Abstract The paper examines the constructs that instigate users to adopt digital wallets and continued usage behavior in a developing country perspective, Bangladesh. researcher used cross-sectional design collect primary data using self-administered questionnaire. population consisted of youth, precisely 18–35, who are tech-savvy knowledgeable about new technology. study followed nonprobabilit...

This research-in-progress seeks to understand the effects of crowdsourcing idea generation and selection on new product performance. The extent of crowdsourcing is conceptualized in terms of openness in idea generation and selection; new product performance is measured in terms of product innovativeness and sales growth. Preliminary findings from an analysis of 50 products indicate that idea ge...

Because healthcare systems in developing nations are underfunded and unequal, practitioners must understand how telemedicine may be widely introduced sustained. Unfortunately, adoption receives less attention there is limited knowledge regarding the interfering influence of patient engagement, satisfaction, individual innovativeness. Consequentially, current study seeks to investigate factors t...

This paper offers a comprehensive model of determinants of innovativeness based on empirical data gathered from 184 manufacturing firms located in the Northern Marmara region in Turkey. As opposed to studies that establish a relationship between a limited set of antecedents and innovativeness, this study allows us to investigate the significance of an antecedent when compared to others. Such in...

This study explored the effects of brand trust, perceived fit, and consumer innovativeness on the overall evaluation of vertical and horizontal extensions for fashion brands. Data were collected from 187 female consumers aged 18 or older who were familiar with Giorgio Armani, the parent brand chosen for this study. Regression results showed that brand trust was a positive predictor of the overa...

Economic research on innovation has long discussed which policy instruments best foster innovativeness in individuals and organizations. One of the instruments easily accessible to policy-makers is innovation contests; however, there is ambiguous empirical evidence concerning how such contests should be designed. Our experimental study provides evidence by analyzing the effects of two different...

This study reports on the testing of the hypothesis that there is a positive relationship between business strategy and innovativeness. Business strategy is defined here to include market focus strategy, technology development strategy, and operations priorities including cost, quality, delivery / dependability, and flexibility. An empirical study is conducted based on data collected using a qu...

This study expands the exploration of a consumer behavior concept that has received considerable attention recently: fear missing out (FoMO). Several variables were analyzed in terms their potential influence on FoMO: social media usage, self-concept, identity, smartphone innovativeness, and gender. The builds upon premise construct two distinct components: personal dimension dimension. importa...

Business groups are key sources of innovation in emerging market economies, but we understand little about why innovativeness differs across groups and over time. Variation in the density of intra-group buyer-supplier ties, which are common structural linkages among group affiliates, can help explain both cross-sectional and temporal heterogeneity of group innovativeness. We argue that greater ...

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...