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Agent-based modeling for new product introduction using Twitter

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posted on 2024-10-31, 09:33 authored by Bambang Purwoko Kusumo Bintoro, Ferry Jie
In less than 4 years since its introductions, Twitter has become the fastest growing social networking tool. Working very much the same as a blog, it has been used widely by businesses as well as individuals to share information, introduce new product/idea, etc. Using Twitter, a person has the choice whether or not to forward (re-tweet) the message from/to his/her friends or social networks that he/she belongs to. There are some factors which affect the decision to retweet or not a message, besides the speed in forwarding the messages which believed to follow the Diffusion of Innovations model. In the case of new product introduction using Twitter, an online survey has been conducted to obtain the factors which affect the decision and timing to retweet the message or not. On the other hand, the independent and autonomous behavior of members in a social network such as Twitter satisfies the characteristics of Agent Based Simulation model. Using NetLogo software, this paper aims to disclose the result of an Agent Based Simulation model which showed when and why a person will or will not re-tweet a message that he/she received from his/her friends or social networks that he / she belongs to by applying the concept of Diffusion of Innovations.

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1

End page

11

Total pages

11

Outlet

Proceedings of the18th Asia Pacific DSI Conference

Editors

Professor Minoo Tehrani,

Name of conference

International DSI and ASIA Pacific DSI 2013 Bali Conference

Publisher

Decision Sciences Institute

Place published

Atlanta, United States

Start date

2013-07-09

End date

2013-07-13

Language

English

Copyright

© 2013 International Decision Sciences Institute

Former Identifier

2006040726

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2014-05-20

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