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Recent service research has paid increasing attention to the effect that emotions displayed by service employees have on customer hedonic well-being. However, fairly little is known about contextual Read More »
The relationship between customer orientation and export performance has been assumed in the literature to have a linear relationship, neglecting the possibility of non-linear relationships between Read More »
This research differentiates between social support received by experienced and novice service users at success and failure times of the service experience and examines their differential effects on Read More »
This study takes a look at critical incidents occurred in service encounters as experienced by the customers. This is done by analyzing word-of-mouth communications on a forum for public opinion Read More »
Although the role of emotions receives increasing attention in service research, hitherto literature has not focused on the construct of emotional contagion, which is understood as a customer’s Read More »
Prior research has documented a general positive relationship between the deployment of customer analytics and firm performance. In this research we focus on the retailing industry, an industry Read More »
In today’s competitive environment in which retailers operate, store equity is seen as a key differentiating factor. However, to date there is little research on the dimensionality of the store Read More »
We investigate the impact of additional product information generated by the use of mobile apps on purchase decisions. We propose that additional product information provided by mobile apps Read More »
The range of Internet-enabled devices that shoppers use to search for product information or to purchase online expands. Based on the findings of a first qualitative study, we provide an overview of Read More »
This research examines underdog brand biographies— narratives on brands’ passion and determination leading to success despite the lack of resources (Paharia et al., 2011)—and shows positive Read More »