Rapid diffusion of mobile telephone services is accompanied with low satisfaction and high switching behavior many markets.Despite the popularity of technology diffusion studies in marketing literature, limited research concentrate on the impact of marketing mix variables vis-à-vis clients’ satisfaction. Much fewer studies were conducted in developing nations.This paper investigates the influence of marketing mix on clients’ satisfaction with innovation adoption in Nigerian GSM market.Building on Technology Adoption Life-Cycle Model and extensive literature review, six constructs were theoretically developed and statistically validated.Multiple regression run on a sample of 373 subscribers drawn from four universities, indicates the five m...
Abstract: The Nigerian telecommunications industry is a competitive market in which major industry p...
The aim of the study was to identify the dimensions of mobile telecommunication services in Ghana as...
This study explains the factors influencing the adoption of smart phones by undergraduate students i...
This study investigated factors determining customer satisfaction within the Nigerian telecommunicat...
This paper focuses on identifying the factors affecting customer’s adoption of mobile marketing by e...
The aim of the study was to examine the factors affecting adoption of mobile marketing in the teleco...
This study has been carried out on the GSM arm of the Nigerian Telecomunication sector to primarily ...
Over the past era expansions in telecommunication technology have created opportunities for new and ...
Organizations, both private and public, in today’s dynamic marketplaces are increasingly leavi...
The purpose of this study is to use the consumer-based discrepancy theory to examine consumers’ beha...
This study contributes to intellectual discuss on consumer preference and satisfaction for GSM servi...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to use the consumer-based discrepancy theory to examine cons...
The study was to examine Promotional mix influence towards customer’s satisfaction, loyalty and rete...
The increasing pattern of customer switch, competition and the quest for customer loyalty in Global ...
Over the past era expansions in telecommunication technology have created opportunities for new and ...
Abstract: The Nigerian telecommunications industry is a competitive market in which major industry p...
The aim of the study was to identify the dimensions of mobile telecommunication services in Ghana as...
This study explains the factors influencing the adoption of smart phones by undergraduate students i...
This study investigated factors determining customer satisfaction within the Nigerian telecommunicat...
This paper focuses on identifying the factors affecting customer’s adoption of mobile marketing by e...
The aim of the study was to examine the factors affecting adoption of mobile marketing in the teleco...
This study has been carried out on the GSM arm of the Nigerian Telecomunication sector to primarily ...
Over the past era expansions in telecommunication technology have created opportunities for new and ...
Organizations, both private and public, in today’s dynamic marketplaces are increasingly leavi...
The purpose of this study is to use the consumer-based discrepancy theory to examine consumers’ beha...
This study contributes to intellectual discuss on consumer preference and satisfaction for GSM servi...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to use the consumer-based discrepancy theory to examine cons...
The study was to examine Promotional mix influence towards customer’s satisfaction, loyalty and rete...
The increasing pattern of customer switch, competition and the quest for customer loyalty in Global ...
Over the past era expansions in telecommunication technology have created opportunities for new and ...
Abstract: The Nigerian telecommunications industry is a competitive market in which major industry p...
The aim of the study was to identify the dimensions of mobile telecommunication services in Ghana as...
This study explains the factors influencing the adoption of smart phones by undergraduate students i...