Exploring the interaction and choice behavior of organization and individuals in the crowd logistics

Yan, Yuwei; Ma, Xiaofeng; Song, Yi; Kumar, Ajay; Yang, Ruixian

doi:10.1007/s10479-021-04070-8

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“…To begin with, Figures 2 and 3 This result is consistent with related research findings (Allgulin & Ellingsen, 2002;Al-Shamaileh et al, 2020;Yan et al, 2021). Thus, monetary reward is probably an essential driving factor for attracting the general public to enter crowd logistics, particularly for the demographic profile of monthly income is below 10,000HKD.…”

Section: Willingness To Participate In Crowd Logisticssupporting

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Exploration of the Public’s Willingness to Participate in Crowd-Sourcing Services: A Case Study of Hong Kong

Wong

Jing

2022

Cictp 2022

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With crowd logistics becoming an essential part of the last-mile delivery challenge in many countries and regions, encouraging the public participation of crowd logistics has become an important affair affecting the development of the crowd logistics platform. Learning how people are motivated to participate in crowd logistics can shed light on the industry's policies and efforts to support its further growth. Based on the Push-Pull-Mooring (PPM) theory, this survey developed a research model to illustrate the factors influencing Hong Kong people's participative behavior. Survey data from 78 Hong Kongers were analyzed. The empirical resultsreveal that monetary rewards, entry barriers for work, and trust are significant factors for the locals to participate in crowd logistics. Meanwhile, previous job enjoyment has a moderate negative correlation with the willingness of the general public to participate in crowd logistics. However, previous job flexibility and cost of participation show the least significant impact on the decision to participate in crowd logistics. According to the findings of this study, it is recommended that crowd logistics platforms provide justifiable monetary incentives and constantly review these incentives. In the meantime, they should also build a high degree of trust between the platform and the general public as well as the workers.

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Section: Willingness To Participate In Crowd Logisticssupporting

confidence: 88%

“…According to the previous works, pull factors represent the positive and favorable factors in crowd logistics that encourage participation (Allgulin & Ellingsen, 2002;Tikkanen & Nissinen, 2018;Yan et al, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploration of the Public’s Willingness to Participate in Crowd-Sourcing Services: A Case Study of Hong Kong

Wong

Jing

2022

Cictp 2022

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“…Our research delves into the long-term strategic decision-making within the realm of live streaming e-commerce, employing evolutionary game theory to identify evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS) for enterprises over extended periods [ 49 ]. Acknowledging the prevalence of bounded rationality in practical scenarios [ 50 ], we have developed analytical models grounded in evolutionary game theory. These models take into account the bounded rationality inherent to e-commerce platforms, streamers, and consumers to explore the behavior strategies of enterprises engaged in live streaming e-commerce.…”

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Strategic decision making in live streaming e-commerce through tripartite evolutionary game analysis

Xu,

Qi,

Kong

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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This article delves into the current popular phenomenon of live streaming e-commerce, with a specific focus on issues related to product quality and after-sales service. It constructs an evolutionary game model that encompasses three key stakeholders: e-commerce platforms, consumers, and streamers. The study conducts a thorough analysis of the interactions and strategic choices among these entities, investigating the stability of equilibrium strategy combinations within the game system and the influence of various factors on decision-making behaviors. Furthermore, the validity of the analytical conclusion is corroborated through the application of simulation analysis methods. The study finds that for the consumer, strategies such as reducing losses encountered due to quality issues under strict demands, enhancing compensation in these scenarios, and increasing benefits for maintaining stringent requirements during live streaming sessions can motivate them to adopt more stringent strategies. For the streamer, essential factors in promoting the selection of high-quality products include increasing the benefits associated with such choices and reducing the probability of quality issues, or alternatively, decreasing the gains from lower-quality selections and increasing the likelihood of encountering quality problems with these products. For the e-commerce platform, strategically adjusting the profit-sharing ratio to maintain collaborative momentum and influence the enthusiasm of both consumers and streamers is a critical strategy to avert market scenarios akin to prisoner’s dilemmas and tragic outcomes. Overall, this research offers profound insights into the complex strategic evolution within the live commerce market, providing valuable guidance for interaction strategies among e-commerce platforms, consumers, and streamers. Its implications for practical decision-making optimization and strategic formulation are of significant importance.

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“…ambientes, e os papéis dos governos, porque várias restrições políticas atualmente impedem o desenvolvimento e a difusão da logística de multidão (Ciepliska e Szmelter-Jarosz, 2020; Frehe et al, 2017;Huang et al, 2017;Li et al, 2019;Yan et al 2021;Yi et al, 2020).…”

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Economia compartilhada na logística: uma revisão sistemática de literatura sobre logística de multidão

Platen

Taboada

2023

Exacta

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O mundo vem vivenciando uma explosão de iniciativas de economia compartilhada. No contexto logístico estas operações são verificadas principalmente na terceirização para uma grande massa de atores dos serviços de última milha. O artigo realiza uma Revisão Sistemática de Literatura com o objetivo de apresentar a evolução da produção científica do tema ao longo do tempo os principais autores, periódicos e países que estudam a logística da multidão; busca explicitar qual o estado da arte da área e quais são os esforços de pesquisa atuais, além de expor direções de pesquisas futuras. Os resultados mostram que a pesquisa científica sobre Logística de Multidão ainda está em sua infância e múltiplas questões de pesquisa ainda não foram exploradas.

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Exploring the interaction and choice behavior of organization and individuals in the crowd logistics

Cited by 6 publications

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Exploration of the Public’s Willingness to Participate in Crowd-Sourcing Services: A Case Study of Hong Kong

Exploration of the Public’s Willingness to Participate in Crowd-Sourcing Services: A Case Study of Hong Kong

Strategic decision making in live streaming e-commerce through tripartite evolutionary game analysis

Economia compartilhada na logística: uma revisão sistemática de literatura sobre logística de multidão

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