Beyond cloud infrastructure services in medium size manufacturing

JosephNg, P. S.; Kang, Chang-Goo; Choo, Peng Yin; Wong, See Wan; Phan, K. Y.; Heng, Lim Ean

doi:10.1109/ismsc.2015.7594044

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Innovative Usage of Grid Solutions with a Technology Behavior Model in a Medium-Size Enterprise

JosephNg

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Integrating technology innovation within human behaviour challenged a new paradigm shift during business uncertainty. Virtualized grid server implementation is still in its infancy for the “Medium Size Enterprise” that is sandwiched between financial constraints and growing economies of scale opportunities. Grounded by the “Technology Acceptance Model” with the “Theory of Planned Behaviour”, the proposed “Technology Behaviour Model” is developed. A “convenient sampling” method was applied to gather feedback through mixed methods from various enterprises in Malaysia on several considerations that influence technology and behaviour. The research applies “PLS-SEM” with statistic triangulation, exploratory, and cross-sectional analysis. The results show that the adoption of the BOINC share-product solution to structure the returns, by encouraging monetary savings, utilized composed interworks which were consequently further developed. In ascertaining union legitimacy, the extensive unwavering quality is more noteworthy than 0.9, and the mean Average Variance Extracted is above 0.85. The Hetero-Trait-Mono-Trait relationship proportion above 0.85 is normally used to assess the Dependent Variable, with a time span of 95% arriving at 1. This new model uses “Exostructure as a Service” organic server virtualization to drive digital transformation that relooks into the infrastructure overheads. From the tested hypothesis at the Slightly Critical and Most Critical correlation, further theoretical and management contributions were elaborated.

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