英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors that affect the satisfaction and intention to continue using the food delivery platform of Taiwanese consumers during the COVID-19 epidemic. The research framework covers UTAUT, ECM and TTF models, which consist of nine variables including intention to continuous usage, current frequency, platform satisfaction, performance expectation, benefit confirmation, effort expectance, social influence, platform trust, and task technology fit. 190 users conducted a quantitative survey and research. The result shows measurement model has good structural reliability and sufficient convergence and discriminative validity, and the structural model also has high explanatory power. This means that the willingness of Taiwanese users to continue using FDP during the COVID-19 epidemic not only depends to a large extent on platform satisfaction, but also by platform trust and current usage behavior. When the characteristics of technology (contactless transaction) are conducive to a specific situation (the COVID-19 epidemic), task technology fit plays a vital role in shaping consumers' perception of technological psychological expectation (performance expectation). |