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Improving searching usability in direct shopping portals

E-commerce became very popular in recent years because of the great success achieved by some applications such as online auctions. However, currently the trend is that users of these portals execute more transactions in direct shopping than in online auctions and, probably because of the beginning o...

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Main Authors:	Lopez-Lopez, L.M., Miguel, R., Albusac, J., Castro-Schez, J.J.
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Subjects:	Business Electronic commerce Information processing Information technology Internet Marketing and sales Portable computers Portals Supply and demand Usability
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