Esraa Karam
Assistant Lecturer
1 Gamaa Street, Giza, Egypt, 12613
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2020
Gupta, S., Kumar V., & Karam E.
(2020).
New-age technologies-driven social innovation: What, how, where, and why?
.
Industrial Marketing Management. 89,
499-516.
2019
Karam, E., Alexander M., & Kumar V.
(2019).
Customer Engagement Marketing (CEM) framework: a strategic perspective
.
16th International Research Symposium on Advancing Service Research and Practice.
2.
2018
Karam, E., & Alexander M.
(2018).
Exploring customer engagement marketing (CEM) and its impact on customer engagement behaviour (CEB) stimulation
.
10th SERVSIG Conference: Opportunities for Services in a Challenging World.
208-213.
2015
Karam, E.
(2015).
Investigating customer engagement behaviour and its impact on customer engagement value: a conceptual framework
.
4th European Business Research Conference.
2014
Karam, E., Temerak M. S., & Kortam W.
(2014).
Factors affecting the switching behaviour for mobile service users in Egypt
.
Karam, E., Temerak M. S., & Kortam W.
(2014).
Factors affecting the switching behaviour for mobile service users in Egypt: a proposed conceptual framework
.
43rd European Marketing Academy Conference.
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Recent Publications
New-age technologies-driven social innovation: What, how, where, and why?
Customer Engagement Marketing (CEM) framework: a strategic perspective
Exploring customer engagement marketing (CEM) and its impact on customer engagement behaviour (CEB) stimulation
Investigating customer engagement behaviour and its impact on customer engagement value: a conceptual framework
Factors affecting the switching behaviour for mobile service users in Egypt
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