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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2)"”.
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Consumer acceptance and use of online charity shops in the UK
… thesis explores the factors influencing consumer acceptance and use of online charity shops in the United Kingdom. The study extends the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2) by replacing the Price Value construct with Perceived Value and incorporating three additional …
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Determinants of user adoption of egovernment services: the case of Greek local government
Various theories and models exist on new technology and eGovernment adoption and explain the phenomenon. eGovernment acceptance though depends on various factors that differentiate among different groups, particularly regarding expectations, cultural variations, the level of use and interaction, …
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Understanding User and Investor Perspectives on Robo-Advisors Adoption in Fintech
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into financial services, particularly through AI-powered chatbots and Robo-advisors, is redefining customer interaction and service delivery in the FinTech sector. Despite their technological sophistication and growing global presence, user and …
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Jordanian Citizen-Centric Cloud Services Acceptance Model in an e-Government Context: Security Antecedents for Using Cloud Services
… for online government services around the world, and Jordan is no exception. However, the acceptance and use of this novel technology face a number of barriers and challenges, including technological, human-aspects, social, and financial issues which need to be considered carefully by governments …
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Jordanian Citizen-Centric Cloud Services Acceptance Model in an e-Government Context: Security Antecedents for Using Cloud Services
… for online government services around the world, and Jordan is no exception. However, the acceptance and use of this novel technology face a number of barriers and challenges, including technological, human-aspects, social, and financial issues which need to be considered carefully by governments …