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IT Service Climate: An Extension to IT Service Quality Research
2008
Journal of the AIS
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Building on research into climate from the organizational psychology literature, we propose a new construct, IT Service Climate, and a theoretical model that links IT Service Climate with antecedents and ...
In this research, we investigate the other side of the IT-user relationship and look inside the IT function to identify variables that could affect IT service quality. ...
We thank the senior editor and reviewers for their comments and suggestions. An extended abstract of an earlier version of the paper was included in ICIS 2005 Proceedings. ...
doi:10.17705/1jais.00159
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A Conjoint Approach to Understanding IT Application Services Outsourcing
2009
Journal of the AIS
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Our results found that the three most significant drivers of an IT application service choice were cost, risk, and vendor capability. ...
Based upon this, we offer implications for decision-makers and researchers, along with directions for future research. ...
Manoj Agrawal at Binghamton University for his valuable comments and guidance in the Conjoint design. ...
doi:10.17705/1jais.00209
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"Deal with it": How coping with e-service innovation affects the customer experience
2019
Journal of Business Research
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If e-service providers want to avoid losing existing customers, they must understand how customers deal with the changes introduced by incremental innovations and the resulting impacts on the customer ...
To address these research questions, the current study proposes a conceptual model based on service innovation, appraisal and coping, and customer experience theories and empirically tests it with data ...
Conceptual model and hypotheses of how customers deal with the change introduced by incremental e-service innovation and its consequences. ...
doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.05.036
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Understanding user behaviour and its metrics
2007
Information Services and Use
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This is a timely issue for the British Library as it revisits its science, technology and medical strategy to meet its own changing needs as well as the needs of new generations of researchers. ...
This will require adaptations to our information and knowledge services and policies, something I suspect applies to all ICSTI members here engaged in service provision. ...
Acknowledgements Special thanks to Penny Bunch, Emma Cass, Elisabeth Maître-Allain and to Antoine Raulin for their efforts in organizing the workshop, and to Morgan Wolfe for her contributions to the summary ...
doi:10.3233/isu-2007-271-202
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Service robots, agency and embarrassing service encounters
2021
Journal of Service Management
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Specifically, the authors examine how customers respond to service robots in the context of embarrassing service encounters.Design/methodology/approachThis study employs a mixed-method approach, whereby ...
an in-depth qualitative study (study 1) is followed by two lab experiments (studies 2 and 3).FindingsResults show that interactions with service robots attenuated customers' anticipated embarrassment. ...
Then, we examine the reasons why and how service robots can potentially mitigate embarrassment. ...
doi:10.1108/josm-12-2020-0435
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The Impact of Endogenous Motivations on Adoption of IT-Enabled Services
2013
Journal of Service Research
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The proposed model integrates the theory of planned behavior and the self-determination theory and is tested with survey data gathered from 462 users and 537 nonusers of home energy management services ...
For this reason, this study aims at augmenting the understanding of how different types of motivation determine consumers' intention to adopt transformative services. ...
Acknowledgements The authors would like to thank the major German energy provider for providing access and grants to support the data collection. ...
doi:10.1177/1094670512474841
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Contextual layers of service experience in professional business services
2018
The journal of business & industrial marketing
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2) How specific characteristics of professional service context may influence customer experience at these different layers? ...
We tie the discussion concerning different contextual layers of service experience to this specific operating context with the aim of identifying their importance and influence in service experience. ...
This creates both positive and negative aspects for managers of professional business service firms to deal with; e.g. how to encourage these kinds of relationships to be formed and further maintained ...
doi:10.1108/jbim-10-2017-0255
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Bradley's "my station and its duties" and its moral (in)significance
2019
Zeitschrift für Ethik und Moralphilosophie
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I argue that Bradley rejects the normative thesis of MSID theory that identifies moral obligation with social requirements because he finds bottom-up idealization (what ought to be must conform to what ...
My argument relies on a detailed analysis of "my station and its duties". ...
The greater part of the work on this paper was carried out in the Spring of 2016 at Harris Manchester College (University of Oxford), and I feel indebted to its staff and members for their assistance, ...
doi:10.1007/s42048-019-00049-0
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Products and services in cyberspace
2005
International Journal of Information Management
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In this paper we focus on business-to-consumer (B2C) markets and explore consumer products and services in cyberspace, distinguishing them along a number of dimensions. ...
Consequently, the concept of products and services requires study. ...
Physical spaces form important constituent parts of what we might call "settings", to which a set of social norms instructing us how to behave are attached. ...
doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2005.04.005
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Human Resources Performance in Service Encounters – A Customer Service Case Study
2011
Economia: Seria Management
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But can we talk about efficiency in terms of human resources and their allocation to a specific task? And how one asses the activity of the employees when considering service encounters? ...
As per an economic perspective, this term may also mean a minimum quantity of supplies which can generate a maximum result. ...
Acknowledgements This work was cofinaced from the European Social Fund through Sectoral Operational Programme Human Resources Development 2007-2013 project number POSDRU/107/1.5/S/77213 "Ph.D. for a career ...
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Modeling the Human Side of Service Delivery
2009
Service Science
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The principles we outline apply to services with both high and low customer contact. ...
We by no means describe all of them or even the entire body of research for those we do mention. ...
it does and the ways it does things, particularly relative to how the organization will go about coping with the challenges it faces. ...
doi:10.1287/serv.1.3.154
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SERVICE MARKETING
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2022
Zenodo
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Service marketing for BBA, Bcom and MBA ...
It is vital to define an aspiration centered on what matters to customers-and on how it affects your business. ...
Customers want to do business with companies that keep their promises, particularly their promises about the service outcomes and core service attributes. ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.6295073
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The Service-Dominant Logic of Marketing and Marketing Ethics
2011
Journal of Business Ethics
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from the viewpoint of Marketing Ethics and concluded that whilst S-D logic does not have explicit ethical content, the Foundational Premises (FPs) of S-D logic do have implicit ethical content. ...
However, it should be pointed out that whilst the article explores the ethical potential of S-D logic it does not privilege any particular ethical position or code. ...
and, 'How can the values of our customers be taken into account?' For Marketing theorists the questions revolve around 'Why do people have these values?' ...
doi:10.1007/s10551-011-0823-z
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Systematic e-Service Innovation
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2021
E-Service [Working Title]
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The number of service challenges is very finite, and guaranteed that someone, somewhere has already solved your service problem. 3. ...
Most service innovation attempts fail on their first day because they begin from a false understanding of what customers want. ...
When dealing with complex systems, as we inevitably are when it comes to innovation, such a task is fraught with difficulties. ...
doi:10.5772/intechopen.96463
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Enterprise Oriented Services
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2010
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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We describe a service-oriented framework that supports how distributed enterprises can collaborate on doing work. Our model separates the concerns of doing from managing work. ...
Executing service plans can then be modified in real-time, providing the enterprise with agility and flexibility. ...
For simplicity we have depicted a small set of representative hub-teams that deal with managing operations, governances, and the customer. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-16132-2_8
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