Institutional Pressures and Cloud Computing Adoption: The Moderating Effect of Organizational Mindfulness

Oredo, John; Njihia, James; Iraki, XN

doi:10.23919/istafrica.2019.8764832

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confidence: 85%

“…The result of the current study can be compared to an earlier study by Oredo (2020). According to Oredo’s (2020) study, there is a lack of research on using cloud computing for personal purposes. Oredo’s (2020) research employed variables like perceived risk, perceived trust, technology mindfulness, and intention to use.…”

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“…Oredo’s (2020) research employed variables like perceived risk, perceived trust, technology mindfulness, and intention to use. Oredo’s (2020) study collected data from 122 university students, and according to the results, technology mindfulness was found to be in significant relationships with the intention to use and perceived risk. Furthermore, perceived trust and perceived risks significantly impacted the intention to use.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to Oredo's (2020) study, there is a lack of research on using cloud computing for personal purposes. Oredo's (2020) research employed variables like perceived risk, perceived trust, technology mindfulness, and intention to use. Oredo's (2020) study collected data from 122 university students, and according to the results, technology mindfulness was found to be in significant relationships with the intention to use and perceived risk.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Evaluating the Mediating Mechanism of Perceived Trust and Risk toward Cryptocurrency: An Empirical Research

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Chen,

Lin

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SAGE Open

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In recent years, investing in cryptocurrencies has become a fad worldwide. However, fewer studies have explored the intention of using cryptocurrencies. Different from traditional financial commodities, cryptocurrencies have a unique appeal. Therefore, this study uses technology mindfulness, technology readiness, and financial literacy, and through perceived trust and perceived risk, to understand users’ intentions to use cryptocurrencies. The respondents to this study were cryptocurrency owners or those having financial investment experience. A total of 337 valid samples were obtained and analyzed by the partial least square-structural equation model (PLS-SEM) method. The results showed that technology mindfulness and negative technology readiness significantly impacted perceived trust and perceived risk. On the other hand, perceived trust and perceived risk significantly impacted the intention to use. Finally, this study proposes theoretical and practical implications which can help cryptocurrency trading platforms understand the motivations of potential and existing users. Finally, this study can also serve as a reference for cryptocurrency trading service providers to develop marketing strategies.

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“…Also, the PLS-SEM is deemed relevant for this research since the sample size of 200 is comparatively low for covariance-based SEM. This technique has been employed successfully by Oredo (2016) who had sample size of 93 and Odock (2016) with sample size of 67.…”

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Supply Chain Integration, Competitive Advantage, Environmental Dynamism and Performance of Large-Scale Manufacturing Firms in Kenya

Michael¹

2023

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Intense competitive pressures have forced firms to go beyond their neighbourhoods to achieve competitive advantage. A feasible course of action for firms is embracing supply chain integration. However, there is concern on whether implementing supply chain integration results in enhanced firm performance. Hence, the major aim of this research was to investigate the link connecting supply chain integration implementation and performance of large manufacturing companies in Kenya. In particular, the study examined the link connecting supply chain integration, competitive advantage, environmental dynamism to firm performance. The study was anchored on four theories; resource-based view, resource dependence theory, systems theory and network theory. A cross-sectional descriptive research design was applied with primary data. The respondents of the study were persons overseeing supply chain functions in the sampled firms. From a sample size of 200 firms, 94 usable questionnaires were obtained resulting in a response proportion of 47%. The main data analysis method was partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM). The study found that supply chain integration, competitive advantage and environmental dynamism had a significant combined effect on firm performance. The study affirms that the performance of manufacturing firms in Kenya can be strengthened by implementation of supply chain integration. This helps to settle the debate to some extent on whether it is fruitful for organizations to integrate their supply chain operations. These outcomes are also in congruence with resource-based perspective in the sense that integrating internal operations can be regarded as a rare, non-substitutable, valuable and imperfectly imitable resource. Moreover, the findings of the study are expected to provide directions to scholars on the How to cite this paper: Michael, C. K.

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Conceptualizing Business Intelligence (BI) Adoption in SME to Gain Competitive Advantage: Effects of Organizational Mindfulness, Inter-organizational Relationship and Technology Orientation

Naznen

Lim

2023

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Institutional Pressures and Cloud Computing Adoption: The Moderating Effect of Organizational Mindfulness

Cited by 4 publications

References 36 publications

Evaluating the Mediating Mechanism of Perceived Trust and Risk toward Cryptocurrency: An Empirical Research

Evaluating the Mediating Mechanism of Perceived Trust and Risk toward Cryptocurrency: An Empirical Research

Supply Chain Integration, Competitive Advantage, Environmental Dynamism and Performance of Large-Scale Manufacturing Firms in Kenya

Conceptualizing Business Intelligence (BI) Adoption in SME to Gain Competitive Advantage: Effects of Organizational Mindfulness, Inter-organizational Relationship and Technology Orientation

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