Determinants of Intention to Use Social Networking Media among Generation Z in Indonesia

Samodra, Adimas Baskoro; Mariani, Minsani

doi:10.5176/2251-2195_cseit12.28

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“…Among Generation Z individuals from Indonesia, Samodra and Mariani (2012) argue that it is needed that any content be useful and easy to manage.…”

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Generation Z and technologies on museums – Its influence on perceptions about Quality, Arousal and E-WOM Intentions

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Barbosa²

2020

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Os museus são instituições educacionais que nutrem e mantêm o patrimônio cultural da humanidade, desempenhando papéis vitais no desenvolvimento econômico, atraindo turistas locais e estrangeiros. No entanto, o futuro dos museus como destino pode ser significativamente afetado por novas tecnologias. Isso é particularmente relevante, considerando a educação e as expectativas da Geração Z. De fato, sua satisfação pode resultar em recomendações da E-WOM, aumentando a visitação. Os museus podem aumentar a percepção da qualidade, a excitação e a intenção de recomendação, aumentando o uso da TI, o que pode mudar a experiência do visitante. Testamos o relacionamento entre as intenções de recomendar, a excitação e a percepção de qualidade com a tecnologia usada. Os resultados mostram uma forte correlação entre percepções de qualidade e excitação (0,68) e entre excitação e intenção de E-WOM (0,87) quando um nível mais alto de uso de TI foi apresentado. Apesar dos níveis de tecnologia permitirem uma carga emocional mais alta e maiores intenções de recomendação do e-WOM, os problemas operacionais continuam sendo importantes. Em vez de apenas aumentar os gastos em tecnologia, é necessário se concentrar em treinamento e organização interna. Além disso, as tecnologias podem ajudar não apenas a tornar o conteúdo mais atraente, mas também mais compreensível.

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“…Among Generation Z individuals from Indonesia, Samodra and Mariani (2012) argue that it is needed that any content be useful and easy to manage.…”

Section: Gen Z and E-wom Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Generation Z and technologies on museums – Its influence on perceptions about Quality, Arousal and E-WOM Intentions

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2020

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“…Some research conducted by researchers using TAM ( Davis, 1989) affirms the theoretical strength of this model to explain the process of technology adoption at the end-user level. Because of the influence of TRA, three new variables appear in TAM: external variables, attitudes toward using, behavioural intention to use (Adams et al, 1992;Martins et al, 2011;Samodra & Mariani, 2012;Segars & Grover, 1993). Some researchers did not add variables but only changed the direction of the relationship between variables (Davis, 1989).…”

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Social Media Acceptability among Ulama in Ogan Ilir District, South Sumatra, Indonesia

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Yusnaini

2021

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Social media was born as a derivative of information and communication technology (ICT) development. It is stimulating new habits for people to produce, consumption, and distribution information in online interaction. Although many researchers have studied social media, no one has provided attention to social media and ulama (Islamic scholar). This article aims to describe patterns of ownership, access, perceived usefulness, and ease of use of social media among ulama. Based on qualitative research in Ogan Ilir District, South Sumatera Province, we found that the acceptability of social media among ulama in Ogan Ilir District is positive. Online life has become the new identity of ulama in this area. They use social media for broadcasting da’wah message and selling or buying goods and service. However, no ulama are producing their messages of da'wah. Facebook is the most popular social media among ulama. We also find that feeling safe and comfortable, get the real benefits from social media, network quality, and jihad in cyberspace have positive contributions to social media adoption within ulama. We identify the availability of time, audience response, negative content, addictive situations, and internet cost as the inhibiting factor of social media adoption among ulama. We discussed these findings and suggested practical recommendations and agenda for further research.

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Determinants of Intention to Use Social Networking Media among Generation Z in Indonesia

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Generation Z and technologies on museums – Its influence on perceptions about Quality, Arousal and E-WOM Intentions

Generation Z and technologies on museums – Its influence on perceptions about Quality, Arousal and E-WOM Intentions

Social Media Acceptability among Ulama in Ogan Ilir District, South Sumatra, Indonesia

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