Exploring the role of espoused values on e-service adoption: A comparative analysis of the US and Nigerian users
Computers in Human BehaviorPublished 22 May 2012
Godwin J. Udo, Kallol Bagchi, Peeter Kirs
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The combined data indicate that user satisfaction with e-services is affected by perceived usefulness and information/system quality, and the moderating effects of EVs are more pronounced for Nigerian respondents than for US respondents, due to national cultural differences.
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Technology adoption in developing and developed countries needs to be studied and contrasted in order to identify similar and unique factors which impact adoptions. Information technology acceptance and the influence of espoused values (EV) have been investigated in developed countries but such studies are rare for developing countries. The present study surveyed 201 Nigerians and 188 Americans using constructs based on accepted theories, with the aim of comparing the influence of national culture on the acceptance of e-services in each country. The combined data indicate that user satisfaction with e-services is affected by perceived usefulness and information/system quality (with R2 = 0.64). User satisfaction, in turn, affects users' behavioral intention to continue to use e-services (R2 = 0.50). EVs moderate the effect of perceived usefulness and information/system quality on satisfaction. In general, the moderating effects of EVs are more pronounced for Nigerian respondents than for US respondents, due to national cultural differences.
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