英文摘要 |
The increased popularity of social media has led to a new type of business model, social commerce. Social commerce is a concept of merging online shopping and social networking. Social commerce has changed the way that a business provided products and services, and it has also improved the interaction between users and business to integrate their resources and skills for co-creating value. However, previous research neglects the understanding of user acceptance of social commerce. This study is to identify the factors that determine user acceptance of social commerce from the five dimensions of service dominant logic (Callaway and Dobrzykowski, 2009) (i.e. new opportunities, lifetime use, role of the customer, information and goal alignment, and actor re-combinations).A survey of social commerce users from Facebook, Twitter, and Plurk in Taiwan was conducted. Four hundred and fifty-seven usable responses were collected. The analytical results indicated that perceived playfulness, perceived behavior control, functionality service quality, involvement, norm of reciprocity, trust, Personal Influence are critical factors to significantly affect user acceptance of social commerce. Implications for academics and practitioners are also provided. |