Contents & References of Investigating factors affecting customer loyalty in using electronic banking
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Table of Contents
Title
Abstract 1
Chapter One: General Research. 2
1-1 Introduction: 3
1-2 Statement of the problem: 4
1-3 Necessity and importance of research: 6
1-4 Research objectives: 6
1-5 Research conceptual model. 7
1-6 Hypotheses: 7
1-7 Explanation and operational definition of research variables: 8
1-7-1 Independent variables: 8
1-7-2 Dependent variable: 11
1-8 Research area: 12
1-8-1 Thematic area: 12
1-8-2 Spatial domain: 12
1-8-3 Time domain: 12
Chapter Two: Theoretical foundations of research. 13
2-1 Introduction: 14
2-2 Marketing: 14
2-3 Marketing Management: 14
2-4 Service Marketing: 15
2-4-1 Exclusive Features of Services: 15
2-5 Internet: 16
2-6 E-commerce. 17
2-6-1 Concept of e-commerce: 17
2-6-2 History of e-commerce: 18
2-6-3 Advantages of creating e-commerce. 23
2-6-4 Disadvantages of e-commerce. 25
2-7 Infrastructures necessary for the expansion of electronic commerce in Iran: 26
2-8 Definition of a bank: 27
2-9 How banking appeared in Iran: 28
2-10 Definitions and concepts of electronic banking: 34
2-10-1 Advantages of electronic banking. 35
2-10-1-1 Advantages of electronic banking from the point of view of banks 36
2-10-2 Electronic banking in Iran. 37
2-10-3 developments in electronic banking. 38
2-10-4 Necessity of electronic banking: 39
2-10-7 Infrastructures required for electronic banking. 41
2-10-8 types of electronic service delivery channels: 44
2-10-9 levels of electronic banking: 48
2-10-11 security in electronic banking: 49
2-11 WAP architecture: 50
2-12 components of electronic banking in Iran: 51
2-12-1 types of cards 51
2-12-2 acceleration network: 51
2-12-3 interbank settlement system of currency exchange: 51
2-12-4 micro-bank and interbank operational switch network: 52
2-12-4-1 SWIFT central network. 52
2-13 Formation of acceleration network from the beginning to today: 52
2-14 SWIFT (SWIFT) 53
2-14-1 Definition of SWIFT. 53
2-14-2 Advantages and importance of SWIFT (SWIFT) 53
2-14-3 SWIFT application and users. 55
2-14-4 SWIFT action mechanism. 57
2-15 International experiences of some countries in electronic banking. 58
2-16 The role of the customer in the banking system: 62
2-16-1 The importance of the customer: 62
2-16-2 Customer satisfaction: 63
2-17 Explanation of the concept of loyalty. 64
2-17-1 Types of loyalty. 65
2-17-2 Benefits of customer loyalty. 66
2-17-3 Factors affecting loyalty: 67
2-17-4 Loyalty of a person to a bank: 69
2-18 History of Parsian Bank. 69
2-18-1 Bank objectives: 69
2-18-2 Bank capital: 70
2-18-3 Bank deputies: 70
2-18-4 Bank affiliated companies: 70
2-18-5 Parsian Bank logo: 71
2-18-6 Bank CEO: 72
2-18-7 Parsian Bank organizational chart. 73
2-19 The future perspective of electronic banking: 73
Internal research: 74
External research: 76
Chapter three: Research implementation method. 78
3-1 Introduction: 79
3-2 Research method: 79
3-3 Statistical population: 80
3-4 Sampling method: 80
3-5 Information collection methods and tools: 80
3-6 Validity: 81
3-7 Reliability: 82
3-8 Information Analysis Method: 83
3-8-1 Descriptive Statistics: 84
Chapter Four: Data Analysis 85
4-1- Introduction 86
4-2- Descriptive Statistics. 86
4-2-1- Description of respondents' demographic variables: description of respondents' gender. 86
4-2-2 Description of education level. 87
4-2-3 Description of age. 88
4-2-4 What level of job activity do you have? 89
4-2-5 relationship between gender and loyalty. 90
4-2-6 The relationship between education and loyalty. 91
4-2-7 variable description of service quality. 92
4-2-8 description of received values ??variable 93
4-2-9 description of trust variable92
4-2-8 Description of received values ??variable 93
4-2-9 Description of trust variable 94
4-2-10 Description of habit variable. 95
4-2-11 description of credit variable 96
4-2-12 description of customer loyalty variable. 97
4-3- checking the normality of variables 98
4-4 inferential statistics. 99
Chapter Five: Conclusion and suggestions. 105
5-1 Introduction 106
5-2 Descriptive statistics data results: 106
5-3 Inferential statistics data results: 107
5-5 Suggestions based on research findings: 108
5-6 Research limitations: 109
5-7 Suggestions for future research: 109
Resources. 110
Annex 117
Table List
Table 2-1) Comparison of Traditional Banking with Electronic Banking. 39
Table 1-3 (Table related to the number of questions for each variable of questionnaire 81)
Table 3-2 (Cronbach's alpha scale of questionnaire 83)
Table 4-1) Description of gender variable. 86
Table 4-2) Description of education level. 87
Table 4-3) Description of age. 88
Table 4- 4) What level of job activity do you have? 89
Table 4_5) Descriptive statistics related to male and female groups 91
Table 4_6) Variance analysis to compare loyalty and education level. 91
Table 7-4) Description of service quality variable. 92
Table 8-4) Description of received values ??variable 93
Table 9-4) Description of trust variable 94
Table 10-4) Description of habit variable. 95
Table 11-4) Description of validity variable 96
Table 13-4) Kolmograph-Smirnov test results. 98
Table 14-4) Correlation coefficient of electronic service quality on websites and customer loyalty. 99
Table 15-4) Correlation coefficient of perceived value in websites and customer loyalty. 100
Table 16-4) Correlation coefficient of trust in websites and customer loyalty. 101
Table 4-17) Correlation coefficient of habit in websites and customer loyalty. 102
Table 18-4) Correlation coefficient of reputation in websites and customer loyalty. 103
Table 4-19) Cronbach's alpha Questionnaire 104
List Charts
Page Title
Chart 1-1) Conceptual Model. 7
Chart 4- 1) Circle diagram of gender. 87
Chart 2-4) Bar graph of education level. 88
Chart 4-3) Age bar chart. 89
Chart 4-4) What level of job activity do you have? 90
Chart 4-7) Service quality histogram chart. 92
Graph 4-8) variable graph of received values ??93
Graph 4-9) Trust histogram graph 94
Graph 4-10) Habit histogram graph. 95
Chart 4-11) Credit histogram chart 96
Chart 4-12) Customer histogram chart. 97
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