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Browsing publications by Professor Markus Blut.

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Professor Markus Blut
Dr Nima Heirati
Professor Klaus Schoefer
The Dark Side of Customer Participation: When Customer Participation in Service Co-Development Leads to Role Stress2020
Professor Markus Blut
Ruby Zhang
The influence of acceptance and adoption drivers on smart home usage2019
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Dr Nima Heirati
Professor Markus Blut
The Moderating Effect of Cultural Value Orientations on Behavioral Responses to Dissatisfactory Service Experiences2019
Charles Kemp
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Professor Markus Blut
Asymmetric Brand Extensions: An Investigation into Success Drivers2017
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Professor Markus Blut
Charles Kemp
Extending Service Brands into Products Versus Services: Multilevel Analyses of Key Success Drivers2017
Charles Kemp
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Professor Markus Blut
The Relevance of Perceived Fit in Symmetric and Asymmetric Brand Extensions2017
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Customer Outrage following Service Failure: A Qualitative Approach2016
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Factors Influencing the Acceptance of Self-Service Technologies: A Meta-Analysis2016
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Christof Backhaus
Securing business-to-business relationships: The impact of switching costs2016
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Christof Backhaus
Professor David Woisetschlager
Toward a better understanding of stakeholder participation in the service innovation process: More than one path to success2016
Chutinida Phalusuk
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Dr Mitchell Ness
Towards a Conceptual Framework for Understanding Customer Evaluations of Service Failure Delivery Network2016
Chutinida Phalusuk
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Klaus Schoefer
Dr Mitchell Ness
Towards a Conceptual Framework for Understanding Customer Evaluations of Service Failure in Delivery Networks2016
Professor Markus Blut
E-Service Quality: A Meta-Analytic Review2015
Professor Markus Blut
How Procedural, Financial, and Relational Switching Costs Affect Customer Satisfaction, Repurchase Intentions, and Repurchase Behavior: A Meta-Analysis2015
Professor Markus Blut
Complaining Customers as Innovation Contributors Stimulating Service Innovation through Multichannel Complaint Management2014
Professor Markus Blut
New Insights in the Moderating Effect of Switching Costs on the Satisfaction-Repurchase Behavior Link2014
Professor Markus Blut
The Impact of Service Characteristics on the Switching Costs-Customer Loyalty Link2014
Professor Markus Blut
Don’t Care about Service Recovery – Inertia Effects Buffer the Impact of Complaint Satisfaction2013
Professor Markus Blut
Interaktionskompetenz — Erfolgsfaktor im industriellen Vertrieb2013
Professor Markus Blut
New Insights in the Moderating Effect of Switching Costs on the Satisfaction-Loyalty Link2013
Professor Markus Blut
Satisfaction with complaint handling: A replication study on its determinants in a business-to-business context2013
Professor Markus Blut
Service Separation and Customer Satisfaction: Assessing the Service Separation/Customer Integration Paradox2013
Professor Markus Blut
The Theory of Planned Behavior: A Meta-analytic Review on its Applicability during Adolescence2013
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Christof Backhaus
Consequences of customer loyalty to the loyalty program and to the company2012
Professor Markus Blut
Customer solutions in the capital goods industry: Examining the impact of the buying center2011
Professor Markus Blut
F-commerce and the Crucial Role of Trust2011
Professor Markus Blut
Remote Services Satisfaction: An Initial Examination2011
Professor Markus Blut
Professor Christof Backhaus
What to Expect after the Honeymoon: Testing a Lifecycle Theory of Franchise Relationships2011
Professor Markus Blut
Will you tolerate this? The impact of affective commitment on complaint intention and postrecovery behaviour2011
Professor Markus Blut
Beschwerdemanagement im B2B-Sektor: Replikation und Erweiterung2010
Professor Christof Backhaus
Professor Markus Blut
Autonomie und Loyalität in Unternehmensnetzwerken: Eine Mehrebenenbetrachtung2008
Professor Markus Blut
Consumer Ethnocentrism in the German Market2008
Professor Christof Backhaus
Professor Markus Blut
Does “Made in…” also Apply to Services? An Empirical Assessment of the Country-of-Origin-Effect in Service Settings2008
Professor Markus Blut
How to Make Brand Communities Work: Antecedents and Consequences of Consumer’s Participation2008
Professor Christof Backhaus
Professor Markus Blut
Management internationaler Dienstleistungsmarken: Konzepte und Methoden für einen nachhaltigen Internationalisierungserfolg2008
Professor Markus Blut
Market Orientation in Vertical Business Networks2007
Professor Markus Blut
Switching Barriers in the Four-Stage Loyalty Model2007