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Volume 3, Issue 12 (3-2023)
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The present study was conducted with the aim of investigating the mediating role of e-satisfaction in the relationship between the quality of e-services and repeat visits of football fans to the Persepolis club website. The statistical population of the research was formed by the fans of Persepolis Cultural Sports Football Club, and a total of 215 acceptable samples were collected. The measurement tool was a standardized questionnaire with modifications by the researchers. The content and form validity of the questionnaire was checked by 3 sports management professors and after the requested amendments, it was distributed among the studied community. Reliability, convergent validity and Discriminant validity indicated the desirability of the external model of the research, and the value of SRMR equal to 0.08 confirmed the suitability of the model. The findings of the research showed that the quality of the website's electronic services had a direct effect on satisfaction and the intention to revisit (P<0.05). Also, e-satisfaction had a partial mediating role between the quality of sports websites and revisit intention (P< 0.05). The results indicate that the higher the service quality of the website, the higher the electronic satisfaction and the desire of the fans to return to the Persepolis team website.
 

Volume 7, Issue 1 (5-2017)
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Todays, websites have great importance in the field of information and do a lot of services. In this regard, webometrics studies has been the attention of many researchers at various aspects. The aim of this study is to evaluate and cluster the Iranian banks and financial institutions based on website traffic indicators. In research process, 31 banks and financial institutions were evaluated in the form of 6 of the most important website traffic indicators include the average number of pages visited, average time to browse the site, the percentage of visitors within the country, the percentage of visitors from abroad, the number of links, and the speed of loading, based on the Alexa website and search engine. Then, the similar banks and institutions were classified in the form of homogeneous groups using by the Hierarchical Clustering Analysis (HCA). The quality and validity of each of the clusters created was confirmed by using Discriminant Analysis (DA) and finally, were discussed the characteristics of each of these clusters. The findings suggest that there is not a significant difference in terms of speed of loading between the clusters, but in other indexes, the difference between clusters is significant.

Volume 11, Issue 20 (12-2007)
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In recent decades, organizations have increasingly focused on developing ICTs and introducing new e-services to their customers, so they have largely invested in web development and promotional activities.Therefore, it is essential for them to evaluate their websites and identify how well they are structured.and how web pages are organized. Evaluating web structure requires proper methods and measures.This paper intends to model a website as a graph and introduce new measures to evaluate website link structure.The model is based on the analysis of online behavior of the website's visitors. Thus, a real problem of the website of an Iranian university was described and, its structure was evaluated using this model between September-05 to November 2005.

Volume 15, Issue 2 (5-2011)
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Websites are a set of interconnected web pages grouped under the same ‎domain name. Websites are useful tools for introducing organizations to ‎their clients. They are best known for their ability to combine text with ‎graphic signs and other multimedia for the purpose of exchanging ‎information between the organizations and the users. Universities are among ‎those organizations that use websites for interacting with faculty members, ‎students and other interested people. ‎ This article emphasizes on the key characteristics of university websites. ‎After studying the websites of top universities in the world, the author ‎suggests a framework for the university websites in Iran.‎

Volume 18, Issue 1 (5-2014)
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In recent years, continuing growth in technology and strengthening competitiveness through the business environment have led websites to be a key instrument to communicate with stakeholders. Therefore, website effectiveness is considered as a vital factor to attract and retain customers. It is worthy to mention that despite of investing heavily in establishing websites by most of organizations, they do not attain their initial objectives, and the performance of websites is not satisfying. One of the critical reasons of such failures is the lack of proper website evaluation framework for practical use. In this vein, many studies have been conducted to identify the critical factors influencing on the website performance or quality ranging from Internet marketing researches to information systems design and human–computer interactions. This study identifies the factors, which must be taken into account in evaluating a website, using content analysis of 130 relative articles published between 1995 to 2011. We used Shannon Entropy to prioritize the most cited factors and their measurements based on computing the entropy of information and frequencies of addressing them in these articles. Based on the obtained results, we proposed a conceptual framework including 6 major factors: information quality, visual appearance, usability, customer support, technical features, and vendor's specific quality and reputation.    
Somayeh Mehrizi Sani, Mohamad Khazaei,
Volume 23, Issue 2 (4-2016)
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At first glance,  myths are considered as the old stories but, the truth is that they are the product of a way of man’s wise thinking which have survived in the form of narration and action.  Ad  the myths answer to the man’s needs of world-knowing , they continue living, in the modern world and by the help of science, through accordance with the mental frames of man.
One of the newest fields that benefiting from its capacities help in myth renovation is internet technology.  The spread of this wide web has changed it to a modern environment. The subject of digital body in this new environment and its capacities on achieving the collective goals set the ground for the formation of mythical meanings and concepts which challenge the scientific wisdom.
Therefore, this research analyzes the capacities of this media in developing the new mythical concepts based on the contemporary myth theory of Roland Barrett  and the mythical analysis of Louie Straus . The method is descriptive-analytic and based on the library resources. The results revel that in this modern environment, reality, idealism and fantasy are interwoven in the form of old archetypes and have changed the validity of many concepts. Thinking about Creation, escape from prohibition, simultaneous presence, excess of time and place, unified world, dominance over loneliness and the wishes that came true through the myths, now form a modern thinking horizon in a vital, interactive and experimental environment which renovates the myths inside this worldwide web.
 
 



 

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