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Innovation for E-Services Management
Abstract
Over the last several years traditional services (face to face) have been transferred over to the electronic environment on the the Web, also known as E-Services. There is very little knowledge to know how and why these services are used by consumers based on their knowledge and experience and motivation, ease of use, and usefulness of e-services, acceptance, and continued usage for e-services. This research explores the theoretical framework for developing e-services acceptance model (E-SAM).
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