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Vandenbosch, Mark

Research Interests (2)

List of Topics (2)

Topic Weight Topic Terms
0.248 adoption diffusion technology adopters innovation adopt process information potential innovations influence new characteristics early adopting
0.179 perceived usefulness acceptance use technology ease model usage tam study beliefs intention user intentions users

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Hulland, John 1 Plouffe, Christopher R. 1

Article Keywords (10)

Adoption 1 Attitudes 1 Field Study 1 High Technology 1
Intentions 1 Managers 1 PCI 1 Perceptions 1
Smart Cards 1 TAM 1

Articles (1)

Research Report: Richness Versus Parsimony in Modeling Technology Adoption Decisions--Understanding Merchant Adoption of a Smart Card-Based Payment System. (Information Systems Research, 2001)
Authors: Abstract:
    The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) has received considerable research attention in the IS field over the past decade, placing an emphasis on the roles played by perceived ease-of-use and perceived usefulness in influencing technology adoption decisions. Mean- while, alternative sets of antecedents to adoption have received less attention. In this paper, sets of antecedent constructs drawn from both TAM and the Perceived Characteristics of Innovating (PCI) inventory are tested and subsequently compared with one another. The comparison is done in the context of a large-scale market trial of a smart card-based electronic payment system being evaluated by a group of retailers arid merchants. The PCI set of ante-cedents explains substantially more variance than does TAM, while also providing managers with more detailed information regarding the antecedents driving technology innovation adoption.