| 英文摘要 |
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus since end of 2019 has caused a worldwide economic downturn and led many countries to close their borders. This has created significant challenges for Taiwan, which relies heavily on tourism. Therefore, this study interviewed eight industry experts with more than 15 years of experience to explore the business layout planning of retailers in the post-epidemic period, using expert interviews and Analytical Hierarchy Process. The results show that corporate reputation and image are the most important factors, indicating that building brand awareness and consolidation existing customer bases remain crucial. The second most important factor is e-commerce, mainly because the pandemic has driven the rise of the stau-at-home economy. The rise in delivery services highlights that online consumer behavior has become the dominant trend during the pandemic. Furthermore, corporate competitiveness and finance is another factor, including that due to the impact of the pandemic, customer service has shifted to online interactions, and there is a gradual decline in face-to-face communication. |