The Determinants of IT Adoption in SMEs in the Czech-Polish Border Areas

Hančlová, Jana; Rozehnal, Petr; Ministr, Jan; Tvrdíková, Milena

doi:10.1080/02681102.2014.916249

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“…As explained in this paper, the design of the proposed model consists of two main parts, namely the selfdeveloped model and the question list question (Table 1). (Davis and Yen, 1998) Readiness model technology (Parasuraman andColby, 2015, Parasuraman, 2000, A. Parasuraman 2014, Rojas-Méndez et al, 2017) IT Adoption (Hanclova et al, 2015, Gangwar et al, 2014) Professional and casual models of a model development (Subiyakto and Ahlan, 2014, Subiyakto, 2017, Subiyakto et al, 2015 Following the assumptions developed, Parasuraman and Colby's technology readiness model (Parasuraman and Colby, 2015) was later adopted, combined, and adapted in the second stage (2). A draft model was obtained which was then developed at the level of research instruments in the operational phase (3).…”

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Integration of the Technology Readiness and Adoption Models for Assessing IT Use among SMEs in Indonesia

Sani¹,

Subiyakto²

2019

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In developing a company, the interaction between the customer and the company is very important in relation to the development of a company. The use of technology-based systems is certainly very much needed and service to customers. In this case, the company must improve technology-based system services so that customers can easily obtain information or other knowledge from the company. Building technology-based systems require the readiness to operate, develop and improve the technology. This article will begin with how to develop the technology readiness of an SME company so that it can undergo the activities of the company well, and will end with a practical discussion whether the application of IT technology in SMEs companies require deeper development or just simply there. The aim of the research is to deepen our understanding of the role of technology in its use in SMEs companies in terms of marketing and serving customers

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Integration of the Technology Readiness and Adoption Models for Assessing IT Use among SMEs in Indonesia

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2019

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“…The authors' own survey carried out in the Czech Republic and Poland showed that a significant part of business owners and managers as well as end users is aware of the existence of CC; however, most of them still do not trust it or have no idea what CC brings (Hanclova 2015).…”

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Increasing the Business Potential of Companies by Ensuring Continuity of the Development of Their Information Systems by Current Information Technologies

Tvrdíková

2016

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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This paper deals with applications of information and communication technologies in the management of companies and institutions. It also focuses on Competitive Intelligence and Business Intelligence and the description of their position in business management. The paper presents current trends in information and communication technologies with emphasis on the use of virtualization and Cloud Computing technologies. The author discusses the importance of Cloud Computing to maintain the continuity of information system of enterprises with low financial impact, thereby increasing its stability. Theoretical framework and literature support the assumption that information and communication technologies are essential for the competitiveness of small and mediumsized enterprises. Discussed are factors that affect management and use of information and communication technologies in small and medium-sized enterprises, in particular the use of cloud computing. Based on the results obtained from a questionnaire survey carried out in the Czech Republic, the author proposed methodological recommendations to facilitate the transition to cloud computing.

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“…Numerous and varied measures of association can be used to describe the relationships between categorical variables with ordinal scales (Hanclova, et al, 2014). They tell us not only about the strength of the association but also about the direction.…”

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An Empirical Analysis of the Influence of Risk Factors on the Frequency and Impact of Severe Events on the Supply Chain in the Czech Republic

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The Determinants of IT Adoption in SMEs in the Czech-Polish Border Areas

Cited by 24 publications

References 17 publications

Integration of the Technology Readiness and Adoption Models for Assessing IT Use among SMEs in Indonesia

Integration of the Technology Readiness and Adoption Models for Assessing IT Use among SMEs in Indonesia

Increasing the Business Potential of Companies by Ensuring Continuity of the Development of Their Information Systems by Current Information Technologies

An Empirical Analysis of the Influence of Risk Factors on the Frequency and Impact of Severe Events on the Supply Chain in the Czech Republic

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