Contents & References of Examining the obstacles to the development of electronic insurance in insurance companies
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Table of Contents
Title
Chapter One: Generalities of the research 1
1-1. Introduction 2
1-2. Description and statement of the problem 2
1-3. The importance of the topic and the necessity of conducting research 4
1-4. Research questions 5
1-5. Research objectives 5
1-6. Research hypotheses 5
1-7. Conceptual definitions 6
1-7-1. Electronic insurance 6
1-7-2. Structural barriers 6
1-7-3. Behavioral obstacles 6
1-7-4. Environmental obstacles (field) 6
1-7-5. Obstacles of nature 7
1-8. Operational definitions 7
1-8-2. Structural barriers 7
1-8-3. Behavioral obstacles 8
1-8-4. Background obstacles 8
1-8-5. Obstacles of nature 9
1-9. Type of research method 9
1-10. Research field 9
1-10-1. Subject field 9
1-10-2. Time field 10
1-10-3. Spatial field 10
1-11. Society and statistical sample 10
Chapter two: Research literature 11
2-1. Introduction 12 2-2. History related to the research 13 2-2-1. The history of the emergence and formation of e-commerce 13 2-2-2. The position of the insurance industry in the economy 16 2-3. Electronic commerce 17 2-4. Advantages of electronic commerce 20
2-5. Electronic business models 21
2-5-1. Consumer-consumer model 22
2-5-2. Business-consumer model 22
2-5-3. Business-business model 22
2-5-4. Consumer-business model 23
2-6. Electronic business and its role In the insurance industry 23
2-7. Definition of the word insurance 24
2-8. Electronic insurance 25
2-9. Prerequisites for the implementation of electronic insurance 25
2-9-1. Cultivation 26
2-9-2. Pathology 26
2-9-3. Involvement of all people in the insurance industry 26
2-9-4. Downsizing the organizational structure 26
2-10. Conditions for the successful implementation of electronic insurance strategy 27
2-10-1. Electronic leadership (existence of leadership and strategic thinking) 27
2-10-2. Creating technological infrastructure 27
2-10-3. Organizational infrastructure readiness 28
2-10-4. Existence of knowledgeable and expert manpower 28
2-10-5. Existence of legal infrastructure 28
2-11. Electronic insurance risks 29
2-11-1. Transaction risks 29
2-11-2. Communication risks 30
2-11-3. Strategic risks 30
2-11-4. Credit and financial risks 31
2-11-5. Liability risks 31
2-11-6. Operational risks 32
2-12. The main challenges and limitations facing electronic insurance 32
2-12-1. Guidance of electronic commerce 33
2-12-2. Limitations of skilled employees in the field of electronic insurance 33
2-12-3. Technical infrastructure 33
2-12-4. Pricing of electronic insurance products 33
2-13. Implementation of electronic insurance in Iran 34
2-13-1. Requirements 34
2-13-2. Challenges 36
2-12-3. Strategies 37
2-14. Consequences of implementing electronic insurance in the insurance industry 38
2-14-1. Reducing management and administrative costs 38 2-14-2. Creating new sales channels 38 2-14-3. Reducing fraud 39 2-14-4. Increasing competition 39 2-14-5. Providing better services to customers 39
2-14-6. Determining and calculating insurance premiums based on reality and not old tariffs 40
2-14-7. Improving management decision-making 40
2-15. Entrepreneur insurance 40
2-15-1. Establishment philosophy 40
2-15-2. Company goals 41
2-15-3. Company financial strength 41
2-15-4. The subject of company activity 41
2-15-5. Technical and specialized ability 42 2-15-6. Personnel and branches 42 2-16. Background of research 43 2-16-1. Background of research in Iran 43 2-16-2. Background of research in the world 49 2-17. Conceptual model of research 53
The third chapter: Research methodology 54
3-1. Introduction 55
3-2. Research method 56
3-3. Statistical community 56
3-4. Statistical sample 57
3-5. Data collection tool 57
3-6. Validity of measurement toolValidity of measuring instrument (questionnaire) 58
3-6-1. Validity of questionnaire 58
3-6-2. Reliability of questionnaire 59
3-7. Data analysis method (statistical method) 59
3-8. Research field 60
3-8-1. Thematic field 60
3-8-2. Time field 60
3-8-3. Geographical area 60 Chapter 4: Data analysis 61 4-1. Introduction 62 4-2. Demographic information 63 4-2-1. Gender of respondents 63 4-2-2. Marital status of the respondents 64
4-2-3. Age 65
4-2-4. Education level 66
4-2-5. Work history 68
4-3. Kolmogorov Smirnov test 69
4-4. Research hypothesis test 70
4-4-1. First hypothesis 70
4-4-2. Second hypothesis 71
4-4-3. Third hypothesis 73
4-4-4. Fourth hypothesis 74
4-5. Ranking of obstacles to the development of electronic insurance 75
Chapter five: Conclusion 78
5-1. Introduction 79
5-2. Discussion in analytical results 79
5-2-1. The results of the research hypotheses 80
5-2-2. The results of the ranking of obstacles to the development of electronic insurances 81
5-3. Summary and conclusion 82
5-4. Research proposals 83
5-4-1. Practical proposals 83
5-4-2. Suggestions for future research 85
5-5. Research limitations 85
Resources 86
Persian resources 87
English resources 90
Internet resources 92
Questionnaire 94
Output of spss software 96
Abstract 104
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