The Role of Technological and Social Factors on the Adoption of Mobile Payment Technologies
AIS Electronic Library (AISeL) (Association for Information Systems)Published 1 January 2004Open access
Cheon-Pyo Lee, Merrill Warkentin, Haiwook Choi
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This study identifies important factors influencing individual adoption of mobile payment technology and extends previous studies’ intention-based perspective by determining technology anxiety’s moderating role in the intention-adoption relationships and includes technological and social perspectives.
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Consumer use of mobile payment technologies will have a great impact on the future of mobile commerce industries. This study identifies important factors influencing individual adoption of mobile payment technology. In finding the factors, this study extends previous studies’ intention-based perspective by determining technology anxiety’s moderating role in the intention-adoption relationships and includes technological and social perspectives.
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