Adoption of software as a service in Indonesia: Examining the influence of organizational factors

Weerd, Inge van de; Mangula, Ivonne Sartika; Brinkkemper, Sjaak

doi:10.1016/j.im.2016.05.008

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“…Extant research has identified how these considerations are significant adoption determinants of new and innovative technologies in organizations (Kimberly & Evanisko, 1981). Further studies have also illustrated how these considerations can propel or inhibit the adoption of new technologies (Grandon & Pearson, 2004; Van de Weerd et al, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The field of innovation theory is operationalized by first identifying the core concepts and subsequently identifying the factors that drive adoption decisions. Innovation theory has previously been used to study information technology (IT) innovation adoption (Rogers, 1995; Treiblmaier, Pinterits, & Floh, 2006; Parker & Castleman, 2009; Yu & Hang, 2010; Van de Weerd, Van de Weerd, Mangula, & Brinkkemper, 2016). The frequently applied TOE (technology‐organization‐environment) framework is adopted as a starting point since it is comprehensive and easily expandable (Clohessy, Acton, & Rogers, 2019).…”

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Important technological, organizational, environmental, individual, and task‐related blockchain considerations are identified and discussed. The framework combines five salient adoption considerations and presents cases of the most important antecedents of organizational blockchain adoption. Further, it provides the theoretical foundation of blockchain adoption by integrating existing frameworks and applying them to a novel technology.

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“…In the case of educational institutions, SaaS could be a viable alternative to solve part of the institutional requirements, specifically referring to the ones related to software and hardware acquisition needed for the continuous faculty training, in particular, the execution of educational serious games [41,42,43,44].…”

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Educational Serious Games as a Service: Challenges and Solutions

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Bazán

2019

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Cloud computing is a distributed computing technology that facilitates access to resources in a dynamic and scalable way which is highly available. One of the service models is SaaS (Software as a Service) which allows executing Web applications flexible and elastically while offering collaborative characteristics. The integration of SaaS in educational environments promotes academic performance and facilitates knowledge management, allowing for storage, exchange, access, and synchronization of information. On the other hand, serious educational games promote among the people involved: collaboration, communication, social abilities, critical thinking, and problems solving. The present work analyzes the challenges that SaaS, with its collaborative and Multi-Tenant characteristics, offer to the execution of serious educational games, this is named JSEaaS –Serious Educational Games as a Service. The analysis was developed based on an exhaustive and systematic bibliographic revision with a qualitative methodological focus, which generated investigation questions, search strategies, keywords and inclusion and exclusion criteria that were applied to identify articles in different sources. This work allowed for the development of a list of the functional characteristics that the serious educational games will acquire when used as software as a service.

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“…When using SaaS software, users typically only need to access the entries provided by SaaS vendors through their respective Web browsers. Therefore, to lower the investment costs in Information Technology (IT) infrastructure and human resources, as well as to enable the possibility of online collaborations with internal users and customers, small to medium-sized enterprises are more likely to adopt SaaS [28].…”

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A Cloud-Based Digital Farm Management System for Vegetable Production Process Management and Quality Traceability

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Farm Management Information Systems (FMISs) are being expanded to improve operation efficiency, reduce inputs, and ensure compliance with standards and regulations. However, this goal is difficult to attain in the vegetable sector, where data acquisition is time-consuming and data at different stages is fragmented by the potential diversity of crops and multiple batches cultivated at any given farm. This applies, in particular, to farms in China, which have small areas and low degrees of mechanization. This study presents an integrated approach to track and trace production efficiently through our Digital Farm Management System (DFMS), which adopts the cloud framework and utilizes Quick Response (QR) codes and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Specifically, a data acquisition system is proposed that runs on a smartphone for the efficient gathering of planting information in the field. Moreover, DFMS generates statistics and analyses of planting areas, costs, and yields. DFMS meets the FMIS requirements and provides the accurate tracking and tracing of the production for each batch in an efficient manner. The system has been applied in a large-scale vegetable production enterprise, consisting of 12 farms distributed throughout China. This application shows that DFMS is a highly efficient solution for precise vegetable farm management.

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Adoption of software as a service in Indonesia: Examining the influence of organizational factors

Cited by 89 publications

References 47 publications

Antecedents of blockchain adoption: An integrative framework

Antecedents of blockchain adoption: An integrative framework

Educational Serious Games as a Service: Challenges and Solutions

A Cloud-Based Digital Farm Management System for Vegetable Production Process Management and Quality Traceability

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