英文摘要 |
This study applies the service experience engineering (SEE) as the research structure, the approach integrated with the contextual inquiry and means-end chains (MEC) and Engel-Kollat-Blackwell (EKB) model explores the user experience, the motivation, target value and behavior characteristics in the consumer service experience process towards crowd logistics food delivery platforms. The results of qualitative research highlighted five types of service failure points, thirteen important service attributes, and six main cognitive paths. The results of EKB model deduced important service attributes for those with/without usage experience of food delivery platforms. According to the cluster analysis, three clusters of the experienced group were identified, with the largest sample number of "platform service-oriented" cluster, who are more likely to be affected their satisfaction by platform service items. On the other hand, two clusters of those without experience were identified, with the largest sample number of "platform-evaluated" cluster, who will conduct evaluation before selecting a platform. The results contribute to identifying user-oriented service attributes from the consumer preference which can be used to improve the development of innovative business models for platform operators. |