Understanding Online Financial Communities: What constitutes a Valuable Information Exchange for Users?
@inproceedings{Hirzel2016UnderstandingOF, title={Understanding Online Financial Communities: What constitutes a Valuable Information Exchange for Users?}, author={A. Hirzel and M. Leyer and N. Russell and A. Barros and J. Moormann}, booktitle={ECIS}, year={2016} }
Financial service providers continually struggle to attract and maintain customer interest in their company-hosted virtual communities. [...] Key Result Furthermore, our results reveal that the timeliness of responses influences a users topic interest in a positive way. However, the overall number of responses related to a specific topic does not play a significant role in any of the communities analysed.Expand Abstract
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