Information Technology Acceptance: From Perspective of Malaysian Bankers

Information Technology Competencies for Malaysian Accountants – An Academic’s Perspective

An increase in the pace of technological change has revolutionised the way accountants perform their jobs. In response to this challenge, the identification of a new comprehensive set of information technology competencies combined with information technology skills and other skills (namely, soft skills) are necessary. This study uses mixed methods to identify which information technology skill...

Understanding the acceptance of teleconsultation technology in Malaysian government hospitals

Information technology acceptance in health information management.

OBJECTIVE User acceptance of information technology has been a significant area of research for more than two decades in the field of information technology. This study assessed the acceptance of information technology in the context of Health Information Management (HIM) by utilizing Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) which was modified and applied to assess user acceptance of health informatio...

A Cultural Perspective on Technology Acceptance

This preliminary study focused on the cultural dimension of masculinity/femininity. Unlike many cultural studies that have utilized previously published country-level scores for dimensions of culture, this study surveyed individuals from thirty-four different countries to determine their score on the masculinity/femininity continuum. These results were part of a research model containing cultur...

User Acceptance of Information Technology across Cultures

The user acceptance of prepayment metering systems, an innovative Information Technology based application, is examined with the help of a structural equation model in the two different cultures of India and the United States. The intention to use prepayment metering systems is measured along three dimensions: performance expectancy, effort expectance, and social influence. The same measures of...