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WebQual: An Exploration of Web-Site Quality

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- The issue of web-site quality is tackled from the perspective of the `voice of the customer'. Quality function deployment (QFD) is adopted as a framework for identifying web...

Stuart J. Barnes, Richard T. Vidgen

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