... Diffusion theory Disruptive technologies Perceived performance risk Perceived complexity Technology acceptance model Malik et al. (2013) posit that mobile technology refers to the pairing of mobile devices with commercial transactions, giving customer service anywhere and anytime...

... Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Technology adoption Social networks Content analysis Diffusion theory Diffusion of innovations Information society User satisfaction Uses and gratifications Considering the last two decades...

... in other rural areas. Digital divide Adoption Developing countries Diffusion theory Actor-network theory In rural Cambodia, the project is considered a success because students and teachers in remote schools use its e-mail service to communicate with their peers in Cambodia and abroad...

... to be significant in explaining patenting activity and ICT use by households and firms. 04 05 2015 25 02 2016 27 05 2016 01 07 2016 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Internet Technology adoption Diffusion theory Digital...

... making Social networking (e.g. Facebook Second Life) Social network analysis Web 2.0 Diffusion theory Research on helping behavior has surged since the controversial Kitty Genovese case in the 1960s. Kitty Genovese was stabbed and murdered near her apartment in New York. She let out several...

.... Behavioural theories Empirical study Technology adoption Developing countries Human-computer interaction (HCI) Structural equation modelling Task-technology fit Diffusion theory The rapid expansions of internet technologies have a tremendous impact on how banks operate their business...

... and conclusions end the article. The theory of Innovation Diffusion Theory (Rogers, 1995) provides a basic context of investigation for the adoption of new technologies that comprises several aspects, from the types of adopters to the adoption phases. In this context, the factors of adoption can...