Cloud Computing Acceptance at Individual Level Based on Extended UTAUT

Abstract

Cloud computing is a new method of computing and managing organizational information technology resources strategically. From the user perspective, it involves computing environment for accessing applications remotely, storing data, and supporting cooperative works. For the cloud computing to be effective in an organization, it should be accepted by individual users. In this paper we propose a research model, extending and modifying UTAUT model. We also test the validity of the model using the questionnaire from a sample of cloud computing services users.

Analysis of Factors Influencing User Intention to Use Smart Health Care Services

“…Hypothesis 2-5 was dismissed because it showed that personal innovativeness did not have a statistical significance on user intention to use smart health care service at the α=.05, ß=.084, and t=1.253. This result did not support the preexisting studies [3,10,11,12]; it indicated that tendency of personal innovativeness had nothing to do with user intention to use. Hypothesis 2-6 was accepted because it showed that perceived enjoyment did have a statistical significance on user intention to use smart health care service at the α=.05, ß=.288, and t=3.266.…”

“…Hypothesis 2-6 was accepted because it showed that perceived enjoyment did have a statistical significance on user intention to use smart health care service at the α=.05, ß=.288, and t=3.266. This result did support the preexisting studies [3,10,11,13]; it indicated that enjoyment, attractiveness and interest of smart health care service had positive effect on user intention to use.…”