Exploring the acceptance of technology for mobile shopping: an empirical investigation among Smartphone users

Understanding consumers’ continuance intention towards mobile purchase: A theoretical framework and empirical study – A case of China

“…Wong et al's (2014) study investigated on the factors influencing consumers intention to adopt mobile shopping by extending three additional variables, namely, compatibility, perceived enjoyment and perceived cost with the original TAM. Similarly, Groß (2015) used a modified TAM and the results show that, in addition to the traditional TAM factors, perceived enjoyment and trust in the m-vendor affect the consumer's intention to engage in mobile shopping, which, in turn, determines mobile shopping behaviour in general. Hung et al (2012) adopted a modified ECM to examine the determinants of mobile shopping continuance.…”

“…Building on the previous research on mobile purchase (Groß, 2015;San-Martín, Prodanova, & Jiménez, in press;Wang, Malthouse, & Krishnamurthi, 2015), this study defines mobile purchase as any purchase-related activity conducted by smartphones or tablets through mobile Internet. Mobile shoppers conveniently browse mobile Internet to plan their pre-shopping activities (e.g.…”

“…Most of the studies reviewed above focused on discovering which factors affect consumer behavioural intention concerning mobile purchase (Groß, 2015). In addition, the majority used the technology acceptance-related models to examine consumers' initial purchase in this context (Agrebi & Jallais, 2015;Wong et al, 2014).…”

Consumer Mobile Shopping Acceptance Predictors and Linkages: A Systematic Review and Weight Analysis

“…Technology acceptance model (TAM) emerged as the most dominant theory with as much as 12 studies adapting TAM as theoretical lens by often extending the model with external constructs. For instance, Groß [35] extended TAM with perceived enjoyment and trust and found these attributes as significant predictor of consumers mobile shopping in Germany. Venkatesh, Morris, Davis and Davis [36]'s, UTAUT theory emerged as the distant second most popular theory with five research investigations.…”

“…Furthermore, the independent variable qualifies as the best predictor of dependant variable when they are used in five or more studies (well-utilized) and have a weight of 0.80 or more. On the other hand, independent variable can be considered as a promising predictor when it is used in less than Groß [35], Groß [45] five studies (experimental) and have perfect weight of one [21]. The summary of weight analysis findings for all the three dependant variables behavioural intentional, continuous intention, and use behaviour is depicted in Table 3.…”