...Talal Al‐Maghrabi; Charles Dennis Purpose The purpose of this study is to propose a model of e‐shopping continuance intentions that incorporates the revised technology acceptance model and expectation confirmation theory and evaluates the expanded model in a new context: Saudi Arabia. Design...

... size on payment mode choice for two reasons. First, the three most widely used retail payment modes in Saudi Arabia (cash, debit and credit cards) differ significantly on the degree to which they possess the attributes. Cash offers the most transaction time benefit because when used, check‐out...

...Alhassan G. Abdul‐Muhmin; Ibrahim A. Alzamel Saudi retailers’ experiences with the system for electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPoS) in Saudi Arabia and the effects of those experiences on their attitudes toward the system were examined in a survey conducted in the Eastern and Western...

...Mohammed A. Al‐Sudairy; N.K.H. Tang Many studies have been carried out on how Information Technology (IT) has transformed ways of doing business, but little is known about IT in the retail food industry in Saudi Arabia. The study reported here is the first to shed light on the usage...

...Secil Tuncalp This article examines the current status of franchising in Saudi Arabia. Despite the fact that Saudi Arabia exhibits some attractive characteristics for an intensive penetration of this form of distribution, franchising has made a limited appearance in some major cities of the Kingdom...