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Customer Skepticism and Acceptance of Conversational Commerce in Online Shopping


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Online retailers want to provide ease of online shopping to their customers. Online customers are providing personalized services to their customers to increase the effectiveness of online shopping and increase customer satisfaction. Digital assistants like text medium (Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram etc.) and verbal medium (Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant, Windows Cortana etc.) are helping customers and providing them convenience than ever before. On the other hand, customers are still skeptical about online shopping through these digital assistants. In this research paper the researcher will discuss the elements that cause customer skepticism and the determinants of customer satisfaction in regard to Artificial Intelligence-powered Digital assistants. This would assist online retailers in providing a better online shopping experience by removing customer dissatisfaction and privacy concerns associated with conversational commerce. This will help online retailers to provide a better online shopping experience by eliminating the overall customer dissatisfaction and privacy concerns regarding conversational commerce.

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Digital Assistants, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Skepticism, Conversational Commerce, Privacy Concerns
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Authors

Geeta Devi
Department of Management, Maharaja Agrasen University, India
Kiran Chanda
Department of Management, Maharaja Agrasen University, India

Abstract


Online retailers want to provide ease of online shopping to their customers. Online customers are providing personalized services to their customers to increase the effectiveness of online shopping and increase customer satisfaction. Digital assistants like text medium (Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram etc.) and verbal medium (Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant, Windows Cortana etc.) are helping customers and providing them convenience than ever before. On the other hand, customers are still skeptical about online shopping through these digital assistants. In this research paper the researcher will discuss the elements that cause customer skepticism and the determinants of customer satisfaction in regard to Artificial Intelligence-powered Digital assistants. This would assist online retailers in providing a better online shopping experience by removing customer dissatisfaction and privacy concerns associated with conversational commerce. This will help online retailers to provide a better online shopping experience by eliminating the overall customer dissatisfaction and privacy concerns regarding conversational commerce.

Keywords


Digital Assistants, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Skepticism, Conversational Commerce, Privacy Concerns

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