customer Experience, Retention and Loyalty
Vazirani, Kiran; Jaiwant, Sunanda Vincent - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 203-219). 2025
Marketing has evolved from 1.0 to 5.0, which emphasises the utilisation of technologies that mimic human behaviour to generate, convey, distribute and improve value throughout the customer experience. The primary technologies employed in Marketing 5.0 include Artificial Intelligence (AI),...
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Chapter 12. Role of Mimic Technology in Consumer Decision-Making Journey
Vetrivel, S.C.; Saravanan, T.P.; Maheswari, R.; Arun, V.P. - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 161-175). 2025
In the contemporary landscape of rapidly evolving technology, the consumer decision-making journey has undergone a paradigm shift, heavily influenced by the integration of mimic technology. This chapter explores the multifaceted relationship between consumers' decision-making processes and the...
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Chapter 10. Mimicking Consumer Centric Technology and Customer Engagement
Bali, Neetu; Choudhary, Bhawna; Gupta, Manisha - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 129-144). 2025
An important transition in the discussion surrounding mimicking human minds for various business outcomes has been the central theme of the chapter. The growing emphasis on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be leveraged to catalyse greater creativity and enhance user-centric experiences in...
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Chapter 8. A Qualitative Study on Analysing the Role of Mimicking Technology in Electronic Customer Relationship Management: A Case of Service Sector
Singh, Pankaj; Kushwaha, Ruchi; Kushwaha, Jyoti - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 103-119). 2025
The mimicking technology comprises the use of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in order to play a crucial role in electronic customer relationship management (e-CRM). E-CRM involves managing a business relationship with both present and potential customers. The purpose of this...
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Chapter 6. Mimicking Technologies in Retail: Facilitating and Transforming Customer Retail Experience
Kashyap, Anil Kumar; Priyanka - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 73-88). 2025
In the past couple of years, technologies have emerged as the success mantra for business. The nature and role of technology has been expanded, and it is being used to improve all the functions of an organisation. However, recent advancement in computing technologies came up with innovative...
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Chapter 5. Leveraging Artificial Intelligent (AI) for Human-Mimic Tech in Marketing 5.0
Melese, Esubale; Kumar, Ajay - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 57-71). 2025
Over time, the focus of marketing has changed. In addition to a product or service's functional advantages, customers are now also drawn to its emotional ones. Marketers must understand how important it is to give customers' needs and preferences top priority in view of increased competition and...
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Chapter 2. Driving Retail Growth: The Interplay of Customer-Centric Technology, Customer Accountability and Organisational Culture
Hussain, Zahid; Khan, Arman - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 13-26). 2025
In contemporary quickly developing retail world, achievements depend on careful coordination of elements. The investigation investigates the fluid relationship between customer-centric technology (CCT), customer responsibility (CR) and organisational culture (OC) in order to determine their...
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Chapter 14. Applications of Mimicking Technology in Understanding Consumer Behaviour and Its Effects on Consumer Engagement
Sharma, Vandana; Rajani - In: Marketing 5.0 : the role of human-mimicking technology, (pp. 189-201). 2025
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of every business organisation across the world. It is a system designed to mimic human attributes such as speech, learning and problem-solving. It promotes cognitive functioning and can supplement and replace human workers in social,...
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