Titlebook: Cross-Cultural Design: Applications in Mobile Interaction, Education, Health, Tarnsport and Cultural; 7th International Co P.L. Patrick Rau

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,Zielgruppenorientierte Markenführung,veys on 13 dechnology (a portmanteau word of design and technology) products, this study aimed to understand the preferences and the characteristics of a specific online virtual community—the Internet and technology enthusiasts group. The study results revealed that the Internet and technology enthu

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,Zielgruppenorientierte Markenführung,isfaction metrics. Net promoter score, continuous purchase intention, product satisfaction, and the pros and cons of each of the metrics are discussed. The paper advocates understanding customer from a more comprehensive view than mere satisfaction. A new customer experience model is introduced.

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Der strategische Einsatz von Sprache, The empirical investigation was carried out with a positivistic approach and a sample size of 142 young females in Pakistan. As females get more financially independent in developing Asian nations it leads to a question whether their buying decisions are still dominated by external factors? It was

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Der strategische Einsatz von Sprache,me research has studied how Facebook affects users’ social capital. This study examines users’ language selection behaviors and analyzes their selections by applying the concept of cultural capital. It aims to provide information to designers to develop cross-cultural applications or web pages on Fa

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ent of joint ventures. Using a qualitative research approach, this paper first establishes the “VTIO” model, which serves as a model for analyzing cultural differences. Production mode is set to the center of the “VTIO” model. The core of culture is concluded as “sentiment, ethics and law”. V (value

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a is well nigh. To develop solutions in this direction, an understanding of users’ needs with respect to their cars is necessary. In this paper, we present our exploratory study of user’s driving behavior in urban India. We found that the basic need for a smart-car begins even before entering a car