Based on the attitudes, opinions, predictions and insights provided by the USA and global key informants in the study, as well as recent activities in the marketplace, it seems likely that retailing and distribution will be impacted by growing consumer interest in, adoption of, and involvement with OLCISs. Around this premiss focuses on three questions: (1) where are we at the present time with OLCISs?; (2) where does a sample of key informants think we are headed?; and (3) what will need to happen to help us get there? On the basis of information and suggestions from informants and the authors′ personal experiences and insights, offers recommendations for needed changes in areas such as industry and systems, perceived price/value, service and product,marketing and education, and ease of use.
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Retail and Distribution Management
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November 01 1994
Retailing and Online Consumer Information Services (OLCISs)
W. Wayne Talarzyk;
W. Wayne Talarzyk
The Ohio State University, USA
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Robert E. Widing
Robert E. Widing
Bond Universit, Gold Coast, Australia
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2396-9083
Print ISSN: 0307-2363
© MCB UP Limited
1994
Retail and Distribution Management (1994) 22 (7): 18–23.
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Falk H, Wayne Talarzyk W, Widing RE (1994), "Retailing and Online Consumer Information Services (OLCISs)". Retail and Distribution Management, Vol. 22 No. 7 pp. 18–23, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/09590559410069891
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