Korean Journal of Artificial Intelligence (한국인공지능학회지)

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A study on Customer satisfaction and Repurchase intention on Chinese Mobile service

  • SU, Shuai (Shandong university of political science and law)
  • Received : 2019.05.23
  • Accepted : 2019.06.17
  • Published : 2019.06.30
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Abstract

This study to investigate Mobile service quality factors influencing on customer satisfaction and repurchase intention for the research purpose. This study collected data by a survey method for an empirical. A total of 340 replies were used for data analysis. While 340 replies were collected from Chinese users of Mobile e-commerce. Our results support previous researches to results of SPSS analysis all of the 7 hypotheses, 4 hypotheses are adopted and 3 are deleted. After an empirical analysis of this study, the academic implications are as follows. As there have not been many academic studies related to mobile commerce quality, this study can be a meaningful framework when quality factors associated with mobile commerce are being analyzed. This paper as the mobile commerce industry is very sensitive to environmental changes, academic research that can be used to cope with these changes is continuously required. Further studies should be carried out to overcome limitations that have not been analyzed by this study.

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