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Transforming customer experience in social robotics through explainable and interpretable artificial intelligence over a decade. [PDF]
Front Robot AIArora AS, Arora A, McIntyre JR.
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How employees of Korean franchise restaurants perceive older adult kiosk accessibility. [PDF]
Front Public HealthJang C, Kim S.
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Entrepreneurial Leadership and Patient Loyalty in Indonesian Hospitals: The Roles of Corporate Governance, Service Quality, and Patient Satisfaction. [PDF]
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Early viability assessment of a Business-to-Consumer (B2C) model for digital diabetes screening in Switzerland. [PDF]
BMC Health Serv ResMekniran W, Kowatsch T.
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An exploration of mediating mechanisms influencing willingness to pay for corporate social responsibility. [PDF]
Sci RepAhmad S, Zhang Q, Ahmad Z, Ullah A.
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1995
Much marketing attention is directed at developing strategies to expand sales through market share dominance; market penetration; finding new markets, and product range expansion. The main reason for concentrating on these options is that size, revenue growth and dominance have been shown to be positively correlated with long-term survival and ...
Martin Christopher, Malcolm McDonald
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Much marketing attention is directed at developing strategies to expand sales through market share dominance; market penetration; finding new markets, and product range expansion. The main reason for concentrating on these options is that size, revenue growth and dominance have been shown to be positively correlated with long-term survival and ...
Martin Christopher, Malcolm McDonald
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Journal of Direct Marketing, 1992
Much attention has been given of late to the potential of database marketing (DBM). This article considers the capacity of DBM in the specific instance of retention marketing, where the objective is not necessarily to gain more new customers, but to lose fewer existing ones.
Andrew Ainslie, Leyland Pitt
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Much attention has been given of late to the potential of database marketing (DBM). This article considers the capacity of DBM in the specific instance of retention marketing, where the objective is not necessarily to gain more new customers, but to lose fewer existing ones.
Andrew Ainslie, Leyland Pitt
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Customer Retention via Data Mining
Artificial Intelligence Review, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Ng, K., Liu, H.
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