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Conceptualising WiMAX user acceptance
International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2013For network service providers and the end users, WiMAX represents a huge technological leap that provides seamless mobile access not possible with the other existing technologies. Both customers and service providers can find it potentially attractive. But like all new technologies, there are inhibitors that prevent adoption of the technology.
Tugrul U. Daim +3 more
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GAINING USER ACCEPTANCE OF AN EIS
Information Systems Management, 1997A survey of representative CEOs suggests that senior executives do not completely agree with the design principles proposed by professional EIS developers. By tailoring aspects of the development and presentation of an EIS to meet these user perceptions, IS managers and developers increase the chances of user acceptance and a successful EIS ...
Kent A. Walstrom, Rick L. Wilson
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User Acceptance Factors for mHealth
2018There used to exist a vision of telemedicine in which healthcare became universally connected. mHealth is a manifestation of that vision. However, studies that demonstrate theoretical user acceptance factors of mHealth are limited. We are still just neophytes in this area of research with the full potential of mHealth being an unknown.
Adam Pan, Fan Zhao
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Quality Assurance, 2003
Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) play a key role in the pharmaceutical industry. Thorough and accurate validation of such systems is critical and is a regulatory requirement. LIMS user acceptance testing is one aspect of this testing and enables the user to make a decision to accept or reject implementation of the system.
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Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) play a key role in the pharmaceutical industry. Thorough and accurate validation of such systems is critical and is a regulatory requirement. LIMS user acceptance testing is one aspect of this testing and enables the user to make a decision to accept or reject implementation of the system.
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User Acceptance of Mobile Services
International Journal of Mobile Human Computer Interaction, 2008Personal mobile devices are increasingly being used as platforms for interactive services. User acceptance of mobile services is not just based on usability but includes also other interrelated issues. Ease of use is important, but the services should also provide clear value to the user and they should be trustworthy and easy to adopt.
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Users’ Acceptance and Use of Moodle
International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, 2013The open source course management system Moodle, which a great number of organizations worldwide have adopted, is designed to help instructors deliver course materials to their students from a social constructivist perspective. The aim of this research is evaluate the acceptance and use of Moodle as an open source application from the viewpoint of both
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Car Users’ Acceptability of a Kilometre Charge
2008This chapter argues that individual car users will consider two types of effects when evaluating the acceptability of road pricing: effects on the problems resulting form car use (for example congestion) and effects of their own car use. The authors content that the latter will depend on the degree to which a car user can cope with expected cost ...
Schuitema, G. +3 more
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User Acceptance in Autonomous Vehicles: The Evolution of the End User
2019 International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE), 2019Initial investigation into trust of autonomous vehicles, shows somewhat of a polarized attitude between people who would currently accept and people who would thoroughly reject these systems. These results were surprising since neither group had any actual personal experience with an autonomous vehicle.
Nathan F. Hutchins +2 more
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2014
This is the phase where the client validates the software to find out whether the solution provided is fit for their use and satisfies their business needs. After successful testing of each software component by the consultants themselves, it is handed over to the client for acceptance testing.
K. Ganesh +3 more
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This is the phase where the client validates the software to find out whether the solution provided is fit for their use and satisfies their business needs. After successful testing of each software component by the consultants themselves, it is handed over to the client for acceptance testing.
K. Ganesh +3 more
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ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 2003
Users and IT personnel typically belong to different organizational units with different objectives and values. This often creates a perceived boundary between the two units, reducing the degree to which users accept the installation of new IT. Much IT research suggests that increased user involvement and influence on IT development can overcome user -
David Gefen, Catherine M. Ridings
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Users and IT personnel typically belong to different organizational units with different objectives and values. This often creates a perceived boundary between the two units, reducing the degree to which users accept the installation of new IT. Much IT research suggests that increased user involvement and influence on IT development can overcome user -
David Gefen, Catherine M. Ridings
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