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An Empirical Study on Information Technology Acceptance for e-Commerce Back-office Systems in Developing Countries  

Tumibay, Gilbert M. (Graduate Student of Hannam University)
Kim, Chong-Su (Dept of Industrial & Mgmt Eng, Hannam University)
Sung, Kyung (Dept of Computer Education, Mokwon University)
Abstract
Gains promised by the introduction of e-commerce back-office systems are not easily realized due to poor technology acceptance, especially in developing countries. This study aims to analyze factors which affect information technology acceptance in developing countries. A research model based on TAM is proposed, and it is empirically tested for the hypotheses of factors which affect the acceptance behavior. The result shows that antecedents such as user training influence the technology acceptance in different ways. This study may help accelerate the adoption of back-office systems in developing countries.
Keywords
Technology Acceptance; Structural Equation Modeling; e-Commerce Systems;
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