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Open Access Research Article

Deployment of ecologically responsible technology by the Zepto enterprise in Bangalore, India : An analysis using the UTAUT model

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pp. 1151–1165Vol. 28Issue 6September 2025DOI: 10.47974/JSMS-1473XML
Received:
09 Jan 2025
Published Online:
13 Aug 2025
Article type:
Research Article
Language:
EN
Article no.:
JSMS-1473
Pages:
1151–1165

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to find out whether Zepto’s quickest delivery service is more popular with customers than the standard one. A survey was administered to a subset of Zepto customers as part of the study approach. Specifically, we wanted to know how satisfied customers were with the quickest delivery options, what their delivery preferences were, and what demographics we might use for future surveys. Insights on e-commerce customers’ delivery service preferences are provided by this study. Many different types of businesses are under the umbrella of the technology industry. Electronics and software, computer hardware, artificial intelligence (AI), and IT services are just a few of the many areas in which these companies operate. In pursuit of greater future potential, technology businesses are known to engage substantially in R&D and to embark on riskier ventures. Computers, smartphones, wearable electronics, household appliances, televisions, and a host of other consumer goods are all made by them. Software development, logistics system management, database security, etc. are all areas where businesses rely on technological advancements. There are many different areas that rely on the fast-expanding technology sector. Thanks to its substantial exports of both money and technology, it has emerged as an important player in the country’s economy. Numerous employments have been generated and substantial amounts of foreign direct investment have been drawn to the industry. Cybersecurity, AI, and blockchain technology have been areas of focus for the government’s several programs that aim to bolster the sector.

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Subject Classifications

94A60 – Computation and complexity

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