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adoption 2 capital resources 2 consumption 2 Business Administration, Management, and Operations 1 Marketing 1 Technology and Innovation 1 consumer behaviour 1 cultural 1 economic 1 educational 1 electronic marketing 1 mobile-business 1 paradoxes 1 political 1 social 1 social structure 1 technological 1 technology 1
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Understanding IT adoption and consumption within the social structure of a consumer's economy
Ting, Sherman; Dawson, Linda; Dubelaar, Chris - 2009
Research into adoption, acceptance and consumption of Information Technology (IT) within its diffusion cycle has been extensively studied in Information Systems (IS) and marketing. However, research often focused too narrowly on technology adoption rates and drivers leading to technology...
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Factors influencing paradoxes of technology adoption and consumption
Ting, Sherman; Dubelaar, Chris; Dawson, Linda - 2005
With the rise of the internet and mobile telephony, many agree that Mobile-Business is the logical next step in the Electronic-Business revolution. Investigation of mobile electronic marketing is essential to ensure both consumers and organisations gain true value from the adoption and...
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