This study investigates customers' trust and behavioural intentions regarding the use of cybernetic payment network services in an emerging country, focusing on perceived quality, system quality, and perceived image. Data from 324 respondents in Bangladesh were collected via a self-administered...

Recent literature on the QR code payment system has called for further research on the adoption of QR codes as a payment tool among digital natives. In response to this call, this study investigates the influence of perceived value on digital natives' attitudes and trust in fostering their...

This paper examines the antecedents of cashless payment systems among businesses in Malaysia. The adoption of cashless payment systems by businesses has the potential to reduce the costs related to handling huge amounts of cash in the market and enhance transaction speed. Unfortunately, its...

The expanding field of cyberpreneurship presents both possibilities and challenges to potential entrepreneurs. This study investigates the interaction of variables affecting cyberpreneurship adoption, with a particular emphasis on functional, psychological, and organizational barriers. The study...

Social considerations and potential for innovation in resource and technological exploitation processes have dominated traditional ideas of regional development. Similar to how regional economic progress is sometimes expressed in terms of job creation and rising property prices. An alternate...

The impulsive live streaming consumption intentions of the Southeast Asian market are examined in this study. Online live streaming transactions, a new form of social media, are becoming popular due to their real-time communication and innovative business concept. Though little attention has...

This study aims to examine the determinants of brand loyalty in emerging markets, focusing on smartphone consumers in Bangladesh. The study focuses on identifying the key elements that contribute to brand loyalty and the extent of their impact on customers' commitment to their preferred...