...Yi-Shun Wang; Timmy H. Tseng; Yu-Min Wang; Chun-Wei Chu Purpose Understanding people’s intentions to be an internet entrepreneur is an important issue for educators, academics and practitioners. The purpose of this paper is to develop and validate a scale to measure internet entrepreneurial self...

...George Franke; Marko Sarstedt In many areas of management information systems research and in business research in general, the concepts of interest are not directly observable and are therefore generally measured with scales comprising sets of items. These items indirectly measure...

..., academic self-efficacy and social networking habits on inconsistent responding was examined. Design/methodology/approach – A gaming application on Facebook was used to collect data. A repeated-measures design was conducted with 806 respondents in two online survey administrations. After inconsistent...

...Yi-Shun Wang; Ci-Rong Li; Hsin-Hui Lin; Ying-Wei Shih Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to develop and validate a multi-dimensional instrument to measure e-learning blog satisfaction (ELBS). Design/methodology/approach – This study introduces and defines the construct of ELBS, provides...

...‐mail questionnaire survey was used to gather data. Potential respondents were contacted by phone to find firms measuring web site success. An e‐mail survey was conducted to learn how metrics were used to measure the success of a corporate web site. Responses were examined to study not only purposes and net benefits...

...Mariemma Yague; Eduardo Fernandez‐Medina; Gi Woong Yun; Jay Ford; Robert P. Hawkins; Suzanne Pingree; Fiona McTavish; David Gustafson; Haile Berhe Purpose This paper seeks to discuss measurement units by comparing the internet use and the traditional media use, and to understand internet use from...

...A. Phippen; L. Sheppard; S. Furnell E‐commerce has resulted in organisations investing significant resources in online strategies to extend business processes on to the World Wide Web. Traditional methods of measuring Web usage fall short of the richness of data required for the effective...

...Michael F. Schwartz; John S. Quarterman Explains the necessity for measurement of Internet growth so that capacity, commercial potential, etc. may be planned and assessed. Argues that this cannot be measured merely by packet counts and user registrations. Presents detailed analysis of over 13,000...