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Handbook of Research on Management of Cultural Products: E-Relationship Marketing and Accessibility Perspectives
The quality of information exchanged in e-commerce based business transactions.
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E-Relationship for Web-Based Tourism Promotion: A Review of Literature
Arunasalam Sambhanthan (University of Portsmouth, UK) and Alice Good (University of Portsmouth, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-5007-7.ch019
Abstract
Tourism has been featured as a rapidly growing industry with excellent opportunities for business development. There are several success factors which determine the growth of the tourism promotional endeavors of the hotels. This chapter evaluates four of the key success factors related to web based tourism promotion: trust, electronic service quality, usability and accessibility. The theoretical models available for measuring the aforementioned success factors are evaluated along with the survey on the development of research activities in these four fronts. The theoretical frameworks within each concept categories are compared and contrasted to infer the competitive advantage of each model in modeling web based tourism promotion activities. Finally, the conclusions are made on the basis of the analysis undertaken on the conceptual models in each of these categories.
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Computing and Information Ethics Education Research
A domain within computing and information ethics; Computing and information professionals must consider the quality of software or data they are creating, providing, owning, accessing, using, transforming, managing, or governing. Low quality software or data have led to loss of human life.
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An Exploratory Study on the Information Quality Satisfaction of Central Cyber Government Office of the Hong Kong Government
Information quality is “the quality of the information that the systems produces” (DeLone & McLean, 1992). It can further divided into four data quality (DQ) categories, viz. Intrinsic DQ, Contextual DQ, Representational DQ, and Accessibility DQ (Wang & Strong, 1996).
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A Theoretical Model of Observed Health Benefits of PACS Implementation
Concerned with such issues as the relevance, timeliness, and accuracy of information generated by an information system (Seddon, 1997).
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Critical Antecedents of Trust in E-Government Services in Turkey
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Modeling Content Quality for the Web 2.0 and Follow-on Applications
which is a quality dimension for a Web product and it is represented by the content characteristic in the quality model.
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Roadmap to Gaining Customer Satisfaction: A Case of Talian Darussalam
High quality data must be essentially good, fitting to the task, distinctly expressed and easily accessible.
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Information Quality and Value
Quality information is needed to clear decision-making about what products develop, for what customers, at what cost, through which distribution channels, reducing the uncertainty that a new product/service development always brings with it. It warrants best results when competing with other organizations. To be considered of quality, information must meet several criteria such as: completeness, accessibility, accuracy, precision, objectivity, consistency, relevancy, timeliness, and intelligibility.
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A New Web Site Quality Assessment Model for the Web 2.0 Era
Quality dimensions related to information a website provides including completeness, timeliness, comprehensibility, trustworthy, presentation variability, architecture, and search capability
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Quality and Online Banking Case Study: “We Bank” Attijari Bank in Tunisia
Reflects the performance of the banking information system.
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Improving Public Sector Service Delivery through Knowledge Sharing
The accuracy, completeness, timeliness and utility of performance related information that is used as the basis of management decision making.
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Dynamics of User-Generated Content in Industry 4.0
This talks about the overall ratings given by the consumer for eWOM Recommendations.
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The Influence of Social Media Data on Online Purchase: A Study on Relative Advantage of Social Commerce
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Stump: A Model for the Adoption, Implementation, and Use of M-Learning or E-Learning Platform
A desirable characteristic of a system output which measures the quality of the information that the system generates and its usefulness to the user.
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The Concept of Disinformation
Features of information that people typically desire, such as accuracy, completeness, comprehensibility, and accessibility.
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A Web Metadata Based-Model for Information Quality Prediction
is a multidimensional concept, since users must deal with both subjective perceptions of the individuals involved with the data, and objective measurements based on the dataset under evaluation (Pipino et al., 2002).
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