Automated banking services consumption by adults with low education levels
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https://doi.org/10.12712/rpca.v12i1.11342Abstract
This paper aims to understand the automated banking services consumption in automated teller machines (ATMs) by adults with low education levels. Data were collected in two bank agencies in one city of Brazil. Through content analysis and using the service dominant logic (SDL) as theoretical background, interviews and field observations were analyzed qualitatively. Results indicate a certain portfolio of services consumed in the bank, also indicating the way ATMs are used, usually in the presence of an intermediate, which implies a loss of purpose for self-service technology. The paper concludes with implications for practice and further research.
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