Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.

E-commerce is becoming a major contributor to the worldwide economic system, owing to its adaptability and ease of use for both customers and service providers. Recommender systems are embedded in most modern e-commerce websites, as efficient tools for guiding users to view additional items provided...

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Main Authors: Ali Abumalloh, R., Ibrahim, O., Nilashi, M.
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Published: Elsevier Ltd. 2020
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spelling my.utm.869142020-10-22T04:14:29Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/86914/ Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce. Ali Abumalloh, R. Ibrahim, O. Nilashi, M. QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science E-commerce is becoming a major contributor to the worldwide economic system, owing to its adaptability and ease of use for both customers and service providers. Recommender systems are embedded in most modern e-commerce websites, as efficient tools for guiding users to view additional items provided by e-commerce portals. These items are matched with customers' interests depending on their current activities, or on preferences stated in their profiles. As service providers are more concerned with the long-term behavior of customers, and specifically customer loyalty (which bears directly on the long-term success of e-commerce websites), most recommender systems have been developed to consider that aspect. This study investigates the major factors in the loyalty formation of female online shoppers through an e-commerce recommender agent. A new model is introduced, developed, and analyzed for helping to improve e-commerce customer loyalty via the recommender systems. Based on the implications of the results, we can understand research constructs and highlight research outcomes to help in managing recommender systems more effectively. Elsevier Ltd. 2020-05 Article PeerReviewed Ali Abumalloh, R. and Ibrahim, O. and Nilashi, M. (2020) Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce. Technology in Society, 61 . ISSN 0160-791X https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.techsoc.2020.101253 DOI:10.1016/j.techsoc.2020.101253
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topic QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
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Ali Abumalloh, R.
Ibrahim, O.
Nilashi, M.
Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
description E-commerce is becoming a major contributor to the worldwide economic system, owing to its adaptability and ease of use for both customers and service providers. Recommender systems are embedded in most modern e-commerce websites, as efficient tools for guiding users to view additional items provided by e-commerce portals. These items are matched with customers' interests depending on their current activities, or on preferences stated in their profiles. As service providers are more concerned with the long-term behavior of customers, and specifically customer loyalty (which bears directly on the long-term success of e-commerce websites), most recommender systems have been developed to consider that aspect. This study investigates the major factors in the loyalty formation of female online shoppers through an e-commerce recommender agent. A new model is introduced, developed, and analyzed for helping to improve e-commerce customer loyalty via the recommender systems. Based on the implications of the results, we can understand research constructs and highlight research outcomes to help in managing recommender systems more effectively.
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author Ali Abumalloh, R.
Ibrahim, O.
Nilashi, M.
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Ibrahim, O.
Nilashi, M.
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title Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
title_short Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
title_full Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
title_fullStr Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
title_full_unstemmed Loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
title_sort loyalty of young female arabic customers towards recommendation agents: a new model for b2c e-commerce.
publisher Elsevier Ltd.
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url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/86914/
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