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Electronic satisfaction and electronic services quality are regarded among main issues in globalizing electronic trade. Upon enterprising banking industry and products similarity, services quality is declared as competitive advantage and has a direct impact on customers' satisfaction. Services...
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Regarding the wave of globalization many concepts and definitions associated with social-economic life of today human have changed. Changes caused by the advent of the internet or generally ICT (Information and Communications Technology) in the lives of individual people in different communities...
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As Ouellet (2006) noted, Introduction of really new products by organizations is not a risk-free strategy for companies, some having less success at it than others. Factors such as changing consumer behavior towards really new products based on segments of adopters, product-related issues (e.g....
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Information Communications Technology (ICT) has a very determinant and significant role in shaping and functioning of different industries and developing e-commerce, including the tourist industry. Therefore, necessity for identifying those effects is obvious in the electronic tourist marketing...
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Purpose National Board of Health and Welfare claims that the quality of elderly care services differ considerably between municipalities in Sweden. This study aims to analyze to what extent these variations can be accounted for by the older person’s municipality affiliation (i.e. receiving...
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Purpose Drawing on the organizational psychology literature and social resource theory, this research aimed to investigate how attitude toward the employer (i.e. loyalty) and attitude toward the client (i.e. approach to work: professional, market-oriented and person-centered) relate to the...
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