Driving Forces for M-Commerce Success

Citizens’ Adoption Behavior of Mobile Government (mGov): A Cross-Cultural Study

“…Researchers argued that the mGov service system provides an instant interaction facility by providing an impersonating environment which may have a sensitive and vulnerable impact on consumers' perception of risk (Warkentin and Willison, 2009). Security is a vulnerable issue for consumers to access government service systems through mobile devices (Zhang et al, 2002). We find the statistical base in favour of our theoretical arguments.…”

“…Measuring scales of the independent variables are extracted from literature review (Bélanger and Carter, 2005;Carroll, 2005;Collier and Bienstock, 2006;Meso et al, 2005;Parasuraman et al, 2005;Scholl, 2005;Shareef et al, 2011;Zhang et al, 2002;Zhu et al, 2002) and are modified according to the service delivery pattern of mGov. The questionnaire is shown in Appendix A.…”

The Effects of Moving Animation on Recall, Hedonic and Utilitarian Perceptions, and Attitude

“…It would be helpful to explore if animation could facilitate the success of mobile commerce by encouraging the consumption of products that are high on the hedonic dimension. Such products could well be the "killer apps" for mobile commerce, which to date seems to have been slow in taking off [62].…”

Wireless Technologies in New Zealand Businesses: A Longitudinal Assessment

“…Mobile business solutions have become widely adopted by businesses to deliver a vast array of mobile solutions such as sales force automation, navigation, tracking, field force automation, wireless telemetry and mobile offices. From these solutions researchers report many business benefits including cost savings, increased productivity, greater flexibility, collaboration with remote employees, increased customer base, ubiquity and efficiency [2,4,11,33,37,39,43].…”

“…Clark [11] suggests that the key value propositions of m-business solutions are ubiquity, convenience, localization and personalization. First, mobile solutions grant businesses ubiquity by allowing users to communicate independently of their locations [11,43]. Companies and customer can interact anytime and anywhere, while employees are able to connect to corporate networks from remote locations [11,42].…”