Customer readiness to co-production of mobile banking services: a customer-only co-production perspective

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作者
Yalley, Andrews A. [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Cape Coast, Dept Mkt & Supply Chain Management, Sch Business, Cape Coast, Ghana
关键词
Customer-only co-production; Customer readiness for co-production; Co-production; Mobile banking; Technology-based services; Services productivity; VALUE CO-CREATION; RESOURCE-BASED VIEW; SELF-EFFICACY; SOCIALIZATION TACTICS; CONSUMER ADOPTION; PARTIAL EMPLOYEES; DOMINANT LOGIC; PARTICIPATION; TECHNOLOGY; PRODUCTIVITY;
D O I
10.1057/s41264-021-00105-0
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F [经济];
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摘要
This paper aimed to identify the antecedents and corollary of customer readiness for co-production in customer-only co-production services using mobile banking services as a context. Using a structured questionnaire, data were gathered from a sample of mobile banking customers in Ghana and the UK and the data analysis was facilitated by structural equation modelling. From the findings, the antecedents were customer socialisation, customer self-efficacy and customer motivation and the corollary was service productivity. The findings provide managers of customer-only co-production or technology-based services particularly mobile banking services with the specific factors that can be managed strategically and tactically to enhance customer readiness for co-production and service productivity. This study is one of a kind to conceptualise and empirically identify the antecedents and corollary of customer readiness for co-production within the customer-only co-production context. However, as the study was limited to mobile banking services, future studies might test the research model in other customer-only technology-based services.
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页数:15
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