Panic Buying Perception in Walian Satu Sub-District, Tomohon City

Turambi, Revno D.; Wuryaningrat, Nikolas Fajar

doi:10.32535/ijabim.v0i0.870

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“…Most countries are far from being over this health crisis. This might cause people to stay indoors, they do not want to risk getting infected for going out to buy clothes they might not even get to wear anytime soon (Turambi & Wuryaningrat, 2020). However, even with the current situation, it is not particularly often that people buy clothes online.…”

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Improving Online Customer Satisfaction: A Study on Biba

Pérez-Restrepo

López

Singh³

et al. 2021

IJAFAP

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This paper aims to study the online shopping experience of Biba, the Indian brand for women's ethnic apparel to propose pertinent changes to improve the satisfaction of their customers when buying online in the context of the current global pandemic. This study employed a survey as a primary source, and relevant academic literature as secondary sources. The findings revealed the amount of apparel bought online has increased during the pandemic in addition to some general difficulties when buying clothes online and a general feeling of dissatisfaction. Other findings suggest that it is pertinent for Biba to make various changes, like a website makeover, the creation of a mobile phone application, and the diversification of their models’ catalog.

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Improving Online Customer Satisfaction: A Study on Biba

Pérez-Restrepo

López

Singh³

et al. 2021

IJAFAP

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“…Furthermore, according to Ginting and Sianturi (2005), both males and females assume choice making to be influenced by their lifestyle. Widyatama et al (2020) and Turambi & Wuryaningrat (2020) highlighted product uniqueness to drive consumers' choice. Suryana et al (2008) stated that changes in this factor inspired by advertisement can increase modern laundry sales.…”

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Lifestyle and Consumers’ Choice of Laundry Services in Manado City: An Empirical Study

Kaligis

2020

IJABIM

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Lifestyle, including activities, interests, and opinions, influences consumer shopping behaviour and decisions in laundry businesses. It relates to individual’s way of life, use of money and time, expressed in activities, interests, and opinions. Therefore, those partaking in this business need to understand their consumers’ lifestyle, for complete information on what products to offer, innovate, and promote. This study was conducted in Malalayang, Paal 2, Boulevard, and the areas surrounding Sam Ratulangi Airport, the central areas of modern laundry businesses in Manado. The findings suggest that lifestyle simultaneously conferred a positive and significant effect on consumer’s laundry service preference. Therefore, every related dimension, including activities, interests, and opinions, also significantly affects the parameter under investigation.

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many losses that impact changes to employees' preparation in facing the Industry 4.0 era. The Indonesian government was forced to issue a policy of physical distancing and or Large-Scale Social Distancing (LSSD) in various regions, temporarily closing schools and universities, banning worship in churches and mosques, and also work from home for employees of the company, which certainly affect companies' performance (Turambi & Wuryaningrat, 2020). An employee who usually uses work equipment in the office must adjust to working from home.…”

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The Analysis of Factors Affecting Preparation Level for the Industry 4.0 Era in the COVID-19 Pandemic on Employees in DKI Jakarta

Setiadi

Franky

2021

Society (Bangka. Online)

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This study analyses significant factors affecting the level of preparation for the industry 4.0 era related to anxiety about the COVID-19 pandemic on employees in DKI Jakarta. Apart from being influenced by the anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic, the level of preparation for the industry 4.0 is also differentiated by gender, age, education, marital status, decreasing income, and loyalty. Therefore, companies can arrange the planning related to preparing the industry 4.0 during the COVID-19 pandemic if those factors have been figured out. This study used a quantitative method, and the population of this study is full-time employees in DKI Jakarta. The sample was selected by using the snowball sampling technique distributed to 12 companies in DKI Jakarta. The distribution was conducted through the WhatsApp application for a month, and it was gained 228 respondents. Snowball sampling technique used in correlation with the implementation of large-scale social restrictions caused by COVID-19 pandemic. The data analysis used a multiple linear regression model. The results show that factors affecting the level of employees’ preparation in DKI Jakarta for industry 4.0 related to the anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic are loyalty and a decrease in income.

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Panic Buying Perception in Walian Satu Sub-District, Tomohon City

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Improving Online Customer Satisfaction: A Study on Biba

Improving Online Customer Satisfaction: A Study on Biba

Lifestyle and Consumers’ Choice of Laundry Services in Manado City: An Empirical Study

The Analysis of Factors Affecting Preparation Level for the Industry 4.0 Era in the COVID-19 Pandemic on Employees in DKI Jakarta

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