Title :
A mental cognitive model of Web semantic for e-customer profile
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Inf. Syst., Lingnan Univ., Hong Kong, China
Abstract :
e-Business is competing in the new era of e-market. We need an infrastructure that could provide insight information to enable maximum and constant learning that lead to a responsive Web site. To keep the Web site in business on-line, we need sufficient on-line traffic on the e-Business Web site. This result of an urgent need to investigate the keys to satisfy and stimuli e-customers by providing customer-effective Web sites that delivered business focused e-services. The primary need is to produces a view of the behavior of the e-business system and its e-customers. Successful e-Business aim to provide customers with optimal on-line experience in e-business Web site that supports effective customer relationship from customer awareness, through exploration to purchase commitment. This paper focuses on modeling e-customer behavior by developing a Mental Cognitive (MC) Model for identifying the Web site semantics via the activities exercised by its e-customers. Our proposed MC Model also supports quantitative measure to abstract more rigorously the behavior of e-customers in support of Internet marketing.
Keywords :
Web sites; electronic commerce; user modelling; Internet marketing; Mental Cognitive Model; business focused e-services; customer awareness; customer-effective websites; e-business Web site; e-customers; e-market; effective customer relationship; on-line traffic; Algorithm design and analysis; Computer architecture; Information systems; Internet; Quality of service; System software; Web page design; Web pages; Web server; Web sites;
Conference_Titel :
Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2002. Proceedings. 13th International Workshop on
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-1668-8
DOI :
10.1109/DEXA.2002.1045886