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    题名: 從服務記憶來探討消費者對線上線下消費轉換之影響
    Exploring customer switching in O2O e-commerce: The perspective of service memory
    作者: 高洋洋
    Gao, Yang-Yang
    贡献者: 洪為璽
    楊建民
    高洋洋
    Gao, Yang-Yang
    关键词: 服務記憶
    O2O商務模式
    轉換成本
    轉換意圖
    Service Memory
    Online-to-Offline Business Model
    Switching Intention
    Switching Behavior
    日期: 2019
    上传时间: 2019-08-07 16:09:06 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 隨著資訊科技的發展，以及智慧型手機的普及化，新的電子商務模式- O2O（Online to Offline）已經興起。O2O是結合線上和線下消費的流程，這一模式很大程度上也改變了傳統的商業模式，使得交易方式變得更加多元化。本研究參考現有理性行為理論和線上、線下購物特有的因素，通過內隱記憶和外顯記憶以及服務的觀點，來了解它們對服務記憶的影響以及有哪些因素會影響到消費者從線下消費轉線上消費的轉換意圖，和服務記憶對於消費者對線下消費轉線上消費轉換意圖的影響。本研究進行問卷調查，共搜集了672份問卷，刪除42份無效問卷後得到630份有效問卷。本研究發現以下重要結果：（1）內隱記憶對於消費者線下消費轉線上消費意圖具有負向影響。（2）外顯記憶對於消費者線下消費轉線上消費意圖具有正向影響。（3）購物便利性對於消費者線下消費轉線上消費意圖具有正向影響。（4）資訊搜尋對於消費者線下消費轉線上消費意圖具有正向影響。（5）多樣性搜尋對於消費者線下消費轉線上消費意圖具有正向影響。（6）消費者的線下消費轉線上消費意圖對於消費者的轉換行為具有正向影響。（7）轉換成本對於內隱記憶、購物便利性和消費者的線下消費轉線上消費的轉換意圖之間的關係具有調節作用。本研究結果未來可供學術界和產業界做發展O2O商務之參考。
    With the development of information technology and the popularization of smart phones, the new e-commerce model—O2O (Online to Offline) has rapidly emerged. O2O is the combination of online and offline e-commerce processes. This model has changed the traditional business model and diversified the commerce transaction processes. This study is focused on the rational behavior theory and the relevant factors of online and offline shopping. Through the perspectives of implicit memory, explicit memory, and service, we tend to understand their influence on service memory and how relevant factors will affect consumers` conversions between offline to online and online to offline consumptions. Moreover, it is to study whether the conversion intentions and service memories of online consumption have an impact on consumers` conversion intentions for consumption of offline consumption. This study conducted a questionnaire survey, collected a total of 672 questionnaires, and deleted 420 valid questionnaires after deleting 42 invalid questionnaires. This research provides several key findings. Firstly, shopping convenience, information seeking, and variety search have positive effect on consumers` switching intentions from offline to online. Implicit memory, explicit memory these two variables have negative effect on consumers` switching intentions from offline to online on the other hand. Secondly, consumers` switching intentions from offline to online have positive affect to consumers’ behavior. Finally, switching cost has a moderating effect on the impacts on the switching intention of consumers made from implicit memory and shopping convenience. The results contribute both academic and practical development of e-commerce.
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    描述: 碩士
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    資訊管理學系
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    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201900534
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