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Purpose

– This paper aims to examine the influence of organizational support, subjective norm and output quality on end-users' usage of enterprise resource planning (ERP) in China.

Design/methodology/approach

– A conceptual framework is formed based on technology acceptance model literature. Data were collected through a survey on 127 ERP users in small- to middle-sized Chinese firms. Multiple regression analysis was employed.

Findings

– Subjective norm and output quality determine the perceived usefulness of ERP. Communication has a significant impact on both perceived usefulness and perceived ease of the use of ERP, which further influence ERP usage.

Research limitations/implications

– Future research should consider the adoption of different kinds of ERP systems in other countries.

Practical implications

– The findings may help organizations effectively use ERP and other kinds of technology systems. In particular, efficient training should be a focus of organizational support in systems implementation.

Originality/value

– This study focuses on the impact of organizational training and output quality on end-users' usage of ERP in China.

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