Examining the Factors Influencing the Intention to Adopt Cloud ERP Systems by SMEs in Jordan

Habahbeh, Ahmad; Obidat, Ahmad

doi:10.4018/ijesma.2021070101

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“…At the individual level, frameworks such as the theory of reasoned action (TRA) [41], technology acceptance model (TAM) [42], the theory of planned behavior (TPB) [43] and UTAUT are well-established for determining individual characteristics in IS adoptions [36]. TAM is a widespread framework to investigate IS adoptions such as cloud ERP [32,44]. The TAM framework examines perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use which are the two main characteristics of technology acceptance and use [45].…”

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Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

2023

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Cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are hosted services offering opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that often lack IT resources. Few studies have examined the adoption of cloud ERP systems in SMEs, specifically, from the perspective of cloud ERP vendors who are the domain experts. Drawing on vendors' perspectives in the New Zealand (NZ) context, this paper evaluates the influential characteristics for adopting cloud ERP systems in SMEs. The paper uses an integrative model combining the technological, organizational, and environmental (TOE) framework with the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) based on individual dimension for a holistic evaluation. Findings reveal novel characteristics including system reliability and data security that influence adoption of cloud ERP. Further, benefits are identified such as reduced cost and time for deployment, increased scalability, and improved accessibility. The paper presents new insights that can help SME managers successfully adopt cloud ERP in their firms in addition to providing practical guidelines for adoption in NZ. The development of a theoretical model integrating TOE and UTAUT is a novel approach, substantially contributing to the body of knowledge.

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“…The use of an integrative model to investigate cloud ERP adoption in SMEs is limited, especially focusing on both the organizational and individual levels [e.g., 30,31,32]. Prior studies have investigated adoption of cloud ERP systems in either an organizational or individual context [25].…”

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Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

2023

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“…Studies on ERP have highlighted the importance of system quality in the actual usage and implementation of ERP systems (Costa et al, 2016;Das & Dayal, 2016). Using the framework of TAM (technology acceptance model), studies have found a significant and positive impact of perceived ease of use on ERP usage intention (Habahbeh & Obidat, 2021;Mayeh et al, 2016). An empirical investigation by Ram et al (2013) has found a significant positive impact of perceived system quality (PSQ) in the successful implementation of ERP projects.…”

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Determinants of ERP Adoption, User Satisfaction, and User Engagement

Mohanty

Sekhar²,

Shahaida

2022

International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design

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Based on the theory of reasoned action (TRA) and the diffusion of innovation framework, this study examines the key determinants and outcomes of enterprise resource planning (ERP) adoption. The study specifically investigated the impact of system quality and user training on ERP adoption intention. Further, the impacts of ERP adoption intention and personal innovativeness on ERP adoption were also studied. User satisfaction with ERP and user engagement were considered as the two outcomes of ERP adoption. To achieve these objectives, an online survey was conducted and data was collected from 180 ERP users across multiple industries in India to understand their perception of such matters. Structural equation modeling using the partial least square approach was used to test the proposed hypotheses. The results of SEM analysis supported all the hypotheses under investigation. These results provide relevant evidence that may encourage organizations to understand the key determinants of successful ERP adoption and its significant impacts on user satisfaction with ERP and user engagement.

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Deep Learning-Based Optimization of Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems for Adaptive Decision Support and Management Effectiveness Analysis

Zhang

2024

IEEE Access

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Examining the Factors Influencing the Intention to Adopt Cloud ERP Systems by SMEs in Jordan

Cited by 4 publications

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Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

Determinants of ERP Adoption, User Satisfaction, and User Engagement

Deep Learning-Based Optimization of Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems for Adaptive Decision Support and Management Effectiveness Analysis

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