英文摘要 |
The benefits of co-production in the service context have been well recognized. However, little is known about co-production in the context of online virtual community. Thus, this study proposes an integrated model of co-production with which it investigates the relationships among online service characteristics, coproduction and behavioral intention in the context of online virtual community. In addition, this study also reveals that the effects of interactivity, informativeness and playfulness on co-production are contingent on social networks. We empirically cross-validate the underlying conceptual model by examining three social networks. The results indicate that relative importance of interactivity, informativeness and playfulness on co-production across information, advice and friendship networks is different. |