This paper focused on broadening users and HAMT technology elite knowledge on the adoption of Hospital Administration Management System Technology base on the amalgamation of Theory of Planned Behavior and Technology Acceptance Model. In regards to this, 236 questionnaires were distributed to health professionals out of which 200 were recouped. The 200 Health Professionals were from different hospitals and clinics for this paper, the makeup of the population sample consist of Nurses, Doctors, and Administrative staff as they form the majority users of HAMT. Every institution needs reliable information or data to operate successfully, it is, therefore, worthwhile to say that information or data on hand has a significant influence on the outcome of treatment of patients. The results of the study fascinatingly demonstrate the significant factors of HAMT adoption and the impact of each delineated element. The outcomes established that the majority of health workers will adopt HAMT base on their Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Ease of Use, Attitude, Subjective Norms and Subjective.
Over the past decade businesses and as a matter of fact commerce has gone through some revolution from the traditional commerce to a digitized platform, thus from "face-to-face" to a virtual economy which is being pioneered by technology. Now mobile users are able to use their phones to transact businesses every day. On the mobile commerce platform users can procure flight ticket and utilize the electronic statement on usersr cellphone to verify users flight. Now smartphones has the ability to establish nearby stores or vending stands with Global Positioning System (GPS) and then make a buy from the cellphone. One spot worth exploiting by businesses; large, small or medium is mobile commerce. Phones which was previous capable for only making calls and sending messages has grown or evolve to the level of which it can be used to buy lottery tickets, shopping, gaming, direction location device etc. Another technology which is currently emerging is the sixth sense technology. It is receiving a massive praise for it unthinkable innovation and easy to use tools is Sixth Sense Technology. Sixth sense is a wearable motion based gadget that connects our real world with digital information on the computer and let us use ordinary hand signals and gestures to intermingle with that information, thus making it an interface between our brain and the computer [2]. The sixth sense technology conception is a technological move and idea to tie the digital world with the real world. Its basic use is to cause computers to adapt to human needs. This mean users do need neither a mobile phone nor a laptop to carry out transactions on a digitized economy. Now the question is with this kind of technology where lies the future and faith of mobile commerce (m-commerce)? In this paper, we will be discussing the practical facet of m-commerce and the sixth sense technology. We will also cover the emergence and necessity of sixth sense technology, why it will shadow mobile commerce when it materialised and the writers' proposal.
Personalized recommendation (PR) system has been established to enhance consumers experience by suggesting products for consumers. Researches in PR mostly focus on the PR “system” acceptance but not the “actual product” acceptance. Therefore, this research aims to develop an instrument that measures the psychometric indicators of personalized product recommended acceptance. The sample size for the study were made up of (N=521) consumers from various accessible online marketplace in Ghana (jumia, kikuu, tonaton, jiji, amazon, eBay, aliexpress, alibaba, and other platforms) who represent the end-users of the e-tailers recommendation system. The study was quantitative in nature. In an attempt to evaluate the Personalized Recommended Product Acceptance Scale (PRPA-SCALE), an instrument was developed then submitted to 1 psychologist, 2 Marketing experts and 2 consumer behaviour researchers to test and rate items developed for the study. The EFA and CFA were performed to validate the instrument. The finding indicated significant content validity and further provided evidence of a good model fit for the five factors extracted constructs ((Price consciousness (5 items), Product Review factor (6 items), Brand Influence (5 items), Perceived Quality (6 items) and E-tailers Promotional Factor (8 items)). To the best of our knowledge, the PRPA-scale is the first scale robustly developed to measure personalized product recommendation acceptance. This also set the foundation for future research in the area of consumers’ purchase decision processes towards recommended products.
This paper tries to create the awareness of VLE as a new supplementary teaching technology frontier which could be utilize to bridge the grading gap between rural and urban students. The benefits associate with VLE technology is enormous, not only can it enhance academic performance of rural schools and students in Ghana but also could enrich students and teachers learning this experience if it is properly and effectively adopted and monitored. This could automatically result in students achieving good grades. Various Observations have been carried out to estimate it viability and it shows students and schools that adopt this technology benefited immensely from this approach, although it come with some challenges. VLE demand users and operators to have ICT knowledge and skills which may not be readily available. With proper planning, infrastructure, skills, resources and effective monitoring system, VLC could be a major technology to bridge the gap between TTS and LTS in Ghana Education System.
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