A Systematic Review of Organizational Factors Impacting Cloud-based Technology Adoption Using Technology-Organization-Environment Framework

Hadwer, Ali Al; Tavana, Madjid; Gillis, Dan; Rezania, Davar

doi:10.1016/j.iot.2021.100407

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“…Accordingly, other research has also pointed out the significance of environmental, organizational, and technological factors as key factors in the adoption of cloud services (Kuiper et al, 2014). Other researchers have also agreed that organizational, technical, and environmental factors have an impact on the adoption of cloud services (Al Hadwer et al, 2021;Albugmi et al, 2016;Ji & Liang, 2016;Scholtz et al, 2016).…”

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“…TOE is a model established to examine technology adoption at the organizational level (Tornatzky et al, 1990). Accordingly, most studies use TOE to study adoption behavior and a holistic approach (Al Hadwer et al, 2021;Alkhalil et al, 2017;Awa et al, 2017). For governments to deliver online services, TOE is appropriate as it helps to investigate the adoption factors for cloud computing in governments (Hsu et al, 2014).…”

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Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Abied¹,

Ibrahim²,

Kamal³

2022

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Cloud computing in governments has become an attraction to help enhance service delivery. Improving service delivery, productivity, transparency, and reducing costs necessitates governments to use cloud services. Since the publication of a review paper on cloud adoption elements in e-governments in 2015, cloud computing in governments has evolved into discussions of cloud service adoption factors. This paper concentrates on the adoption of cloud computing in governments, the benefits, models, and methodologies utilized, and the analysis techniques. Studies from 2010 up to 2020 have been investigated for this paper. This study has critically peer-reviewed articles that concentrate on cloud computing for electronic governments (e-Governments). It exhibits a systematic evaluation of the empirical studies focusing on cloud adoption studies in e-governments. This review work further categorizes the articles and exhibits novel research opportunities from the themes and unexhausted areas of these articles. From the reviewed articles, it has been observed that most of the articles have employed the quantitative approach, with few utilizing qualitative and mixed-method approaches. The results reveal that cloud computing adoption could help solve problems in learning, such as infrastructure issues, cost issues, and improve service delivery and transparency. This review gives more information on the future directions and areas that need attention, like the trust of cloud computing in e-governments.

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Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Abied¹,

Ibrahim²,

Kamal³

2022

JST

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“…The TOE framework is selected for this study as it takes a holistic approach for organizational-level research (Al Hadwera et al, 2021), instead of other frameworks' individual approach as follows: Innovation diffusion model (Rogers, 2003); technology acceptance model (TAM) (Venkatesh, 2008); Human-organization-technology model (Yusof et al, 2008); and Technology task fit model (Goodhue and Thompson, 1995).…”

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Eleven years of cyberattacks on Chinese supply chains in an era of cyber warfare, a review and future research agenda

Pérez-Morón

2021

JABS

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Purpose The contribution of this study aims to twofold: First, it provides an overview of the current state of research on cyberattacks on Chinese supply chains (SCs). Second, it offers a look at the Chinese Government’s approach to fighting cyberattacks on Chinese SCs and its calls for global governance. Design/methodology/approach A comprehensive literature review was conducted on Clarivate Analytics’ Web of Science, in Social Sciences Citation Index journals, Scopus and Google Scholar, published between 2010–2021. A systematic review of practitioner literature was also conducted. Findings Chinese SCs have become a matter of national security, especially in the era of cyber warfare. The risks to SC have been outlined. Cybersecurity regulations are increasing as China aims to build a robust environment for cyberspace development. Using the Technology-organization-environment (TOE) framework, the results show that the top five factors influencing the adoption process in firms are as follows: relative advantage and technological readiness (Technology context); top management support and firm size (Organization context) and government policy and regulations (Environment context). Research limitations/implications This review focuses on cyberattacks on Chinese SCs and great care was taken when selecting search terms. However, the author acknowledges that the choice of databases/terms may have excluded a few articles on cyberattacks from this review. Practical implications This review provides managerial insights for SC practitioners into how cyberattacks have the potential to disrupt the global SC network. Originality/value Past researchers proposed a taxonomic approach to evaluate progress with SC integration into Industry 4.0; in contrast, this study is one of the first steps toward an enhanced understanding of cyberattacks on Chinese SCs and their contribution to the global SC network using the TOE framework.

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“…In fact, most empirical studies applied technology acceptance theory (Davis, 1989;Tornatzky and Fleischer, 1990) and demographic characteristics for investigation. For example, Ritz et al (2019) provided a detailed analysis of the adoption of digital marketing at the management level in small businesses, and Al Hadwer et al (2021) studied the adoption of cloud-based technologies. Porter and Donthu (2006) investigated the perspective of internet use based on factors such as education, age, race, and income.…”

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Effect of Gender and Regions on Determinants of Digital Transformation Adoption in Creative Services

2022

QAS

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The area of digital transformation is attracting considerable interest due to the current trend of digital transformation being deployed around industries in the world. Many researchers have addressed the issue of technology acceptance in various industries; however, the area of digital transformation along with the demographic characteristics of creative services has not been explored, especially in the context of Vietnam. This study aims to clarify the influence on the determinants of adoption of digital transformation based on gender and region and is the first experiment to survey in creative services in Vietnam. The methodology is primarily derived from the technology, organization, and environment framework, and uses analysis of variance, independent sample t-test, and multivariate linear regression for investigation; further details on the adopted methodology can be found in this paper. The results reported here provide further evidence for the value of gender and region in the decision of digital transformation adoption and their impact on the determinants of digital transformation. This work has presented a background method for the investigation of creative companies in the context of creative services in Vietnam. However, the findings might be only representative of the characteristics of selected demographics and creative services in Vietnam, so additional studies are needed on other demographic factors and areas.

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A Systematic Review of Organizational Factors Impacting Cloud-based Technology Adoption Using Technology-Organization-Environment Framework

Cited by 76 publications

References 25 publications

Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Eleven years of cyberattacks on Chinese supply chains in an era of cyber warfare, a review and future research agenda

Effect of Gender and Regions on Determinants of Digital Transformation Adoption in Creative Services

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