A Study Toward Website Adoption Level Among Travel Agencies in Indonesia Using Technology-Organization-Environment Model

Pujani, Vera; Meuthia, Meuthia; Yeni, Yulia Hendri; Widiastuty, Erna; Asmony, Thatok

doi:10.1166/asl.2017.7231

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“…In terms of the organizational adoption and diffusion of ICT innovation, an integral part of which is e-business, in the scholarly literature in this field it has been shown that any analysis of the impact of technological, organizational and environmental factors, that is, a TOE Framework analysis [20], can lead to significant results [3], [60], [62]. Considering that this framework has proved to be a good choice in studies on e-business adoption in tourism enterprises [66], [83]- [84], the authors decided to conduct this research using the TOE framework.…”

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“…The survey conducted for Austrian tourism enterprises [26] showed that there are differences in terms of the impact of this group of factors depending on which online platform a tourist company uses. The degree of impact of these factors also varies depending on whether a company conducts its business relying on the B2B or B2C concept [42], [51], but also on the extent of its use of e-business applications [66]. Ranking the level of the individual impact of these three groups of factors on a sample of small enterprises in the field of tourism, [84] provides evidence that in developing countries environmental factors exert the greatest influence.…”

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Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

Rondovic

Djurickovic²,

Kašćelan

2019

J. theor. appl. electron. commer. res.

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The aim of this paper is to examine the individual and interactive influence of organizational, technical and environmental factors on the diffusion of e-business in Montenegrin tourism organizations. In accordance with this goal a decision tree method is used in this paper. The results showed that organizational factors have the highest individual impact on e-business diffusion and that there is a strong interactive influence of organizational, information technology integration and external support factors. The obtained results provide important information for management and decision-making in conditions when diffusion of information technology innovation needs to be accelerated in such a way that instead of influencing only one group of factors, it affects several factors simultaneously which, in interaction with one another, lead to a greater degree of e-business diffusion.

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Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

Rondovic

Djurickovic²,

Kašćelan

2019

J. theor. appl. electron. commer. res.

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“…There have so far been numerous relevant studies focusing on e-commerce adoption [6], [19]- [22]. However, very little attention has been paid on SME's website adoption of e-commerce, especially for creative industries in Indonesia [3], [23].…”

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An Empirical Study of SME’s Embroidery Website in Indonesia: A Proposed Model of Website Re-visit Intention

Lita

Meuthia

2018

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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This paper aims to analyze the influence of system anxiety and perceived company's website reputation for online trust, which in turn lead to website re-visit intention. Data were collected using questionnaires based field survey from 120 visitors on La linda Boutique website, one of famous SME's embroidery in West Sumatera, Indonesia. Purposive sampling technique was used to enhance representatives. Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) through Smart-PLS software was used to test the multidimensional construct of first-order reflective and second-order formative. The results revealed that online trust, such as perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, enjoyment of technology, privacy and security, and company competence, have had the most significant effect on website re-visit intention. Also, results indicate that perceived company's website reputation impact on online trust, while the effect of system anxiety was not statistically significant. Cross-sectional data of this study tend to have specific limitation to explain the level of website re-visit intention. Nevertheless, theoretical and practical implications for further research are likely to increase the number of visitors to re-visit the website.

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A Study Toward Website Adoption Level Among Travel Agencies in Indonesia Using Technology-Organization-Environment Model

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Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

An Empirical Study of SME’s Embroidery Website in Indonesia: A Proposed Model of Website Re-visit Intention

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