Factors influencing autonomous vehicle adoption: an application of the technology acceptance model and innovation diffusion theory

Yuen, Kum Fai; Cai, Lanhui; Qi, Guanqiu; Wang, Xueqin

doi:10.1080/09537325.2020.1826423

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“…A similar phenomenon occurred regarding perceptions of Technological Innovation. A possible explanation is that high-tech solutions are recognized as innovative by design (which generally contradicts [26]). That said, innovativeness is reported to primarily affect Perceived Ease of Use [27], and in the proposed model, this latter does not directly impinge on Intention to Use.…”

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“…At the same time, it should be noted that the specificity of the domain of application may inherently exclude some initial factor or reduce the importance of a given factor after model reconstruction. Thus, it became necessary to set up hypotheses verifying the relationships between the variables originally confirmed as significantly influencing the TAM2 core [4] The impact of previous research suggests that the specificity of the computer networking domain warrants tailor-fitting the structural TAM model with two additional latent variables: The former is crucial in the context of global businesses [28][29][30], which certainly include the high-tech business of network hardware development, and a similar rationale was previously considered in extensions [26,27]. While [27] did not confirm a significant effect on perceived usefulness, we reckon that network professionals are a target group open to technological advances and appreciate most aspects of innovation.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…When discussing high-tech business and the acceptance of its products, one simply cannot ignore the aspect of innovation. Yuen et al put innovation diffusion theory to work in tandem with the TAM model to investigate in what way the perceived characteristics of innovation may influence novel technologies [26]. Ullah et al introduce the integrated construct of innovativeness alongside cost-saving while scrutinizing the acceptance of such technologies in the context of energy management in developing countries [27].…”

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Networking hardware might be considered a relatively unexposed enabler of the enormous success of the modern digital economy, and information technology of a global reach. The COVID-19 traffic spike across e-commerce portals puts further pressure on computer network component vendors and raises the bar regarding both performance and reliability. Therefore, the authors undertake a challenge of identifying factors influencing the level of Cisco switches acceptance among network administrators in business environments. To achieve that, Structural Equation Modelling is introduced. The feedback gathered from 205 study contributors enabled the authors to evaluate the significance of two domain-specific factors—Technological Innovation (TI) and Availability of Professional Training (APT). The APT was confirmed to have a significant impact on networking hardware acceptance. The study contributes to extending the decision-making rationale regarding the procurement of networking switches and shows the added value of technology-oriented professional training for job satisfaction and working efficiency.

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“…It reflects how the actions of consumers are influenced by their social environment. Consumers want to meet the expectations of their environment and be certain that their behavior is approved by others [Ajzen and Fischbien, 1980;Bauer et al, 2008;Eneizan et al, 2019;Yuen et al, 2020a;Vahdat et al, 2020]. The variable "subjective norm" is used to illustrate how the environment views mobile loyalty cards and whether there is an influence on the perceived usefulness and the intention-to-use of the consumer.…”

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Acceptance of mobile loyalty cards in the German B2C consumer goods market

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The consumer goods market is characterized by strong competition. Thus, to bind customers to the company, a higher priority needs to be attributed to customer retention measures. Such measures include the loyalty card, but the use of the physical card is declining. To counteract this decline, mobile loyalty cards were developed. The basis for the use of mobile loyalty cards is sufficient consumer acceptance. This work is expected to contribute to the explanation of acceptance in the form of usage behavior. Based on the Technology-Acceptance-Model-2 (TAM2) and the literature, hypotheses were derived and a research model was developed. For model testing, a dataset of 255 participants was generated through an online survey and analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). The results show that in addition to financial benefits, convenience benefits and psychological factors also have an influence on acceptance. Furthermore, the usage behavior is not negatively influenced by the expected loss of control over personal data. Based on the findings, indications for marketing implementation are given for the confirmed factors.

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“…Some studies are based on questionnaires [40], dealing with socio-demographic variables [41,42], while some others also focus on personal-related attitudes towards technology and service characteristics, such as performance expectancy, safety, and reliability [11]. Under the hypothesis that confidence in technology and perceived usefulness are positively related to attitude as well as intention to use AVs [43], some of the above variables have also been used to analyze AVs adoption in the framework of technology acceptance models (TAM) [44,45]. The TAM approach has been used to investigate and understand how users address new technologies, such as AV.…”

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Users’ Acceptance of Connected and Automated Shuttles for Tourism Purposes: A Survey Study

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In recent years, autonomous vehicles have received increasing attention and many studies in the literature have discussed the potentialities and the opportunities they could offer. Despite the potential benefits, mainly related to the expected reduction in accidents and congestion phenomena as well as the potentially improved social inclusion of people with driving difficulties (e.g., people with physical disabilities or elderly people), many aspects remain to be addressed, mainly for understanding users’ acceptance in the case of collective transport vehicles. This study proposes an analysis based on a survey aimed at exploring user’s preferences with respect to the use of autonomous shuttles (ASs) for tourism purposes. The main correlations between the variables considered and the preferences of potential users have been discussed. Interviewees expressed high confidence in AS technology, although the analyses performed about willingness to pay show that users give more relevance to the provided transport services than the AS technology.

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Factors influencing autonomous vehicle adoption: an application of the technology acceptance model and innovation diffusion theory

Cited by 185 publications

References 35 publications

Decision Factors behind Cisco Networking Hardware Acceptance in Business Environments

Decision Factors behind Cisco Networking Hardware Acceptance in Business Environments

Acceptance of mobile loyalty cards in the German B2C consumer goods market

Users’ Acceptance of Connected and Automated Shuttles for Tourism Purposes: A Survey Study

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