| 英文摘要 |
Against the backdrop of labor shortages in the retail industry, unmanned stores have emerged as an important development model in smart retail. However, their long-term sustainability depends on whether consumers are willing to continue using the service after actual experience. Therefore, this study adopts the Technology Commitment Model (TCM) as its theoretical foundation to examine the effects of affective commitment, continuance commitment, and normative commitment on consumers’continuance intention toward unmanned stores. In addition, it investigates the roles of satisfaction, perceived costs, and social influence as antecedents of these commitment constructs. The empirical context of this study is 7-ELEVEN X-Store in Taiwan. Data were collected through purposive sampling from consumers with actual usage experience, and analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The results indicate that affective commitment is the key determinant of continuance intention, while continuance commitment and normative commitment also exert significant effects. Furthermore, all three types of commitment are formed through consumers’evaluations based on their actual experiences and corresponding antecedent factors. Overall, the findings provide practical implications for smart retail service design and operational strategies. |