About
Dr. Vikas Chauhan is an Assistant Professor in the department of marketing and strategies at ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad, India. He holds an MBA and a Ph.D. degree in Marketing Management. He has been an active member of the academic community for many years, contributing both as an author and a reviewer. He has various national and international research publications to his credit. His authored articles are published in reputed journals such as the International Journal of Bank Marketing, the Journal of Financial Service Marketing, etc. He has presented his research at key national and international conferences: PAN IIM World Management Conference, Marketing Challenges in Emerging Markets (MCEM) by IMT Hyderabad. His areas of interest are consumer behavior in technology adoption and AI adoption in marketing.
Employment
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ICFAI Business School Assistant Professor? - 2021
Education
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Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya PhD
Projects & Funding
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Publications (15)
- Examining the role of saving motives, trust and financial well-being on life insurance engagement: a self-determination perspective Save
- Adventure tourism and visitors motivations: a mixed-method study on memorability and psychological well-being Save
- A comprehensive bibliometric study of cyberloafing: trends, patterns and future directions Save
- Assessing Factors influencing Brand Equity and Fan Engagement in Digital Social Landscape Save
- Understanding intention to recommend e-banking: a moderated mediation approach to analyse the role of customer satisfaction and perceived risk Save
- CarryPro Backpacks: Creating a Niche in Backpacking Save
- Unveiling The Scholarly Landscape: A Bibliometric Analysis Of Online Doctor And Health Consultation Save
- Bibliometric review of telematics-based automobile insurance: Mapping the landscape of research and knowledge Save
- Understanding intention to adopt telematics-based automobile insurance in an emerging economy: a mixed-method approach Save
- Understanding users' protective behavior and its suppressor effect on the perceived risk in M-wallet/banking use: An Indian urban-rural comparison Save