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Albert, Terri C.

Topic Weight Topic Terms
0.228 web site sites content usability page status pages metrics browsing design use web-based guidelines results
0.172 approach analysis application approaches new used paper methodology simulation traditional techniques systems process based using
0.141 design designs science principles research designers supporting forms provide designing improving address case little space
0.135 customer customers crm relationship study loyalty marketing management profitability service offer retention it-enabled web-based interactions

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Goes, Paulo B. 1 Gupta, Alok 1
customer segmentation 1 personalization 1 Web site analysis and design 1

Articles (1)

GIST: A MODEL FOR DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF CONTENT AND INTERACTIVITY OF CUSTOMER-CENTRIC WEB SITES. (MIS Quarterly, 2004)
Authors: Abstract:
    Customer-centric Web-based systems, such as e-commerce Web sites, or sites that support customer relationship management (CRM) activities, are themselves information systems, but their design and maintenance need to follow vastly different approaches from the traditional systems lifecycle approach. Based on marketing frame- works that are applicable to the online world, and following design science principles, we develop a model to guide the design and the continuous management of such sites. The model makes extensive use of current technologies for tracking the customers and their behaviors, and combines elements of data mining and statistical analyses. A case study based on a financial services Web site is used to provide a preliminary validation and design evaluation of our approach. The case study showed considerable measured improvement in the effectiveness of the company's Web site. In addition, it also highlighted an important benefit of the our approach: the identification of previously unknown or unexpected segments of visitors. This finding can lead to promising new business opportunities.