Intention to Use a Drug Reminder App: A Case Study of Diabetics and High Blood Pressure Patients

Lai, P. C.

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“…TAM attempts to help researchers and practitioners to identify a particular technology or system that may be acceptable or unacceptable besides providing prediction. Even though TAM has been tested widely with different samples in different situations and proved to be a valid and reliable model explaining information system acceptance and use (Mathieson, 1991;Davis and Venkatesh, 1996;Lai, Toh, and Alkhrabsheh, 2020), many extensions to the TAM have been proposed and tested (Moon and Kim 2001;Venkatesh, Speier and Morris 2002;Henderson andDivett, 2003, Shih, 2004;Chong and Chan, 2012;Lai, 2020Lai, : 2017Lai, : 2016Lai, : 2014Lai and Zainal, 2014;Lai and Scheel, 2018;Kerres, 2020;Yu, 2020).…”

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“…According to Malatjia, Eck, and Zuva (2020), TAM will continue to be accepted and modified according to the successful application of any new technology. Nevertheless, we will focus on and use the extension and adaptation of TAM known as the stimulus research model by Lai (2014Lai ( , 2016Lai ( , 2017Lai ( , 2019Lai ( , 2020 in this particular study.…”

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“…Therefore, based on the stimulus research model (SRM), this study will use the underlining variables shown in Figure 1 to determine the users' intention to use the novel Covid-19 "TheSafeCheck" technology solution. According to Lai (2014Lai ( , 2016Lai ( , 2017Lai ( , 2019Lai ( , 2020, the novel Covid-19 "TheSafeCheck" design is the stimulus that represents the system and features capabilities while, the perceived risk, perceived ease of use, and perceived usefulness are the organism that represents the motivation to use the system that leads to consumers' respond to use the system. For the purpose of this study, the following hypotheses were posited in figure 2: H1a.…”

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“…Perceived ease of use is positively associated with users' intention to use H5. Perceived risk is negatively associated with users' intention to use Source: Lai, 2014Lai, , 2016Lai, , 2017Lai, , 2019Lai, , 2020.…”

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“…Therefore, this study is to introduce the novel "TheSafeCheck" Solution Technology for the Covid-19 environment to fill this gap. This study focuses on the usersbased research orientation such as users' intention to use that is measurable with the adoption of Stimulus Research Model (Source: Lai 2020Lai : 2019Lai : 2017Lai : 2016Lai : 2014 to enhance the potential of deploying the novel "TheSafeCheck" Solution Technology for Covid-19 environment based on the design and perceived risk. This led to the objective to determine the factors that associate the usage of the "TheSafeCheck" Solution system.…”

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Intention to use the innovative Covid-19 technology “TheSafeCheck” Solution

Lai

2022

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This paper summarizes an explorative study of the design as well as the perceived risk that contributes to users' adoption of an innovative Covid-19 solution technology known as the "TheSafeCheck" in the ASEAN region. The attempt to survey these areas using the stimulus research model is a novel approach focused on adoption factors of this innovative technology as "TheSafecheck" focuses on the novel design and perceived risk. The empirical results from the quantitative analysis suggest that design, perceived risk, perceived usefulness as well as perceived ease of use are significant factors that contribute to users' intention to utilize this novel Covid-19 technology "TheSafecheck" Solution. Companies will be able to utilize this study information for deploying the products and services to meet the users' intention to use the system while also fulfilling their objective of corporate social responsibility.

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2022

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Surviving the Storm: An Exploratory Analysis of Pandemic's Impact on Urban Single Mother Entrepreneurship

Abdullah Salim,

Md Yatim,

Md Zahid

2024

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A microfinance scheme has emerged as a crucial tool in reducing poverty gaps in many developing countries. A notable player in the arena is Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia (AIM), a pioneer in microfinancing in Malaysia since 1987. AIM’s microfinance program injects small-scale businesses, particularly benefiting single mother entrepreneurs, contributing to capacity-building and empowerment. However, the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with Movement Control Order (MCO), has adversely affected various business sectors and vulnerable groups, including single mothers engaged in microfinancing enterprises. This study employs primary data to assess the impact of AIM’s microfinancing programs on single-mother entrepreneurs during the crisis. Utilizing a quantitative approach with a two-stage sampling process involving 422 respondents in urban areas, the research evaluates the relationship between empowerment indicators (economic, social, digital, and psychological) and management and governance aspects of program effectiveness. The findings reveal that the microfinancing program’s overall effectiveness, economic, digital and psychological empowerment indicators, and program management are at a moderate level, while social empowerment is high. Economic and digital empowerment, along with effective management, positively and significantly influence program effectiveness, whereas social empowerment has a negative and significant impact. The study concludes with recommendations for enhancing AIM’s microfinance program, equipping single mother entrepreneurs to better navigate future challenges, and informing policy formulation related to their empowerment.

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Enterprise Risk Management Practices in Malaysian Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: An Overview

Manas,

Zakuan,

Saman

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IMBR

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SMEs are crucial to the economic growth of many countries, particularly developing ones like Malaysia. SMEs have contributed significantly to economic growth but they also often struggle with problems related to poor management, which increases the risk of failure and closure. Effective risk management is essential in sustaining the long-term sustainability of SMEs and improving managerial performance. This study investigates the enterprise risk management (ERM) practices used by Malaysian SMEs in the manufacturing sector. The factors influencing the risk management behaviors and practices of SME manufacturing workers and their compliance with risk management protocols are examined in this study using a mixed-methods approach. This study focuses on employee behavior to better understand how organizational culture affects risk management techniques in SMEs. To design effective reward and recognition programs, this research also examines the psychological components of risk management while accounting for the organizational, societal, and financial challenges that followed the 2008 financial crisis. The study also examines the impact of organizational structure on the efficacy of risk management initiatives in small and medium-sized enterprises. The practical findings of the study are expected to demonstrate the extent to which ERM influences organizational effectiveness in Malaysia's SME manufacturing sector. This study intends to equip industry participants with the knowledge and confidence necessary to implement ERM successfully in their operations by offering insights into the factors that encourage and impede ERM adoption and its impact on organizational performance. This research advances ERM practices among SMEs and strengthens Malaysian businesses' resilience and risk awareness.

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Intention to Use a Drug Reminder App: A Case Study of Diabetics and High Blood Pressure Patients

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