نتائج البحث - "期望確認模型"

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結合個人創新特質與期望確認模型探討行動APPS持續使用行為之研究 ; Integrating personal innovativeness and expectancy confirmation model to explore the continued usage behavior of mobile APPS

المؤلفون: 游英雪, Yu, Ying-Hsueh

المساهمون: 淡江大學企業管理學系碩士在職專班, 吳坤山, 羅惠瓊, Wu, Kun-Shan, Lo, Hui-Chiung

مصطلحات موضوعية: 個人創新特質, 期望確認模型, 持續使用意願, 最小平方估計法, APPS, Personal Innovativeness, Expectancy Confirmation Model, Continuance Intention, Partial Least Square

Relation: 一、中文文獻： 1. 丁鴻裕(2011)。抓住消費者的遊戲喜好-Angry birds成功要素分析。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。 2. 池文海等(2010)。探討瀏覽影音部落格沈浸經驗的前因與後果。電子商務研究，第八卷第二期，183-208。 3. 余鑑等(2011)。數位學習知覺與使用意圖間影響之研究。電子商務研究，第九卷第三期，323-352。 4. 李敏正(2003)。延伸計劃行為理論以預測WWW持續使用之研究。高雄第一科技大學資訊管理學系碩士論文。 5. 李煉祥(2011)。智慧型手機軟體商店之商業模式分析。國立中央大學資訊管理系碩士學位論文。 6. 林柏齊(2011)。全球行動電話市場預測, 2011~2015。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。 7. 哈燒王(2011)。Gartner預測2012行動APP十大趨勢。http://www.hot3c.com/read.asp?class=1&id=16946。 8. 姜阳(2009)。电信移动增值业务客户使用行为研究。北京邮电大学博士研究生学位论文。 9. 相元翰(2011)。雲端應用Apps商業模式分析。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。 10. 許麗玲等(2010)。探討Blog使用者持續採用行為之研究—以期望確認理論為基礎。資訊管理學報，第十五卷第四期，1-23。 11. 郭家蓉與魏傳虔(2011)。由雲端服務看Apple、Google、Amazon、Microsoft經營模式之轉變。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。 12. 郭莹莹(2010)。移动互联网业务持续使用影响因素研究。北京邮电大学硕士学位论文。 13. 黃文楷(2007)。探討Blog使用者持續採用行為之研究－以期望確認理論為基礎。國立高雄第一科技大學資訊管理系碩士學位論文。 14. 劉倫彤(2011)。攝影新興App服務-Camera+。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。 15. 數位時代(2011)。網路已死？消費者使用行動app時間首度超越上網時間。http://www.bnext.com.tw/focus/view/cid/103/id/18959。 16. 蔡秀媛(2006)。行動通訊加值服務使用者滿意度、購買意向與品牌忠誠行為關係之研究-整合科技接受模型與計畫行為理論。東吳大學國際貿易學系碩士學位論文。 17. 鄧偉志(2008)。以任務/科技配適構面擴充期望確認理論-以ERP系統為例。國立中央大學企業管理研究所碩士學位論文。 18. 鐘國晉與蔡玉青(2011)。全球行動電話用戶數預測, 2011~2015。資策會產業情報研究所(MIC)。二、英文文獻 1. 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