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Self-Service Technologies (SSTs) have emerged as a strategy for retailers to improve customer experience. This research determines Portuguese consumers’ supermarket brand perceptions, to understand what players occupy an advantageous mental space for the implementation of these technologies: Perceptual Mapping. Findings reveal that the relationship
between consumers and supermarkets is predominantly transactional, therefore perceptions
of individual hedonic values are incomputable. Moreover, a Conjoint Analysis was employed to analyze preferences in checkout methods. While consumers under 45 are very
interested in checkout-free technology, they exhibit a low willingness to pay for these technologies. Current market players can improve their checkout-free store model
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Marketing research Self-service technologies (Ssts) Checkout methods Checkout-free technology Mystery shopping Perceptual mapping Brand perceptions Conjoint analysis
