Act 2.0

Purpose – This paper seeks to review current research on assistive consumer technologies (ACT 1.0) and to discuss a series of research challenges that need to be addressed before the field can move towards tools that are more effective and more readily adopted by consumers (ACT 2.0)

Business · Human–computer interaction · Multimedia · Telecommunications · Computer Science · Innovative Human-Technology Interaction · Persona Design and Applications · Technology Use by Older Adults · Marketing

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• Feature Fatigue

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• Co‐creating unique value with customers

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• Toward the next generation of recommender systems

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• Maximizing versus satisficing

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• Option Attachment

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• Smart Agents

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• Consumers and Their Brands

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