英文摘要 |
The internet represents a growing and huge market and the development of ecommerce is an efficient business model that enables new relationships between consumers and suppliers. Recently, cross-border e-commerce is obviously becoming a noticeable market. Since Hong Kong is an important region for Taiwan's online bookstore operators to operate cross-border e-commerce services, understanding the behavior of Hong Kong consumers for cross-border retailing delivery services and responding quickly will be an important management issue for the operation management. This paper focuses on the cross-border retailing delivery service provided by Taiwan's online bookstores and explores the risk management of crossborder retailing delivery services based on the catastrophe model. The results of the study found that e-tracking, delivery commitments, and delivery time are the main vulnerability factors. If the characteristics of hysteresis and drastic changes can be used to develop marketing strategies, such as the consideration of consumer switching cost, it will effectively increase the adaptive of cross-border retailing delivery services. |