Pengaruh Perceived Security terhadap Pengadopsian In-App Purchase pada Aplikasi Mobile

Mahendra, Yhony Agus Setya; Winarno, Wing Wahyu; Santosa, Paulus Insap

doi:10.22146/jnteti.v6i2.313

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“…This argument draws upon empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks to illustrate how the development of habits in technology usage fosters positive attitudes and intentions amongst users. The correlation between habit and intention to use can be found in the expectation confirmation theory, which stated that habit has a significant effect on the intention to use [27,28]. Therefore, we hypothesized the following:…”

Section: Habit and Intention To Usementioning

confidence: 97%

Unveiling the Determinants of Self-Service Technology Adoption: A Case Study of Fast-Food Restaurants in Indonesia

‎‎Wiyata,

Roziqin

2024

KSS

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This paper delves into the dynamics of self-service technology (SST) with the plan to use it in fast-food restaurants, focusing on pivotal determinants that shape users’ intentions to engage with these technologies. Leveraging the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) framework, the study investigates the influence of various variables such as performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, habit, facilitating condition, and technology anxiety on users’ intentions to use self-service technologies. To gauge consumers’ intentions regarding SST use when ordering food and drinks, we conducted a field survey, with 272 customers participating at one of the largest Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) outlets in Indonesia. The findings suggest that certain variables such as habit, influence the desire to integrate SST as well as performance and effort expectancy, whereas facilitating condition and social influence do not exert a significant impact. As anticipated, factors related to technology anxiety impede customers’ intentions to use SST. These findings are anticipated to provide a better understanding of both academic research and practical implications for the use of SST within the fast-food industry. Keywords: SST, intention to use, performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, habit, facilitating conditions, technology anxiety

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Section: Habit and Intention To Usementioning

confidence: 97%

Unveiling the Determinants of Self-Service Technology Adoption: A Case Study of Fast-Food Restaurants in Indonesia

‎‎Wiyata,

Roziqin

2024

KSS

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“…This implies that users' seen security of a framework can influence their deliberate to utilize it. The security viewpoint is an critical calculate to consider within the setting of smartphone application appropriation, online shopping, and electronic installments (Mahendra et al, 2017). Inquire about conducted by Aseng (2020), Manuel (2019) and Ooi et al, (2021) appears that seen security encompasses a noteworthy positive impact on purposeful to utilize.…”

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The Mediating Role of Consumer Trust in Influencing Student Orientation to Invest Using Ajaib App: A Framework Based on SEM-PLS

Suryaningsih,

Dewi,

Singgih

et al. 2023

J. Manaj. dan Kewirausahaan

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This explanatory study aimed to examine the mediating role of consumer trust in influencing information quality and perceived security on intention to invest using the Ajaib Application. The data obtained by the distribution of online questionnaires. The sample used is 160 students in university. The data analysis conducted with SEM-PLS using SmartPLS 3. The results showed that both the information quality and perceived security, had a positive and significant effect on intention to invest. The results also indicate that consumer trust significantly mediates information quality and perceived security on intention to invest. It is recommended for companies to maintain the quality of existing information and improve application security in order to build the user trust so that they can encourage their intention to invest using the Ajaib application.

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“…Information security involve aspects of authentication (data is exchanged during transaction only for authorized users), confidentiality (data exchanged during the transaction is read and understood only by the user concerned), non-repudiation (transaction participants cannot deny participation those in transactions), and data integrity (accurate data exchanged during transactions) (Mahendra, Y. A. S., Winarno, W. W., & Santosa, 2017).…”

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The Influence of TAM, Social influence, Security Relationship toward Intention to Use E Wallet through Attitude and Trust

Nisa

Solekah

2022

IQTISHODUNA

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The purpose of this study is to examine relationship of TAM, Social Influence and Security Toward Intention to use (IU) E-wallet with attitude and trust as intervening variables. The research uses quantitative approach with survey approach. The population of this survey is the people who live in Malang City with the conditions that they are 19-34 years old and the e-wallet used is (Gojek, OVO, Dana, LinkAja, Jenius). The samples taken was 150 respondents. The analysis technique used was SEM-PLS. The results showed that PU, SI, and S had no influence on IU e-wallets, only PEU had direct influence on IU e-wallets, Attitude could not mediate PU and PEU on IU e-wallet, but Trust could fully mediate Security against IU. This showed that the security of using the system can influence respondents' intention to use e-wallets based on trust in the system and it is recommended that e-wallet providers always pay attention to the security of their systems and simplify their applications so that users can benefit from using them.

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Pengaruh Perceived Security terhadap Pengadopsian In-App Purchase pada Aplikasi Mobile

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Unveiling the Determinants of Self-Service Technology Adoption: A Case Study of Fast-Food Restaurants in Indonesia

Unveiling the Determinants of Self-Service Technology Adoption: A Case Study of Fast-Food Restaurants in Indonesia

The Mediating Role of Consumer Trust in Influencing Student Orientation to Invest Using Ajaib App: A Framework Based on SEM-PLS

The Influence of TAM, Social influence, Security Relationship toward Intention to Use E Wallet through Attitude and Trust

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