… Mobile shopping applications (apps) have allowed online retailers to provide customised
shopping … , empirical studies about mobile shopping applications are sparse and have mainly …

… This paper provides an empirical perspective into the antecedents and outcomes of
consumer attitudes towards retailers' mobile commerce (m-commerce) applications (apps). A …

… shopping efficiency and enhance design for system improvement. In this research, the use
of mobile apps in e-commerce … is introduced to measure the “convenience” of mobile apps to …

… This meta-analysis analyzes the existing relationships between trust in mobile commerce …
In the context of m-commerce, consumers expect the mobile applications or websites to be …

… By e-channel touchpoint, we mean a specific digital shopping format (for example, a
mobile shopping app) that a retailer employs to provide consumers with an online shopping …

This book provides readers with a deep dive into the field of e-commerce. Authors Laudon …
a comprehensive introduction to this constantly changing field. The textbook uses thought-…

… mobile apps’ customer engagement and its consequence still awaits to be developed. Our
study, thus, explores how mobile apps’ … This recent research on mobile shopping indicates the …

… The 11 articles in this special issue have answered our call to continue the establishment of
a conceptual and empirical foundation for the academic discussion on the relevance, nature, …

… Therefore, s-commerce is defined in this study as “a subset of e-commerce that uses social
media that support social interaction and user contributions, to enhance the online purchase …

… the uncertainty during shopping and the … of mobile commerce users. Natarajan et al. [92]
found that perceived risk negatively impacts the intention to use mobile shopping applications. …