This study explores factors relating to physicians acceptance of technology for computerized physician order entry (CPOE. Given the complexity of the healthcare industry and its unique occupational dynamics, the Davis’ Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) alone may not be an appropriate methodology for explaining technology acceptance as it applies to medical practitioners. Along with perceived ea...

This paper explores how performance and effort expectations, social influences, privacy concerns, and risk affect individual intention to use tax preparation software. We contribute to the extensive technology acceptance literature in three ways. First, we examine the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology model in the novel context of individual tax preparation software choice and ...

Technology acceptance model plays a signified issue in the information systems field since this theory was introduced by Davis in 1989. This paper investigates the features of technology acceptance model literature based on bibliometric method. By searching the ISI Web of knowledge database under the keyword of “technology acceptance model,” 689 articles were retrieved and analyzed though growt...

This research aims to investigate the effect of perceived ease use and usefulness online learning using Zoom Cloud Meetings on student satisfaction acceptance intention in lecture process accounting core courses as impact Covid-19 pandemic. Based Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), there are two main constructs independent variables which usefulness. An questionnaire was utilised gather data fro...

WoredaNet is a Wide Area Network intended to link all woreda 1 administrative units in Ethiopia. The technology presents unique opportunities to facilitate the application of e-Government packages in the country. This study is a work in progress that utilizes the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) for the understanding of acceptance and adoption of Information Technology...

This paper explores how performance expectations, anticipated learning curve, social influences, privacy concerns, and risk perceptions affect taxpayers’ intention to use tax preparation software. We contribute to the extensive technology acceptance literature in three ways. First, we investigate whether perception and acceptance of tax software is different for professional accountants (‘exper...