Influence of online shopping information dependency and innovativeness on internet shopping adoption

Bigné‐Alcañiz, Enrique; Mafé, Carla Ruíz; Manzano, Joaquín Aldás; Blas, Silvia Sanz

doi:10.1108/14684520810914025

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“…Purchase behavior in this study refers to as repeat purchase or future repurchase of smartphone. The result of our study is also in line with research findings by Alcaniz et al (2008), which reported a significant relationship of online information dependency to future online purchase intention. This showed that since consumers were dependent on a product, it would be unlikely for them to switch and thus remain loyal and continue usage of the product that they have; particularly since they have already adapted and are familiar with it.…”

Section: The Outcome Of Dependency -Purchase Behavior (Continuous Pursupporting

confidence: 82%

“…Whereas, Loh (2011) suggested that people in Malaysia still prefer to use their laptop or personal computer. As suggested by Alcaniz et al (2008), when the benefit of smartphone was greatly perceived and valued, dependency on smartphone would definitely increase. It is predicted that in the future, as the market matures, there will be more reason for consumers to be dependent on smartphone usage which in turn leads to future purchase behavior.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, research done by Mafe and Blas (2006) on internet dependency and purchase intention, found that internet dependency has a positive influence on future behavior. In addition to that, Alcaniz et al (2008) also reported that online information dependency significantly leads to future online purchase intention. Therefore, this study hypothesized that:…”

Section: Purchase Behavior (Continuous Purchase)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Together with the categories or goals which concern with the dependency of the media, other factors can intensify or reduce media dependency as well, such as demographics, exposure and affinity towards the media (Mafe & Blas, 2006;. On the other hand, Alcaniz, Mafe, Manzano and Blas (2008) reported that media dependency will change as the utility of media resources change, which refers to the more usefulness of the media being perceived, the more dependent on the media will be. Lu and Wang (2008) suggested that internet addiction or internet dependence is viewed as a psychological dependence on or a behavior action to the Internet.…”

Section: Media Dependency Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Smartphone Dependency and Its Impact on Purchase Behavior

Harun¹,

Liew²,

Kassim³

et al. 2015

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People nowadays seem to become dependent towards smartphone due to its convenience, great camera features, easy applications' installations, and more importantly, it can do most of the computer functions on the go. Significantly, smartphone usage in Malaysia is growing enormously and has become a significant and lucrative industry. This study aims to understand the antecedents and the outcome of the smartphone dependency among smartphone consumers. Two theories -the theory of uses and gratification and the media dependency theorywere used as the theoretical basis for this study, in order to determine the motivations to use a smartphone and to define dependency and its outcome. The antecedent variables were convenience, social need and social influence; and all of these dimensions are conceptualized as one-dimensional. The outcome of dependency on smartphones was expected to be the purchase behavior. Data analyses were based on 226 valid questionnaires that were collected among smartphone users. The result from the Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Partial Least Square (PLS) shows that only social needs and social influence significantly influenced the smartphone dependency among consumers, therefore indicating that these two factors are important to influence dependency on the smartphone. In addition, the analysis also verifies that the purchase behavior is the outcome of the dependency on the smartphone. Based on these results, marketers could focus on creating dependency among consumers on smartphone usage based on the consumers' social need, which eventually will promote future purchase behavior in the long run. More importantly, understanding social influences as antecedents Keywords: dependency on smartphone, purchase behavior, theory of uses and gratification, theory of media dependency

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Section: The Outcome Of Dependency -Purchase Behavior (Continuous Pursupporting

confidence: 82%

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confidence: 99%

Section: Purchase Behavior (Continuous Purchase)mentioning

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“…The values allow us to determine that the attitude to the use of NFC payment in Brazil positively determines the intention of use (β = 0.736, p <0.001) supporting hypothesis 1 (H1). This confirms the results of previous studies on the acceptance of technology (Lu et al, 2003;Chen & Adams, 2005;Bigné-Alcañiz et al, 2008;Kim et al, 2010;Yang et al, 2012).…”

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NFC technology acceptance for mobile payments: A Brazilian Perspective

Luna

Montoro-Ríos

Liébana‐Cabanillas

et al. 2017

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Purpose -This study investigates the acceptance of NFC technology for payment through mobile in a Brazilian context, which allow knowing the factors that influence directly or indirectly in that acceptance.Design/methodology/approach -Through an online and selfadministered questionnaire and using the snowball sampling procedure on social networks, the final sample consisted of 423 mobile phone users in Brazil and the technique used to prove the hypotheses was the Structural Equation Model.Findings -The results show that attitude, personal innovation in IT and perceived usefulness are determinants of future intention to use the NFC technology for payments in Brazil.Originality/value -The proposed model has a predictive power of intention to use NFC payment of 71%, demonstrating that it includes background with a large predictive power of acceptance of NFC technology which led us to highlight the main implications for the management and development of new studies in this field.

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Modeling teachers acceptance of learning management system in higher education during COVID‐19 pandemic: A developing country perspective

Waris¹,

Hameed

2022

Journal of Public Affairs

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The ubiquity of the World Wide Web has provided massive opportunities to teachers and learners around the globe to share knowledge anytime anywhere via learning management system. Hence, considering the needs of the students; universities have arranged the facilities of the learning management system. This study is an empirical evaluation of university faculty members' intention to use a learning management system. We extended Davis's (1989) Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to evaluate faculty members' intention to use learning management system amid COVID‐19. Data were obtained from the faculty members of Pakistani universities through the convenience sampling technique and analyzed using PLS‐SEM. The outcomes of the study revealed that perceived ease of using a learning management system, user‐interface design, and faculty members' innovativeness have a favorable impact on their intention to use learning management system. Facilitating conditions positively influenced intention to use learning management system. However, the positive relationship between facilitating conditions and perceived ease of using the learning management system was insignificant. The results indicate that the extended TAM model has effectively predicted faculty members' intention to use the learning management system. The findings of the current study can be used for the training and development of faculty members by institutions and regulatory bodies in developing countries.

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Influence of online shopping information dependency and innovativeness on internet shopping adoption

Cited by 152 publications

References 74 publications

Smartphone Dependency and Its Impact on Purchase Behavior

Smartphone Dependency and Its Impact on Purchase Behavior

NFC technology acceptance for mobile payments: A Brazilian Perspective

Modeling teachers acceptance of learning management system in higher education during COVID‐19 pandemic: A developing country perspective

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