Contents & References of Investigating the effect of internet banking factors on customer loyalty of Parsian Bank in Rasht
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Chapter One: Research plan 1-1 Introduction 2 1-2 Statement of the problem 3 1-3 Theoretical framework and conceptual model of the research 7
1-6-1) Main hypothesis .. 7
1-6-2) Sub-hypothesis .. 7
1-7 Conceptual and operational definition of research. 8
1-8 Research domain.. 10
1-8-1) Spatial domain .. 10
1-8-2) Time domain. .. 10
1-8-3) Thematic area .. 10
The second chapter: Theoretical foundations and research background Research literature 12 2-1 Internet banking 12 2-1-2) Concepts and definitions 18 2-1-2-1 Internet banking 18 2-1-2-2) The electronic environment and its dimensions and structures 22 2-1-2-3 The emergence of electronic banking in the world. 22
2-1-3) Consumer electronic banking (at the customer level). 23
2-1-3-1) ATM. 23
2-1-3-2) point of sale machines (EFTPOS). 23
2-1-3-3) Telephone banking.. 24
2-1-3-4) Internet banking.. 24
2-1-4) Advantages of electronic banking. 24
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Title of Chapter 24: 2-1-5) The role of electronic banking in electronic commerce. 25
2-1-6) The necessity of using information technology in providing banking services. 26
2-1-7) Virtual banking systems. 30
2-1-7-1) Bank Mobile System .. 30
2-1-7-2) Bank Phone System .. 31
2-1-7-3) Internet Bank System .. 32
2-1-7-4) SMS Gateway .. 33
2-1-7-5) electronic payment portal (Internet). 34
2-1-8) Advantages of electronic banking. 35
2-1-8-1) Access or access regardless of place and time to the services provided by banks. 35
2-1-8-2) Removing obstacles to opening an account. 35
2-1-8-3) Ease of paying bills. 35
2-1-9) Internet banking implementation challenges. 36
2-2): Customer loyalty .. 37
2-2-1) Introduction .. 37
2-2-2) Satisfaction and loyalty .. 38
2-2-3) Different aspects of the relationship between satisfaction and loyalty. 39
2-2-4) Factors affecting the relationship between satisfaction and loyalty. 43
2-2-4-1) switching costs. 43
2-2-4-2) Demographic factors .. 43
2-2-4-3) Overall satisfaction. 44
2-2-4-4) Compatibility effect. 45
2-2-5) Types of loyalty .. 46
2-2-6) Electronic loyalty .. 47
2-3) The relationship between customer loyalty and electronic banking. 48
2-3-1) The relationship between customer loyalty and bank profitability. 48
2-3-1-1) Profitability from buying more. 48
2-3-1-2) Profitability from reducing operational costs. 48
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2-3-1-3) Profitability from attracting new customers through loyal customers. 48
2-3-1-4) Profitability resulting from the increase in selling price. 49
2-4 Conclusions from the theoretical topics and the theoretical framework of the research. 49
The second part: Research background .. 51
2-3-1) Introduction .. 51
2-3-2) Conducted research .. 51
2-3-2-1) Conducted research abroad. 51
2-3-2-2) research done inside the country. 53
The third chapter: Research Methodology
3-1) Introduction .. 59
3-2) Research method (research implementation process). 59
3-3) Statistical population .. 60
3-4) Sampling method and estimation of sample size. 60
3-5) Information gathering methods. 61
3-6) Data and information collection tools. 61
3-7) validity and reliability. 62
3-7-1) Narrative. 62
3-7-2) Reliability. 62
3-8) Klomogrov-Smirnov test. 64
3-9) Data and information analysis method. 66
Chapter Four: Data Analysis
4-1) Introduction. 68
4-2) Description of research respondents. 69
4-2-1) Gender of respondents. 69
4-2-2) Marriage of the respondents. 70
4-2-3) Level of education of the respondents. 71
4-2-4) Age of respondents. 72
4-2-5) Respondents' work history. 73
4-3) Description of research variables. 74
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Title Page . 74
4-3-2) Description of variable perception and value in websites. 75
4-3-3) Description of trust variable in websites. 76
4-3-4) Description of habit variable in websites. 77
4-3-5) Description of the reputation variable in websites. 78
4-3-6) Variable description of internet banking. 79
4-3-7) Description of customer loyalty variable. 80
4-4) Test of research hypotheses. 81
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
5-1) Introduction. 87
5-2) Results of inferential statistics. 87
5-2-1) The results of the first hypothesis test. 89
5-2-2) The results of the second hypothesis test. 89
3-5-2) The results of the third hypothesis test. 89
4-5-2) The results of the fourth hypothesis test. 89
5-2-5) The results of the fifth hypothesis test. 89
5-3) discussion and interpretation. 90
5-4) Suggestions. 91
5-5) Comparison of results with similar research. 92
5-6) Final summary. 93
5-7) Future suggestions for continuing research. 95
5-7) research obstacles. 95
Resources. 96
Appendixes. 106
Tables List
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Table 2-1) Iran's rank in the E-Government Estate platforms. 20
Table 3-1) Examination of research questionnaires. 61
Table 3-1) Alpha percentage of variables. 63
Table 3-3) The results of the reliability of the research questionnaire (Cronbach's alpha). 63
Table 3-4) results of the Klomogrove-Smirnov test for the dependent variable of the research (customer loyalty). 64
Table 6-3) Klomogrof-Spirinov test results for the research variables. 65
Table 1-4) Description of respondents' gender. 69
Table 4-2) marital description of the respondents. 70
Table 3-4) Description of the level of education of the respondents. 71
Table 4-4) Description of the age of the respondents. 72
Table 4-5) Description of respondents' work experience. 73
Table 4-6) Description of service quality variables on websites. 74
Table 7-4) Description of perception and value variables in websites. 75
Table 4-8) Description of trust variables in websites. 76
Table 4-9) Description of habit variable in websites. 77
Table 4-10) description of reputation variable in websites. 78
Table 11-4) Description of internet banking variables. 79
Table 12-4) description of customer loyalty variable. 80
Table 13-4) Correlation coefficient between the effective factors of internet banking and customer loyalty. 81
Table 14-4) Correlation coefficient between service quality on websites and customer loyalty. 82
Table 15-4) Correlation coefficient between perception and value in websites with customer loyalty. 82
Table 16-4) Correlation coefficient between trust in websites and customer loyalty. 83
Table 17-4) Correlation coefficient between habit on websites and customer loyalty. . 83
Table 18-4) Correlation coefficient between reputation on websites and customer loyalty. 84
Table 19-4) Test table of the regression model between the effective factors of internet banking and customer loyalty.