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Building Loyalty in Indonesia 's E-Commerce Giants: The interplay of Service, Trust, and Satisfaction Satyawan, Nicole Nadya Aurelie; Prayitno, Sentot Basuki
Indonesia Accounting Research Journal Vol. 12 No. 1 (2024): September: Accounting, Management
Publisher : Institute of Accounting Research and Novation (IARN)

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With the tight lockdown regulations and restrictions, the online shopping trend has resurfaced and made its way to the top due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to an increase in online shopping users for about 51% in less than a year. While it offers a multitude of advantages, including convenience, vast selection, and competitive pricing, the inherent lack in physical product interaction can lead to negative experiences if expectations are not met. This study aims to investigate the path towards customer loyalty that includes service quality, trust, and customer satisfaction within Indonesia’s e-commerce giants. Tokopedia and Shopee were chosen as the primary focus of this study due to their market dominance that would capture the substantial portion of Indonesia’s e-commerce industry and draw more generalizable conclusions. Additionally, this study also incorporates the five dimensions of SERVQUAL theory, namely reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy, and tangibility, which was less investigated in previous research, especially in Indonesia. An online survey method was employed and distributed through social media platforms to collect the data, and a quantitative analysis was then performed using the data collected from 213 valid respondents who are Indonesian citizens, currently residing in Indonesia, and have recent online shopping experiences through both Tokopedia and Shopee. The empirical results offer valuable insights into customer loyalty within the Indonesian e-commerce context. This study reveals that service quality significantly affects trust, both service quality and trust significantly affect customer satisfaction, and satisfaction was also found to significantly affect customer loyalty. The research emphasizes the paramount importance of prioritizing service excellence across all customer touchpoints, which translates into actions such as developing and implementing standardized service protocols, investing in employee training programs that equip staff with exceptional service delivery skills, and actively soliciting customer feedback to identify areas. By understanding the interplay between service quality, trust, satisfaction, and ultimately, customer loyalty, e-commerce businesses in Indonesia can develop effective strategies to not only attract new customers but also cultivate a loyal and dedicated following.
Bridging the Digital Divide: Motivation and Academic Success in Indonesian Online Education Utama, Firdiny Firensia; Satyawan, Nicole Nadya Aurelie
Journal of Business, Management, and Social Studies Vol. 3 No. 4 (2023): Journal of Business, Management, and Social Studies
Publisher : APPS Publications

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Objective – With the strict regulations put in place due to COVID-19, scholastic activities have been forced to adjust from traditional in-class learning to online learning. There are an array of benefits associated with online learning including flexibility, accessibility, independence, and stress reduction. However, many students perform substandardly in online classes and most of them prefer face-to-face learning. Interestingly, the advantages and disadvantages of online learning have been found to be influenced by student motivation. Hence, this study aims to find the relationship between motivation, online learning, satisfaction, and academic performance.Methodology – An online survey was conducted with 110 students in Indonesia and SmartPLS was used to do a quantitative analysis on the data collected. Findings – The empirical results showed that motivation significantly affects online learning, online learning significantly affects satisfaction and academic performance, and satisfaction significantly affects academic performance. Hence, this study provides several implications, especially for schools and universities to establish efficient policies and services in their online learning method. For students to be more interactive, skillful, knowledgeable and eventually perform better in their academics, motivation, online learning success, and satisfaction need to be fulfilled beforehand. Novelty – Given the unique cultural, educational, and socioeconomic factors in Indonesia, the findings may offer valuable insights into the specific challenges and opportunities of online learning in this setting.