Validation of the Delone and McLean information systems success model: a study on student information system

Çelik, Kamil; Ayaz, Ahmet

doi:10.1007/s10639-021-10798-4

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“…This construct determines the user's level of overall satisfaction with a particular system Examining predictors of digital library use adoption in various study contexts. These include various settings, such as electronic government (Abdulkareem and Ramli, 2021;At-tamimi and Siregar, 2021), online learning systems (Çelik and Ayaz, 2021;Nuryanti et al, 2022), English as a foreign language course (Hsu, 2021), campus portals (Masrek, 2007) and the banking sector (Purwati et al, 2021). This model has been successfully used in the academic context as well.…”

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“…DeLone and McLean’s ISSM has been used generally to assess technology adoption in various study contexts. These include various settings, such as electronic government (Abdulkareem and Ramli, 2021; At-tamimi and Siregar, 2021), online learning systems (Çelik and Ayaz, 2021; Nuryanti et al , 2022), English as a foreign language course (Hsu, 2021), campus portals (Masrek, 2007) and the banking sector (Purwati et al , 2021).…”

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Examining predictors of digital library use: an application of the information system success model

Iqbal

Rafiq

Soroya

2022

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Purpose Digital libraries are not only an assortment of information assets yet have turned into a digital community for correspondence, searching and electronic learning. Also, economically the investment in terms of money, time, energy and manpower associated with the development of effective digital library (DL) systems demands high utilization of these resources. This study aims to explore the factors that affect the utilization of digital libraries and may lead to users’ satisfaction and finally high exposure to information systems like digital libraries. However, these factors may work differently in different cultures. Considering this fact, DeLone and McLean’s IS success model (ISSM) is tested and expanded in a local academic context. Design/methodology/approach Following the quantitative research design, a total of 355 responses were collected through a questionnaire-based survey. Research scholars of the University of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan were the reviewed population of this study. A two-stage stratified random sampling method was used to choose the sample. Structural equation modelling is used to find out the nature and extent of the relationship among studied variables. Findings The findings confirm that service quality is the strong predictor of DL system use, whereas overall users’ satisfaction mediates the relationship between the predictors (content and service quality) and the outcome variable (use). Originality/value This work done is the first main endeavour to use the “Information System Success” theories to intervene and mediate the effect of content, IQ, system quality and service quality on the use of DL in the local context.

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Examining predictors of digital library use: an application of the information system success model

Iqbal

Rafiq

Soroya

2022

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“…Across many contexts and domains, the notion of ISS has been used and empirically supported. These various contexts have included electronic government (Abdulkareem and Ramli, 2021; At-tamimi and Siregar, 2021), campus portals (Masrek, 2007), online learning systems (Çelik and Ayaz, 2022; Nuryanti et al , 2022) and banking IS (Purwati et al , 2021). In addition, research in the context of data warehousing software by Wixom and Todd (2005) determined that IQ and SQ had an impact on US, ease of use (EOU), perceived usefulness and usage behavior.…”

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Determinants of overall user success in an academic digital library environment: validation of the integrated digital library user success (IDLUS) model

Iqbal

Rafiq

2023

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Purpose Digital Libraries are complex, and this complexity is a motive to study user success on the behalf of appropriate user success models. These models comprise the factors which play a part between people, technology and organizations. The purpose of this study was to specify and examine an integrated digital library user success (IDLUS) model within the context of digital library settings, Higher Education Commission National Digital Library (HEC-NDL) of Pakistan, by adopting and reusing the existing digital library and Web success models. Design/methodology/approach Stratified random sampling technique was used to choose the sample from the University of the Punjab, a highly ranked public sector university in Pakistan. Participants were asked to complete an adapted survey questionnaire. A total of 355 completed and usable questionnaires were obtained. Data analyses through confirmatory factor analyses and structural equation modeling produced the results that have supported the proposed IDLUS model. The proposed IDLUS model was tested and supported through model fit statistics in the academic computing environment of the HEC-NDL of Pakistan. Findings Findings revealed that relationships between the latent variables hypothesized in the model were confirmed. Research limitations/implications The study has both theoretical and practical ramifications for academicians and information system designers and developers. Originality/value The IDLUS model is recommended first time in the history of librarianship in Pakistan as an overall user success model in the digital library information system computing environment. That made numerous recommendations for future research in the field of information management, particularly for digital library development at national and international levels.

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“…This study extends Bagozzi’s self-regulation theory on the continuous usage intention of social networks. DeLone and McLean’s model is the well-established model to study the effect of system quality features (Shim and Jo, 2020; Çelik and Ayaz, 2021; Jami Pour et al , 2021), while TAM is used to study the adoption intention of the particular social network (Lin et al , 2014; Liu et al , 2019). The study explores the effect of system quality features (appraisal) on the perceived usefulness and attitude (emotional reaction) for the continuous usage (coping response) of social network applications.…”

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System quality features and continuous usage intention of social network users: a multi-group analysis with gender

Doshi,

Nigam,

Rishi

2023

JSIT

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Purpose This paper aims to conceptualize a framework drawn upon the self-regulation theory to study the effect of system quality features on the continuous usage intention of social network users. The study explores the relationship among the selected variables and identifies the determinants of continuous usage intention of social networks. Design/methodology/approach A survey method was used to collect data from 301 male and 311 female social network users to test the research model with the help of the structural equation modelling technique. Findings The results show a difference between male and female social media users for the continuous usage intention of social networks. A substantial difference in the relationship was seen between the attitude and continuous usage intention, where female social network users had a more robust and significant relationship than their male counterparts. Originality/value This study uses the self-regulation theory to understand the continuous usage intention of social networks in the Indian context. This research study contributes to the existing literature on social networks/social media and the adoption intention.

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Validation of the Delone and McLean information systems success model: a study on student information system

Cited by 36 publications

References 40 publications

Examining predictors of digital library use: an application of the information system success model

Examining predictors of digital library use: an application of the information system success model

Determinants of overall user success in an academic digital library environment: validation of the integrated digital library user success (IDLUS) model

System quality features and continuous usage intention of social network users: a multi-group analysis with gender

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