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|a Electronic, Mobile and Ubiquitous Commerce -- Consumers' Acceptance of a Voice Commerce Application in FMCG in Germany, U.S. and U.K. -- A Survey Study on Successful Marketing Factors for Douyin (Tik-Tok) -- Research on Experience Evaluation of Taobao Shopping Platform Service -- Enhanced Product Presentation with Augmented Reality: The Role of Affective Reactions and Authenticity -- Dimensions of Retail Customer Experience and Its Outcomes: A Literature Review and Directions for Future Research -- Users' Reception of Product Recommendations: Analyses Based on Eye Tracking Data -- Augmented Reality: Does it Encourage Customer Loyalty -- Application of User Research in E-commerce App Design -- Social Commerce: The Mediating Effects of Trust and Value Co-Creation on Social Sharing and Shopping Intentions -- Dark Patterns in Online Shopping: Of Sneaky Tricks, Perceived Annoyance and Respective Brand Trust -- Methodical Framework and Case Study for Εmpowering Customer-Centricity in an E-Commerce Agency-the Experience Logic as Key Component of User Experience Practices within Αgile IT Project Teams -- HCI in Finance and Industry -- How Blockchain Innovations Emerge: From the Perspective of Knowledge Search -- The Impact of Integrated Market power on Trade Credit and Cash Holding in US Retail Sector -- Disentangling Technostress and Financial Stress Impacts on Users' Psychophysiological Responses and Coping Behaviors in the Context of Mobile Banking -- Structure-Behavior Coalescence Method for Mobile Payment FinTech Service Systems Design -- Human factors in Industry 4.0 and Lean Information Management: Remodeling the Instructions in a Shop Floor -- Customer Solution Design -- A New Agile Role Needed in the Automotive Industry to Support Digital Transformation -- Mobile Wallet Adoption: Does Ubiquity Make a Difference -- Transferring Customers Trust and Loyalty on Offline Banks towards Online Payment Platforms in Integrated Ecosystem -- Information Technology as Enabler of Transparency in Food Supply Chains -- An Empirical Study -- Work and Business Operations -- The New Normal? Motivators for and Hindrances to Telework -- Addressing the "Unseens": Digital Wellbeing in the Remote Workplace -- An Analysis and Evaluation of the Design Space for Online Job Hunting and Recruitment Software -- Perceptions of Using Tracking and Tracing Systems in Work Environments -- A User Interface for Personalising WS-BPEL Scenarios -- Blockchain-Based Load Carrier Management in the Physical Internet -- The Study of Factors Influencing the Adoption of Cloud-Based ERP System: The Perspective of Transaction Cost Economics -- Organizational Resilience: Examining the Influence of Information Cost and Organizational Capacity on Business Continuity Management -- Innovation, Collaboration, and Knowledge Sharing -- A Study of Teamwork's Productivity and Search Behavior Using Talent Themes for Grouping -- The Effect of Gamification on Knowledge Contribution in Online Q&A Communities: A Perspective of Social Comparison -- Usability Assessment of a Jurisprudence System -- Inside-out: How Internal Social Media Platforms Can Accelerate Innovation and Push External Crowdsourcing towards New Frontiers -- The Need for New Education Platforms that Support Inclusive Social Learning: A Case Study of Online and Hybrid K-12 Learning Experience During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Enterprise Social Media Use in Classroom Team Project: A Mixed-Methods Exploration of the Effects of Affordances on Team Productivity and Use -- Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence -- Toward a Theory of Digital Mindfulness: A Case of Smartphone-based Self-monitoring -- Haptic Interaction for VR: Use-Cases for Learning and UX, Using the Example of the BMBF project SmartHands -- Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Compliance Check -- Privacy, Ethics, Trust, and UX Challenges as Reflected in Google's People and AI Guidebook -- An Experiment on the Impact of Information on the Trust in Artificial Intelligence -- Empirical Research as a Challenge in Day-to-Day Teaching during the Pandemic of 2020/21 -- Practical Solutions -- Designing the Empathetic Research IoT Network (ERIN) Chatbot for Mental Health Resources -- The Effect of Hubert Dreyfus's Epistemological Assumption on the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence -- Human-Robot Interactions Design for Interview Process: Needs-Affordances-Features Perspective.
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