Department
Management, Entrepreneurship, and Human Resource Management
Document Type
Poster
Abstract
This research examines some of the problems that online stores have as they try to keep things focused on the customer in a market that is increasingly online. Through a complete consideration of prior writing and including example studies, we indicate four main issues: developing personalization, information technology security, source matters, and achieving delivery. Our results mostly imply that while technical improvements like AI chatbots have helped make customer service a bit better, online stores still have issues keeping service good across multiple channels and matching personalized offers derived from data with concern about privacy. The study shows the way that insufficient physical touch produces particular care issues that require different solutions. We conclude by sharing several useful tips, so online stores can make shoppers more satisfied through getting improved plans to operate, as well as point toward paths for later work within this quickly changing business.
Publication Date
Spring 4-15-2025
Recommended Citation
Knight, Ruth; Mohamed, Ayan; Vasquez, Ana; and Vang, Yeng Houa, "Challenges to Customer-Centered Operations in e-Retailing Operations" (2025). Student Scholarship. 9.
https://metroworks.metrostate.edu/student-scholarship/9
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International License.
Comments
Spring 2025: Student Research Conference