Cloud enterprise resource planning adoption

Saeed, Imran; Juell-Skielse, Gustaf; Uppström, Elin

doi:10.1201/b12295-45

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“…For example, in Islamic insurance (Amin, 2012;Omar & Owusu-Frimpong, 2007), Islamic house finance products (Ali & Jama, 2016; Amin et al, 2016), internet banking (Amin, 2012;Juwaheer, Pudaruth, & Noyaux, 2012;and Nor, 2013) and home financing (Razak & Abduh, 2012). However, in contrast to previous literature, few studies, as conducted by Md Husin and Rahman (2016) and Saeed, Juell-Skielse, and Uppström (2012) have found that subjective norms do not determine behavioural intentions. The conflicting results in previous studies show its importance to carry out more studies.…”

Section: Subjective Norms and Intentionsmentioning

confidence: 61%

“…In literature, previous studies have shown mixed results regarding PBC and behavioural intention relationship. Past studies carried out in Islamic banking by Echchabi (2012); Echchabi and Aziz (2012); Md Husin and Rehman (2016); in Islamic Insurance by Ali and Jama (2016); in internet banking services by AL-Ajam and Nor (2013); in resource planning adoption by Echchabi and Aziz (2012), and Saeed et al, (2012); and in credit card use by university community by Sari & Rofaida (2011), have found a positive relationship between PBC and behavioural intentions. However, a few studies have failed to establish any significant relationship between PBC and intentions, like that of Taylor and Todd (1995) in technology adoption; and Beiginia, Besheli, Soluklu, and Ahmadi (2011) in mobile banking adoption.…”

Section: Perceived Behavioural Control and Intentionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Behavioral Intention to Adopt Islamic Banking in Pakistan: A Study Based on Theory of Planned Behavior

Aziz¹,

Afaq²,

Bashir³

2018

J. Islam. bus. manag.

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The current study aims to examine the behavioural intentions to adopt Islamic banking in Pakistan. The proposed model is grounded on 'Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)' which is widely applied in consumer behaviour studies. This theory comprises behavioural, normative and control belief structures which shape consumers' intentions. The data collection was carried out from two cities of Pakistan, Islamabad and Rawalpindi, through survey from 186 individuals. For data collection, non-probability, judgmental sampling technique has been used. The data has been analysed by using Partial Lease Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM) technique. The result of the study reveals that behavioural, normative and control beliefs are significant determinants of adoption of Islamic banking in Pakistan. It has been found that behavioural beliefs are very important for Islamic banking adoption. However, control beliefs appear to be the most significant in adoption of Islamic banking.

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Section: Subjective Norms and Intentionsmentioning

confidence: 61%

Section: Perceived Behavioural Control and Intentionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Behavioral Intention to Adopt Islamic Banking in Pakistan: A Study Based on Theory of Planned Behavior

Aziz¹,

Afaq²,

Bashir³

2018

J. Islam. bus. manag.

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“…In general, SMES never adopt any complex enterprise system. With the flexibility that cloud ERP could offer [43], SMEs can change to another ERP vendors whenever they need to have better service for their company. Further, this will give the opportunities to SMEs to choose and try the best ERP vendor that suitable to their company's needs.…”

Section: Technology Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Cloud-Based ERP Systems in SMEs

Salim

Malaysia²,

Jaffar³

2020

IJIE

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The adoption of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) could offer significant benefits in terms of managing the resources and support business function. However, the traditional ERP systems are quite expensive and have complex procedures for the adoption especially for SMEs. With the introduction of cloud-based ERP systems that have similar functionalities with traditional ERP, SMEs are now able to adopt this system. However, the adoption of cloud ERP remains low and question arise on how to encourage SMEs to adopt this system. Drawing from management and Information Systems literature, this study proposes and conceptual framework for cloud ERP adoption among SMEs. Using archival analysis approach and technology-push and demand-pull as the theoretical background, this research has come out with six main themes namely: firm qualities, internal pressure, external pressure, technology features, organizational readiness and external support. This paper will give significant benefits to ERP vendors to understand their potential buyer’s behaviour towards the adoption of cloud ERP.

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“…Many researchers (Appandairajan, Zafar Ali Khan and Madiajagan, 2012;Binu and Meenakumari, 2012;De Maria et al, 2011;Elragal and Haddara, 2012;Hao, Juell-Skielse and Uppström, 2012;Kiadehi and Mohammadi, 2012;Lenart, 2011;Mangiuc, 2011;Symonds, 2012;Raihana, 2012;Sunder, 2011;Salleh, Teoh and Chan, 2012;Saini et al, 2011;Saeed, Juell-Skielse and Uppström, 2012;Vimalkumar, Rajamani and Jayasubramanian, 2012) attempted to define cloud ERP and its characteristics. Salleh, Teoh and Chan (2012) claimed that most of the definitions are vendor-driven, and it is very important to think cloud ERP from academic and industrial perspectives.…”

Section: Definition Of Cloud Erpmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud-based Enterprise Resources Planning System (ERP) - A Review of the Literature

Hao

Helo

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Cloud computing recently attracted a lot of attentions. The growing number of articles on cloud is an indication of its importance. Cloud ERP is a specific service delivered by cloud model. It provides companies the benefits of all business management functionalities with minimum IT investment and low cost. Despite cloud ERP is being promoted as a new strategy to improve companies' management and operations, no systematic research on cloud ERP has been published until now. The main objectives of this research are to review up-to-date publications on cloud ERP, to classify the publications based on a suitable classification of themes and to develop a conceptual framework for organizing its related knowledge. In this paper, 40 peer-reviewed journal and conference publications are analysed and classified into different themes. A concept framework is designed with four domains: Technology Innovation, Business Model, Development Method and Usage & Assimilation. This framework specifies the research gap between cloud ERP and business alignment. In the end, some research agendas are developed.

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Cloud enterprise resource planning adoption

Cited by 44 publications

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Behavioral Intention to Adopt Islamic Banking in Pakistan: A Study Based on Theory of Planned Behavior

Behavioral Intention to Adopt Islamic Banking in Pakistan: A Study Based on Theory of Planned Behavior

A Review of Cloud-Based ERP Systems in SMEs

Cloud-based Enterprise Resources Planning System (ERP) - A Review of the Literature

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