Gender in Mobile Wallet Adoption by Using Utaut Model

Ompusunggu, Hermaya; Anugrah, Meilinda Dwi

doi:10.23969/jrak.v13i1.3486

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“…These apps served as manuals for travellers, eliminating the need for manual registration processes at the airport and making tasks easier to complete (Tussyadiah et al, 2008;Tussyadiah & Zach, 2012;Verkasalo et al, 2010;Wang et al, 2012). With the availability of mobile applications, travellers can make online arrangements for accommodation, and mobile wallet (Ompusunggu & Anugrah, 2021), navigate to destinations, book transportation and flight tickets, and purchase entry tickets to tourist or recreational destinations. Transportation bookings within travel destinations can also be made through mobile applications, destination information is easily accessible, and food can be ordered online without visiting restaurants.…”

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Siwakot Application: Revolutionizing Tourism Revenue in Bekasi

Pramukty,

Yulaeli,

Arumi

2024

JRAK

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The research evaluated the effectiveness of the City Tourism Information System (SIWAKOT) in boosting Bekasi City's Regional Original Revenue (PAD) through tourism. It analyzed SIWAKOT's impact on revenue generation and its role in the development of the tourism sector. Methodologically, it employed primary data analysis, stakeholder interviews and surveys focused on Bekasi tourism. The findings indicated that SIWAKOT enhanced tourism information management, expanded promotional reach, and improved tourist experiences, therefore, increasing visitor numbers and economic activities. The research suggested implementing SIWAKOT or similar strategies to leverage Bekasi’s tourism potential for revenue growth. It has contributed to innovative PAD augmentation strategies, emphasizing SIWAKOT's transformative potential and the importance of utilizing tourism resources for sustainable revenue enhancement in Bekasi.

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Siwakot Application: Revolutionizing Tourism Revenue in Bekasi

Pramukty,

Yulaeli,

Arumi

2024

JRAK

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“…Currently digital technology is centered on mobile phones and internet networks. Because the level of use of digital application-based payment services depend on mobile devices since it is easier and more practical to carry out daily transactions (Ompusunggu & Anugrah, 2021). Mobile phones have become a communication tool and also help fulfill many daily needs, so banks are required to create innovations that can bring banking services directly into customers hands without the need for face-to-face meetings and make transactions more cashless.…”

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Does Covid-19 Pandemic Increase the Use of Cashless Banking Digital Services? The Case of Indonesia

Anggraeni

Wahyuni

Ritchi

2023

JRAK

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Restrictions in covid-19 pandemic have increased the need for digital services in all sectors including the banking industry. The purpose of this study is to analyze whether there has been a changes in Indonesian banks services before and during the covid-19 pandemic. This study uses a quantitative method and non-parametric Wilcoxon tests, using secondary data taken from 180 Annual Reports from 45 banks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for the 2018-2021 period as samples. The results shows that there has been significant change in cashless mobile banking transactions during the pandemic. This research adds new insights into the latest developments and evaluation topic for banking companies.

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Factors affecting the adoption of digital entrepreneurship: a survey of private schools in Nineveh Governorate in Iraq

Allawi,

Alyouzbaky

2024

JSTPM

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Purpose This study aims to determine the factors affecting the adoption of digital entrepreneurship among the pioneers of private schools in the Nineveh Governorate, using the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT). The study seeks to address an academic problem represented by the low level of interest in the research literature on digital entrepreneurship. By contrast, the problem in the field is the failure of several entrepreneurial organizations, in general, and private schools, in particular. Design/methodology/approach The researchers chose the private school sector in the Nineveh Governorate, Republic of Iraq, as the field of study. The targeted individuals represented school founders serving as investors and entrepreneurs, totaling 154 participants. The deductive approach was used as the main research method, with the survey approach as a sub-method. A questionnaire was used for data collection, and the researchers used structural equation modeling software, SmartPLS. Findings The results revealed that constructs such as effort expectation, social influence, facilitating conditions, behavioral intention and experience are factors contributing to predicting the transition to digital entrepreneurship. Research limitations/implications This study contributes to bridging the academic gap identified in previous research and addresses the spatial gap by focusing on private schools in the Nineveh Governorate. It aims to assess the level of interest in adopting digital leadership within this context. Practical implications One of the most important implications of the results of the current research is the potential expansion of the use of digital entrepreneurship by understanding the behaviors of entrepreneurs. This understanding can have positive outcomes in attracting broad segments of society to engage in this type of work due to its low costs, low risks and the absence of the need for practicing licenses. Such an expansion could contribute to the establishment of digital pioneering projects aimed at reducing unemployment in society. Additionally, this study offers insights that can guide policymakers in the country toward establishing digital business incubators that provide a suitable work environment for initiating and supporting such projects. Originality/value The current study presents a unique contribution, represented by using the UTAUT, to identify the acceptance of digital entrepreneurship in private schools in Iraq. This can bring benefits to entrepreneurs and educational policymakers in the country.

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Gender in Mobile Wallet Adoption by Using Utaut Model

Cited by 3 publications

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Siwakot Application: Revolutionizing Tourism Revenue in Bekasi

Siwakot Application: Revolutionizing Tourism Revenue in Bekasi

Does Covid-19 Pandemic Increase the Use of Cashless Banking Digital Services? The Case of Indonesia

Factors affecting the adoption of digital entrepreneurship: a survey of private schools in Nineveh Governorate in Iraq

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