Mindfulness is an important emerging concept in society. This research posits that a user’s mindful state when adopting a technology is a crucial factor that determines how the technology will fit the task context at the postadoption stage and, thus, has profound influence on user adoption and continued use of technology. Based on the mindfulness literature, we conceive of a new concept (mindfu...

This study examines the impact of RFID technology utilization on organizational agility in manufacturing firms. Data from a sample of 328 manufacturers were collected and the model was assessed following a structural equation methodology. Findings indicate that adoption of RFID technology utilization directly and positively impacts organizational agility which in turn directly and positively im...

This study examines the adoption of Mobile Internet (M-Internet) as a new Information and Communication Technology (ICT) from the value perspective. M-Internet is a fast growing enabling technology for Mobile Commerce. However, despite its phenomenal growth and although M-Internet essentially provides the same services as stationary Internet, its adoption rate in many countries is very low comp...

Technology adoption has been a very important area of interest in IS research. However, much of this research has been limited to the organizational and household contexts. There is a need to examine adoption at the consumer level as we believe that factors affecting adoption decisions in the contexts somewhat different from those affecting individual adoption situations. The purpose of this pa...

This study addresses an IOS (interorganizational system) adoption literature gap by proposing an integrative model of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) adoption and incorporating the effect of perceived radicalness of technology in IOS adoption decisions. Three technological factors (perceived benefit, perceived costs and compatibility), four interorganizational pressure factors (competitiv...

E-business adoption research at the firm level has a strong grounding in both prior and current IS research. When designing empirical studies, researchers choose among a variety of base adoption models. This study is the first to empirically compare three prominent models regarding their explanatory power: the technology-organizationenvironment model, the task-technology-fit model, and the unif...