Exploring Cloud-Based Bookstore Continuance from a Deconstructed Task–Technology Fit Perspective

Hung, Ming-Chien; Talley, Paul C.; Kuo, Kuang-Ming; Chiu, Mai-Lun

doi:10.3390/jtaer16030023

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“…Lavaan aims to appeal to a large group of applied researchers who need SEM to implement a new methodological idea and is an open-source program (Rosseel, 2012). The Lavaan is a SEM technique that provides the use of the R language (Hung et al , 2020). Also, lavaan is preferred for complex models with all the features of R (Thakkar, 2020).…”

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Theme park hotel experience, experiential satisfaction and behavioral intention: examination of visitors' experiences

Akel

Çakır

2022

JHTI

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PurposeThis research uses the experience economy theory and tourism experiences to explore how different types of experiences in theme parks influence visitors' experiential satisfaction and behavioral intention.Design/methodology/approachThe data were collected from visitors of different nationalities at a theme park hotel. The R program and JASP were used to analyze the data of the multinational sampling. JASP was used for the structural equation modeling (SEM) and the R program for the analysis of the measurement invariance.FindingsThe results highlight the existence of different visitor behavior in the experience economy, tourism experience and experiential satisfaction among visitors of several nationalities. However, the results highlight the existence of common visitor behavior on behavioral intention among visitors of these nationalities. This study reveals that visitors of different nationalities can have both diverse experiential and cultural motivations.Practical implicationsThe results show that managers should apply a plan and strategy according to the differences between the nationalities. By examining visitors from different nationalities, the study was allowed to be interpreted from a wider perspective in terms of academia and industry.Originality/valueThis study makes a difference in the literature in terms of focusing on cross-national differences by examining the experiences of visitors from different nationalities by using experience economy theory and tourism experience elements in the same research model.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Theme park hotel experience, experiential satisfaction and behavioral intention: examination of visitors' experiences

Akel

Çakır

2022

JHTI

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“…The Original and Updated TTF Models Goodhue (1998) developed the TTF model to explain the relationship between technology and consumers' acceptance, performance (Hung et al, 2021), and use (Kim et al, 2010). The TTF model refers to the characteristics of technologies and tasks, and how they fit together.…”

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“…The TTF model refers to the characteristics of technologies and tasks, and how they fit together. In addition, the TTF model can also be explained as matching technological capabilities to task demands ( Kim et al, 2015 ) or as the extent to which technological tools can help individuals to complete their tasks ( Hung et al, 2021 ). The TTF model is used widely in analyzing use intentions for digital libraries, health care, and decision-making, in addition to the effects on performance, attitudes, and beliefs ( McGill and Klobas, 2009 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

A New Destination on the Palm? The Moderating Effect of Travel Anxiety on Digital Tourism Behavior in Extended UTAUT2 and TTF Models

Sun

Guo

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Digital tourism has developed rapidly, especially in museums. However, as people become increasingly familiar with digital museums, their use intentions and behavior have changed. Taking the Digital Palace Museum in China as an example, applying the PLS-SEM method, this study uncovers visitors’ use intentions and actual use behavior for digital museums by integrating the new UTAUT model (UTAUT2) and TTF model (TTF under social distancing) and introduces the PATS (Pandemic Anxiety Travel Scale) model to reveal how pandemic anxiety promotes the transformation of use intentions into use behavior more easily. The results show that performance expectations, hedonic motivations, habits, and task-technology-fit positively affect use intentions for digital museums. However, the price-saving orientation negatively affects use intentions. Pandemic anxiety moderates the effect of use intentions on actual behavior. When travel anxiety is relatively high, use intentions have a greater effect on use behavior for digital museums. The results reveal the influencing factors on use intentions of digital museums and the moderating effect of pandemic anxiety on the relation between use intentions and actual behavior.

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“…Precisely, current research trends on CC have sought to study the technology's acceptance or adoption; however, little research attention has been given to the continuance use, particularly at organizational-level setting [14][15][16][17]. In the context of HEIs, past research has also reported that evidence on continuance of CC at individual and organizational level is scarce [10,[18][19][20][21][22]. Therefore, answering to the following research questions was an apparent motivation for this research to be conducted: (i) What constructs influence the organizational-level continuance of CC in HEIs?…”

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Analyzing Continuance of Cloud Computing in Higher Education Institutions: Should We Stay, or Should We Go?

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Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) consider resource optimization as an essential concern. Cloud computing (CC) in the fourth industrial revolution became the de-facto standard for delivering IT resources and services. CC is now a mainstream technology, andHEIs across the globe are rapidly transitioning to this model; hence, maintaining the retention of the customers of such technologies is challenging for cloud service providers. Current research concerning CC focused on adoption and acceptance. However, there is still a scarcity of research concerning such technology’s continued use in an organizational setting. Drawing on the prior literature in organizational-level continuance, this paper established a positivist quantitative-empirical study to bridge the research gap and assess the precursors for a continuance of cloud technology in HEIs. Subsequently, this study developed a conceptual framework by integrating the IS success model and the IS discontinuance model through the lens of the TOE framework. The data were collected from the decision-makers of Malaysian HEIs that have adopted CC services, and analyzed using Structural equation Modelling (SEM) based on Partial Least Squares (PLS). The results indicate that the continuance intention can be predicted by technology, organizational, environmental, and other contextualized factors, explaining 85.2% of the dependent variables’ variance. The paper closes with a discussion of the research limitations, contribution, and future directions.

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Exploring Cloud-Based Bookstore Continuance from a Deconstructed Task–Technology Fit Perspective

Cited by 7 publications

References 60 publications

Theme park hotel experience, experiential satisfaction and behavioral intention: examination of visitors' experiences

Theme park hotel experience, experiential satisfaction and behavioral intention: examination of visitors' experiences

A New Destination on the Palm? The Moderating Effect of Travel Anxiety on Digital Tourism Behavior in Extended UTAUT2 and TTF Models

Analyzing Continuance of Cloud Computing in Higher Education Institutions: Should We Stay, or Should We Go?

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