Online Customer Experience and Its Relationship to Repurchase Intention: An Empirical Case of Online Travel Agencies in China

The study reported here examines the relationship between flow experience and repurchase intention by focusing on the joint mediating effects of loyalty. Data were taken from a survey of shopping experiences, at online travel websites, of 325 customers in China. The results show that flow experience has a significant effect on repurchase attention. Moreover, interactive speed, skill, challenge, perceived control, telepresence, perceived usefulness, and perceived ease of use are positively related to flow experience. Lastly, the findings show that loyalty, to some extent, acts as a mediator between flow experience and repurchase attention.     

顾客资产管理研究述评

顾客资源是企业资源的一种,也是企业在日益激烈竞争环境中获得优势的来源之一。目前,学术界关于顾客资产的研究和评述已有很多,其研究成果主要集中于顾客资产管理起源、顾客资产分析、顾客筛选和组合、顾客资产的影响因素、顾客资产实施以及供应链中的顾客资产的管理等方面。在现有的研究中,通过利用度量模型,可以有效识别顾客资产和顾客终身价值,有效帮助企业了解顾客的心理与需求,从而建立起营利性的顾客关系。企业在改进产品与服务的同时,实现企业与顾客的共同需求,强化企业与顾客关系,进而增强企业竞争力。     

基于顾客资产的营销模式研究——以LG电子(中国)为例

顾客资产概念的提出对传统营销模式产生了极大冲击,迫使企业从传统营销模式走向基于顾客资产的营销模式。在改善的基于顾客资产的营销模基础上,我们对LG进行了实证研究,结果表明:基于顾客资产的营销模式不仅具有理论意义,且具有可操作性和分析价值,对企业的营销实践具有指导性。     

三类餐馆顾客体验实证研究

不同定位的餐馆带给顾客不同的体验,了解这种感知上的差异对于提高餐饮业的管理水平具有重要意义.论文调研了豪华餐馆、大众餐馆和快餐店中的顾客体验,研究证实在不同种类的餐馆,菜肴质量、服务环境和员工服务对顾客的情感体验和社会体验具有不同的影响,并且顾客在三类餐馆的就餐目的也有很大差异.     

我国油茶产业发展现状及对策——湖南、浙江调研报告

介绍了湘、浙两省油茶产业发展的曲折道路,总结了近年来在发展油茶产业所取得成效和经验。主要包括加强领导,科学规划,政策扶持,优良品种推广,规模集约化经营等。目前,两省油茶林面积为131.8万hm2,单位面积产油量在70～80kg/hm2,年总产油约11万t。在分析了目前所存在的问题和今后发展潜力的基础上,提出改革对策与建议。     

远山的呼唤——中央10号文件发布后的福建集体林权制度改革现状

回顾了福建省集体林权制度主体改革的历程,主要经验有6个方面:依法依规,尊重历史,分类指导,以民为本,利益兼顾,稳定第一。福建省在开展主体改革的同时,还全面推进了以稳定一大政策、突出三项改革、完善六个体系为主要内容的配套改革。目前已在创新公益林管护机制推进林权抵押贷款和森林保险、改革商品林采伐管理制度、完善林业管理体系8个方面取得较大进展,对激活林业发展机制、推动林业产车发展、提高林农持续增收能力、促进社区和谐等方面初显成效。但也指出目前存在4个方面的问题尚需考虑予以解决。     

When Ethical Transgressions of Customers Have Beneficial Long-Term Effects in Retailing: An Empirical Investigation

The conventional wisdom, grounded in deontological ethics, is that retailers should extinguish unethical customer behavior. However, there exists an opposing teleological view that unethical behavior may be tolerated if its ultimate consequences are beneficial for all stakeholders. This is supported by a survey of retail managers conducted by the authors that revealed over 80% of the respondents are inclined to tolerate unethical customers whose actions have beneficial effects. The primary goal of this research is to investigate the boundaries of this teleological perspective, that is, whether ethical transgressions that appear to have negative short-term consequences for the retailer and other ethical customers can have beneficial longer-term consequences for all parties. We examine this question empirically with a longitudinal dataset, covering seventy weeks and over 48,000 accounts, from a popular Swiss online retailer. We focus on increased revenues and customer engagement as the benefit for the retailer. Our results show that customers registering multiple accounts in violation of the retailer’s policy comprise fewer than 11.5% of accounts, yet generate more than 27.6% of the retailer’s revenue. Specifically, their behavior leads to higher retailer revenues and greater engagement by other customers in the long-run. We discuss the implications of this insight for retailing managers as well as scholars.     

Customer perceived value,satisfaction, and loyalty: the role of willingness to share information

This study proposes and tests an integrative model to examine the relationships among customers’ willingness to share information, satisfaction, perceived value, and loyalty in a retailing context. This study extends research on customers’ willingness to share information from trust and privacy concerns toward key outcome measures such as perceived value, customer satisfaction, and loyalty, and is thus among the first to model customers’ willingness to share information with companies in robust theoretical retailing frameworks. The proposed relationships were tested using data from two retailing contexts – groceries (N = 429) and do-it-yourself (DIY) (N = 895). Findings from the two samples suggest that both perceived value and satisfaction are significant determinants of customers’ willingness to share information with a company. Although some differences emerge in the two studies, structural modeling largely supports the hypothesized framework and positions customers’ willingness to share information as an important antecedent of their loyalty intentions and behavior. This study provides practitioners with preliminary insight into the relationship between willingness to share information and perceived value, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty. This study advances retailing research, as it is one of the few empirical studies investigating the role of customers’ willingness to share information in driving loyalty and its relationship with perceived value and satisfaction in a retailing context.     

Localization and Customer Retention for Franchise Service Systems

This is one of the first studies to explore customer retention in reference to the franchisee–customer relationship. A subsequent objective was to examine localization and standardization from a franchise unit and system-level perspective. Data was collected using a self-administered survey based on customers of pet grooming services in Australia. Findings suggest that the addition of a customer retention perspective reveals a greater depth to the franchisee–customer relationship. Importantly, this implies that there are additional factors likely to influence franchisee–customer retention within franchise outlets. We suggest that individual franchise units, in cooperation with local customers, should co-create local marketing initiatives.     

Customer Interaction Management Capabilities on the Micro-Retail Fashion in Indonesia

This article aims to investigate and examine Customer Interaction Management Capabilities (CIMaC) as mediator in the relation of Market Intelligence Quality (MIQ) and Customer-Centric Commitment (CCC) with New Product Performance (NPP). A Structural Equation Model (SEM) is used to test the empirical research design, using the data retrieved from micro-retail owners in Central Java, Indonesia. A Confirmatory Factor Model is used to test the multi-dimensionality of a theoretical construct (construct validity test). The findings show that only MIQ influences NPP, while CCC does not. However, CIMaC genuinely mediate the relationship between MIQ and CCC with NPP. By investigating the literature of various market learning, CRM, NPD, and entrepreneurship, this study offers a unique analysis about the market intelligence quality, customer-centric commitment and its impacts on customer interaction management capability, and the new product performance. Conceptual discussion and empiric results explore the previous research about market orientation culture on micro businesses.