Conceptualising the customer Off-premise Dining Experience (OPDineX) scale: A focus on O2O Third-party Food Delivery Services
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2027-02-11
Date
2024Supervisor
Sean Lee
Isaac Cheah
Type
Thesis
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PhD
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Business and Law
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School of Management and Marketing
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Abstract
This thesis developed an off-premise dining experience (OPDineX) scale by applying a mixed methods approach in identifying salient attributes of the customer journey in third-party food delivery services. The developed scale evaluates their effects on customer satisfaction and repurchase intentions in Singapore and Australia. In addition, it identifies crucial customer segments and market-specific drivers, offers insights for enhancing customer loyalty, and strategically positions businesses in the competitive food delivery landscape.
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