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Beyond Shopping Carts

DateDec, 2006
Pages15
Price / format$4500 / Online Download

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Abstract:

This IDC study, based on a study of attitudes, behaviors, and assessments of 1,514 consumers, including those both with and without experience with online shopping, details our structural equation model (SEM) that associates a measure of purchase intention with four key factors underlying perceptions of the Web shopping experience. In addition, using a simulation tool developed for use with the SEM, one can measure the sensitivity of purchase intention to each the four factors as well as their underlying components.

"By examining Internet households that are highly likely to purchase over the Internet by the end of 2006 and those that are not likely, online vendors can decipher which aspects are most important to these distinct groups and target them more effectively," says Research Manager Nicole Comiskey. "IT vendors need to offer solutions that address these distinctions to show their customers that indeed one size does not fit all."




Table of contents:
Table of Contents
IDC Opinion
In This Study
Methodology
Primary Research Used for Hypothesis Testing
Isolating the "Final Four" Factors
Figure: Likelihood to Purchase Online: The Final Four Factors
Table: Likelihood to Purchase Online: SEM Factor Components
Situation Overview
Factors That Influence Likelihood to Purchase via the Web
All Respondents
Figure: Factor Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: All Respondents
Table: Importance of Factor Component Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: All Respondents
Respondents Highly Likely to Purchase via the Internet
Figure: Factor Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Highly Likely to Purchase
Table: Importance of Factor Component Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Highly Likely to Purchase
Respondents Unlikely to Purchase via the Internet
Figure: Factor Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Unlikely to Purchase
Table: Importance of Factor Component Influence over Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Not Likely to Purchase
Future Outlook
Capturing the Willing: Key Findings for the Highly Likely to Purchase
Figure: Effect of Convenience on Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Highly Likely to Purchase
Converting the Uninitiated: Key Findings for the Unlikely to Purchase
Figure: Effect of Comfort on Likelihood to Purchase Online: Those Unlikely to Purchase
Essential Guidance
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Related Research
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