An Empirical Study of Consumer Adoption on Mobile Data Services (MDS) in China

Du, Haibo; Lu, Tsung‐Hsueh; Whinston, Andrew B.; Jiale, Liu

doi:10.1109/mmit.2010.37

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“…Cost effectiveness: the degree to which customers believe that the cost of a new technology desired to be adopted is affordable and it deserves for the intended service [25] [26]. Perceived security: the degree to which customers believe that using a certain technology is secured; it would be safe, free from risk and maintain their privacy [27] [28]. Behavioral intention to use: The degree to which customers believe and plane to use a particular new technology [18] Based on the theoretical propositions of the TAM and related relevant literature, this study proposed then hypotheses with regard to the adoption of CAx in textile and apparel industries.…”

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Adoption of Computer-Aided Technology (CAx) in Textile and Apparel Industries

Wagaw¹

2017

IJAIS

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The extended nature of industrial operations demanded the integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) and computer aided technology (CAx) in industrial processes. Although there are 130 textile and apparel industries in Ethiopia, the adoption of such technology is limited. Hence, this research studied factors affecting CAx adoption through the extension of the technology acceptance model of Davis (1989) by adding perceived competitive advantage, cost effectiveness, and perceived security. The finding revealed that perceived ease of use, perceived service, perceived competitive advantage, cost effectiveness, perceived security and perceived usefulness are significant predictors of intention to use CAx in textile and apparel industries.

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confidence: 99%