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    Comparison of factors influencing Chinese people in Bangkok intention to use two online payment applications in Thailand
    (Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019) Lao, Mingyan ; Nathaya Pupat
    Thailand is the biggest travel destination for Chinese people, and more and more Chinese people come to Thailand to invest, travel, study and live. In addition to this, the trend for online payment application is more and more popular. Therefore, the main objective for this study was to find out and determined the factors influencing Chinese people in Bangkok intention to use Alipay and K-PLUS online payment application in Thailand. The factors that we studied were ease of use, convenience, system quality and usefulness. The survey method is applied questionnaire to collect data from a total of 385 respondents who had used both Alipay and K-PLUS online payment application in Thailand. The researcher applied both descriptive and inferential analysis to analyze the general information and test hypotheses. As the results, the researcher found out that ease of use, convenience, system quality and usefulness all has a significant positive influence on intention to use Alipay and K-PLUS online payment application.
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    Factors affecting brand loyalty to cosmetics product: a case study of Thai consumers in Bangkok
    (Assumption University Press, 2016) Kanokwan Kitrungpaiboon ; Kim, Seongdok
    This research aims to investigate factors affecting brand loyalty to cosmetics products of Thai consumers in the Bangkok area. After reviewing related literature, four independent variables were selected in this research; word-of-mouth, perceived value, convenience, and satisfaction on product. To measure the constructs of the research instrument, a survey questionnaire was administered and data were collected from sample of 384 experienced cosmetics product purchasers in the Bangkok area, utilizing convenience sampling techniques. The significance and relationships of word-of-mouth, perceived value, convenience, and satisfaction on product towards brand loyalty to cosmetics product were tested and analyzed using the multiple linear regression. The result showed that all independent variables are positive predictors of brand loyalty to cosmetics products. This result provided important managerial implications to cosmetics industry to focus on customer retention and loyalty to enhance sustainability and profitability. Further investigation of the factors contributing to customer loyalty and in other geographical areas is highly suggested for future studies.
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    Factors influencing generation Y's online purchase intention toward XYZ online store in Thailand
    (Assumption University Press, 2018-12) Tuangporn Kongprapunt ; Nathaya Pupat
    Electronic commerce is an essential tool and increasing growth in businesses, most of businesses run their operations via an online. Online purchasing is a part of human life as a providing more conveniences and efficiencies of a vendor and a consumer when people compare to traditional purchasing. For generation Y has the high commitment in various channels of purchasing and this generation perceived online shopping was more sage and capable. This study aimed to determine factors influencing generation Y’s online purchase intention toward XYZ online store in Thailand. The researcher collected 400 questionnaires, all questionnaires were distributed in Thailand via Google form to respondents who are intended to online purchase via XYZ online store in past 3 months and generation Y who ages between 18-38 years old in 2018. The results of hypotheses testing showed that generation Y considers quality, brand image, convenience, promotion and trust had a significant influence to online purchase intention. Moreover, the result presented that trust has the strongest significant influencing on online purchase intention. All variables are referred to XYZ Online Store’s website including application.
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    A study of customer's satisfaction towards boots pharmacy in Thailand
    (Assumption University Press, 2020) Shi, Na ; Preecha Methavasaraphak
    The research aims to identify the factors that affect customer's satisfaction with Boots Pharmacy and increase the company's profits, consumers, and market share. In Thailand, Retail pharmacies are adapting to a competitive market as domestic and foreign competitors seek more market share, and customers can easily switch between different pharmacies to buy drugs. This research will help Boots pharmacy understand more about the factors that affect customer satisfaction, to improve their business strategy planning and practice, gain more favorable comments and affection from consumers, and build customer loyalty. Besides, the study can serve as a suggestion to improve the company's performance, beat competitors, and gain more market share. So, the quantitative questionnaires were conducted and also distributed 400 sets of questionnaires to the people who have purchased drugs in the Boots pharmacy chain in Thailand. The descriptive analysis and multiple linear regression were used to confirm the results. A study of factors that affect customer's satisfaction with Boots Pharmacy includes convenience, price, product quality, and service quality. The result affirmed that all the factors are an effect on customer's satisfaction with Boots Pharmacy, among them, convenience is the highest effect and price is the lowest effect on customer's satisfaction with Boots Pharmacy.
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    A study on purchase intention of a Thai automobile repair center
    (Assumption University Press, 2017) Vilawan Piriyasup ; Seongdok Kim
    With the continued growth of automobile sales in Thailand, the automobile repair industry has been intensified. The aim of this research is to study the factors that have impact on customer purchase intention of P automobile repair center in order to maintain more customers and generating better revenues. The variables included in the proposed framework were purchase intention (dependent variable) and brand awareness, convenience, perceived quality, and word of mouth (independent variable). In this current research, a quantitative approach using survey questionnaire was adopted. 180 respondents’ data were collected by convenience sampling method. The multiple linear regression was applied to examine statistical influence of independent variables on dependent variable. The findings indicated that brand awareness and perceived quality had impact on customers’ purchase intention while convenience and word of mouth had no impact. Moreover, a few practical recommendations were discussed for the management team to consider for purchase intention improvement.
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    The new normal service quality and behavior food purchase intention during COVID-19
    (Bangkok : Assumption University Press, 2022) Thikumporn Nitchhote ; Chompu Nuangjamnong
    This research aimed to determine the new normal service quality and behavior of food purchase intention during COVID-19. The objectives of this research were to explain that information quality has a significant impact on perceived risk. To determine service quality has a substantial effect on perceived risk, attitude, and satisfaction. To determine convenience has a significant effect on satisfaction. To explain the perceived value, perceived risk and attitude have a significant impact on purchase intention. The online questionnaire was used as a research tool for data collection at 400 sets in Bangkok, Thailand, thru convenience and snowball techniques in non-probability sampling. The data analysis was performed by descriptive statistics with frequency, mean, standard deviation. Then, inferencing statistics were used for hypothesis testing via simple linear regression and multiple linear regression at the significant level of 0.05. The results found that information quality and service quality have a substantial impact on perceived risk. Service quality has a significant effect on attitude. Also, service quality and convenience have a considerable effect on satisfaction. Lastly, the results revealed that perceived value, perceived risk, and attitude significantly impact purchase intention in the behavior of food purchase intention during COVID-19 on the new normal situation.

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