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Phuoc-Cuu-Long Le, Thi-Thuy-Trinh Tran, Thi-Duyen Pham, Thi-Thanh-Minh Dang, and Linh-Giang Nguyen  241


                     for products from well-known brands that are packed with information. Consequently,
                     businesses should focus on the service quality of network products and address any
                     deficiencies based on consumer feedback.
                       Secondly, reduce perceived risk. To increase users' trust in the brand, businesses
                     must convince customers that the degree of risk associated with utilising their services
                     is  low;  subsequently,  the  intention  to  use  and  return  will  increase.  Consequently,
                     telecommunications companies should implement the following suggestions:
                        - Minimizing product perceived risk by continuously enhancing service quality to
                     ensure  comprehensive  services,  such  as  advertising  and  training  a  professional
                     customer care team to serve 24 hours a day, seven days a week in order to respond
                     quickly.
                        -  Minimizing perceived financial risk by partnering with professional and reputable
                     e-wallets;  with  commercial  banks  to  develop  payment  guarantee  programs  for
                     customers when confronting risks; while ensuring a fast, and accurate payment mode.
                        -  Minimizing  the  time  risk  by  minimising  superfluous  registration  steps  and
                     customer information authentication in order to expedite service registration for users,
                     as many dread going to transaction points to register for a new package.
                        -  Minimizing information security risks by implementing commitments to protect
                     customers'  personal  information;  enhancing  the  use  capacity  of  employees,  and
                     sanctioning  the  enterprise's  compensation  liability  to  fulfill  this  commitment  and
                     protect the users' interests.
                       Lastly, boost intrinsic motivation. It has a higher value than goal motivation because
                     it  originates  from  the  individual,  giving  them  more  effort  in  decisions.  Therefore,
                     businesses must conduct a psychological evaluation of the service's benefits to ensure
                     that customers view the product experience as completely worthwhile.



                     6.2   Limitations and Further Research

                     This study makes specific contributions and assists service providers in comprehending
                     the  factors  that  influence  the  perceived  risk  and  purchase  intent  of  customers.
                     Nonetheless, this research has limitations:
                       Firstly, there are many factors that influence the purchase intention of consumers. In
                     this  study,  only  three  factors  were  limited:  perceived  risk,  brand  awareness,  and
                     intrinsic motivation. Therefore, further studies may add other variables.
                       Secondly, the research method used in this topic is the random sampling method, the
                     number of samples is insignificant, and the distribution is unequal among the groups.
                     If more samples can be taken and probability sampling is combined with proportional
                     sampling, the research results will be more reflective. This is also a direction for further
                     research.
                       Lastly, analytical methods only focus on analyzing the mediating role of a perceived
                     risk. Future studies may investigate other roles of that variable, such as a dependent or
                     a regulatory role.




                     ISBN: 978-604-80-8083-9                                                  CITA 2023
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