Adaptable and Adaptive E-Commerce Interfaces: An Empirical Investigation of User Acceptance

Alotaibi, Mutlaq B.

doi:10.4304/jcp.8.8.1923-1933

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“…Moreover, respondents were divided about where the control should be: with them or the system, which coincides with findings in, e.g. e-learning studies (Alotaibi, 2013). Thus, on health websites, adaptivity and adaptability should co-exist and complement one-another.…”

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confidence: 68%

“…Importantly, the majority of the target users claimed they had not experienced personalisation on health-websites, confirming the lack of (adequate) personalised services in this domain. Moreover, respondents were divided about where the control should be: with them or the system, which coincides with findings in, e.g., e-learning studies (Alotaibi, 2013). Thus, on health-websites, adaptivity and adaptability should co-exist and complement one-another.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Two main approaches are applied to personalisation (Frias-Martinez et al, 2009): adaptive systems automatically adapt system services to the user model (Brusilovsky, 1996); whereas adaptable systems rely on manual user tuning (Frias-Martinez et al, 2009). Research suggests that the user-system control process influences users' behavioural intentions (Alotaibi, 2013). Thus, this paper also analyses the target population's preference for adaptivity versus adaptability on cancerrelated websites.…”

Section: Online Personalisationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Do personalisation and emotions affect the use of cancer-related websites?

Bazdarevic

Cristea

2017

OIR

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Abstract:Purpose This paper explores the type of personalisation services satisfying the needs of cancer websites' target users, and the influence of their emotional states on website usage intentions. Design/methodologyThree data collection methods were employed. Survey questionnaires were distributed to online health users. Interviews with representatives of the cancer-affected population further explored emotions as stimuli for online cancer-related activities. Finally, availability of personalisation features was evaluated on existing health websites in B&H and the UK. FindingsA clear preference emerged for personalisation on cancer-related websites. There are specific personalisation features the cancer-affected population desires. Interestingly, certain emotions were found to stimulate visits to health-websites. Research and practical implicationsFighting cancer implies constant support, including from cancer-related websites. It is thus vital to understand the required personalisation, stemming from target users' actual needs, including the neglected user characteristics, as are emotions for cancer-affected people. This supports emotion-based personalisation. Originality/valueThe paper focuses on the cancer-affected population, and developing a comprehensive understanding of their personalisation needs in online health services. It further shows which emotions influence intentions to use cancer websites. The three concepts combined have not yet been studied, to the best of the authors' knowledge.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Do personalisation and emotions affect the use of cancer-related websites?

Bazdarevic

Cristea

2017

OIR

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“…Besides, this system can effectively reduce negotiation cost, including business trip expenses, express fee and time cost, etc. [26][27].…”

Section: A Satisfy Enterprises' Urgent Need Of Remote Business Negotmentioning

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Designing and Implementation of an Online System for Electronic Contract Negotiation Based on Electronic Signature

Zhu

2014

JSW

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The contract is the bridge to transaction, as well as the core of business practice. Accompanying with the development of electronic commerce, contract negotiation under more complicated environment in advantage of internet is becoming increasingly urgent. This paper briefly introduces the status of electronic signature and electronic contract in China, then presents a reference architecture for an online system for electronic contract negotiation and signature in detail. This architecture is systematically designed on the basis of electronic signature technology to realize online contract signing, electronic contract storage on the trusted third party and online or offline verifications. All above ensures electronic contract's confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiation, makes a breakthrough for electronic signature in business field, and realizes the electronization in the whole process of business negotiation.

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“…In these cases, besides the wide variety of devices, their continuous technological evolution demands the permanent development of new personalisation strategies. Although personalisation has demonstrated advantages (Alotaibi, 2013;Kwon and Kim, 2012) in web applications, two factors complicate its inclusion in a business environment: the frequent change of personalisation strategies for each business, and the technical complexity to integrate these strategies in a short time. Personalisation strategies can change continuously as a natural result of getting closer to diverse audiences; and, they can change in response to organisational interests and market evolution.…”

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Reference software architecture for improving modifiability of personalised web applications - a controlled experiment

Cobaleda

Mazo

Becerra

et al. 2016

IJWET

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International audienceAlthough web personalisation has been studied for the last two decades, there remains a need to address current challenges: context-awareness and the inclusion in a business environment. The wide variety of mobile devices and their continuous technological evolution demands the permanent development of new personalisation strategies. Additionally, two factors complicate the inclusion of personalised web applications in a business environment: the frequent change of personalisation strategies for each business, and the technical complexity to integrate these strategies in a short time. We propose a reference architecture as a tool to favour their modifiability. Moreover, our proposal facilitates the opportunity for enterprises to adopt web-personalised systems into their business as a strategic tool. A controlled experiment validates our approach; we compare five change scenarios that are implemented under two architectures: experimental and control architecture. We used change scenarios derived from a real Brazilian e-commerce enterprise. 352 L-V. Cobaleda et al

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Adaptable and Adaptive E-Commerce Interfaces: An Empirical Investigation of User Acceptance

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

Do personalisation and emotions affect the use of cancer-related websites?

Do personalisation and emotions affect the use of cancer-related websites?

Designing and Implementation of an Online System for Electronic Contract Negotiation Based on Electronic Signature

Reference software architecture for improving modifiability of personalised web applications - a controlled experiment

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