Do 'bricks' branding lead to 'clicks' banking adoption? Perspectives for future researches
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M'Sallem, Wafa
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Univ Sousse, Res Unit MaPReCoB, Sousse, TunisiaUniv Sousse, Res Unit MaPReCoB, Sousse, Tunisia
M'Sallem, Wafa
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Mzoughi, Nabil
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Univ Sousse, Res Unit MaPReCoB, Sousse, TunisiaUniv Sousse, Res Unit MaPReCoB, Sousse, Tunisia
Mzoughi, Nabil
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[1] Univ Sousse, Res Unit MaPReCoB, Sousse, Tunisia
来源:
CREATING GLOBAL ECONOMIES THROUGH INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: THEORY & PRACTICE, VOLS 1-3
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2009年
关键词:
internet banking adoption;
corporate branding;
customer behavior;
WORD-OF-MOUTH;
INTERNET BANKING;
ELECTRONIC BANKING;
SELF-SERVICE;
ONLINE;
ACCEPTANCE;
QUALITY;
INNOVATIVENESS;
DETERMINANTS;
TECHNOLOGY;
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F [经济];
学科分类号:
02 ;
摘要:
While several studies are conducted to identify drivers and inhibitors of internet banking (IB) adoption, little is known about the impact and the potential of offline corporate branding on the adoption of IB. Internet is broadly discussed as a mean of business differentiation and source of corporate branding. However it is still unclear whether the effects of the latter on consumer behavior have the same merit in the online banking context. The aim of this article is to clarify the relevancy of the corporate branding on customer behavior toward online banking. It reviews the previous results obtained until now by researchers and highlights some less explored avenues.