Digital Life as a Topic of Business and Information Systems Engineering?

Heß, Thomas; Legner, Christine; Esswein, Werner; Maaß, Wolfgang; Matt, Christian; Österle, Hubert; Schlieter, Hannes; Richter, Peggy; Zarnekow, Rüdiger

doi:10.1007/s12599-014-0332-6

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“…Personal technologies exhibit extraordinary growth rates and today's private lives are shaped by such technologies. This poses new opportunities and challenges for research and practice alike (Hess et al 2014). We define the digitization of the individual as the proliferation of digital technologies in the lives of individual users; these users typically make their own decisions over which technologies they will use, when and how they will use them, and are responsible for the cost of the technologies and their use.…”

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“…Category 5 contains 24 studies which justified the application of UTAUT2 in various contexts. Samples include Hess et al [23], which criticized the extensive application of UTAUT in an institutional context and justified the need for adoption theories such as UTAUT2 in the consumer context. Similarly, Cimperman et al [22] cited UTAUT2 and demanded the introduction of contextual predictors which could enable more accurate understanding of users of technology in specific domains.…”

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“…Justification for application of UTAUT2 in various contexts 24 This category contains studies which justify the application of UTAUT2 in various contexts. [22], [23] 6. Criticism of TAM or UTAUT2…”

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A Systematic Review of Citations of UTAUT2 Article and Its Usage Trends

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Rana

Dwivedi

2017

Digital Nations – Smart Cities, Innovation, and Sustainability

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Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) is considered as the most comprehensive theory in Information Systems (IS) research to understand technology acceptance across various use contexts. The theory was extended to consumer context by incorporating three external constructs. This extended version is referred as UTAUT2. Although UTAUT2 is relatively new, the increasing number of citations is a testimony to the fact that it's popular amongst IS researchers especially for examining consumerfocused issues. However, none of the existing studies attempted to analyze the pattern of UTAUT2 citations. This study is aimed to undertake a systematic review of 650 citations with a motivation to fulfill this research gap. The study revealed that majority of the studies i.e. 77 percent cited UTAUT2 for general citation purpose. However, the remaining 23 percent, even if they utilized UTATU2, did so in combination with external theories where the moderators of UTAUT2 were rarely considered.

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“…emphasize the deep transformational momentum of being ubiquitously connected, analyzed and informed regarding the personal vital signs and their developments. Closely linked to the general movement of the digital transformation [2], the concept of Digital Health radically disrupts the stereotype of separated health care organizations independently providing medical care to patients. It directs the now obsolete institution-centered view to a citizencentered view, facilitates preventive and post-treatment approaches complementing the previous strong focus on curative ones, and establishes the home environment as a major place of care.…”

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Although information and communication technologies (ICT) have been used in the healthcare sector for many years, the expectations and hopes regarding the added value of their use are still very high. Traditional applications mainly digitized analogue documents to improve the consistency, traceability, as well as the exchangeability of medical documentation in a health care facility. Digital representation of care processes by means of workflow systems is another traditional focus. However, the demanding demographic situation as well as the increasing technological capabilities revitalize the research in the health ICT. This led to the brand term "Digital Health" which seems to gradually replace the well-known term "eHealth" [1]. This editorial aims to reflect on this evolution and to underpin main changes. The special issue is also a tribute to the newly founded special interest group "Digital Health" of the German Informatics Society (GI e.V.). Looking at the health care related research in the IS research basket (e. g., ISR, MISQ, JMIS, JIT, ISJ, JSIS, EJIS, JAIS), we found that out of 800 articles only 50 explicitly use the term "Digital Health". These results illustrate that this term is rarely used in the literature. More frequently, we found Health Information Technology (HIT) as a similar term as well as specific technological themes such as Health Information Exchange (HIE), Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS), and Electronic Health Records (EHR). We deduced that the term Digital Health currently serves as a collective term to encapsulate various research streams investigating the implementation and utilization of digital solutions in healthcare. In their meaning, eHealth or Digital Health go far beyond the provision of electronic tools and services. They

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Digital Life as a Topic of Business and Information Systems Engineering?

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The digitization of the individual: conceptual foundations and opportunities for research

The digitization of the individual: conceptual foundations and opportunities for research

A Systematic Review of Citations of UTAUT2 Article and Its Usage Trends

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