Information systems assimilation in Indian organizations: An examination of strategic and organizational imperatives

Tarafdar, Monideepa; Vaidya, Sanjiv D.

doi:10.1016/j.jsis.2006.07.002

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“…However, adoption of electronic online banking services by Indian customers is low. Even though the online banking services are providing improved convenience, the Indian banking customers are reluctant to adopt the online banking services due to varied reasons like culture, lack of infrastructure (Tarafter and Vaidya, 2004); security and privacy risks, mistrust towards technology, lack of innovativeness and awareness of individuals (Dixit and Datta, 2010).…”

Section: Adoption Of Innovationmentioning

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An investigation on online banking adoption

Kalaiarasi

Srividya

2013

IJBIR

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Online banking, an innovation to traditional branch banking system, is now used as a channel for delivering financial services by virtually all banks in India. Online banking provides improved convenience and customer service; however it is observed that Indian banking customers are reluctant to adopt online banking services. This study identifies the factors influencing adoption of online banking services using Roger's innovation diffusion theory. The perception of risk is a significant influencer of adoption of new technology which is also included as one of the dimension along with Roger's innovation attributes. The findings of the study suggest that, the young users adopt online banking when it is suitable for their lifestyle and if the website is user-friendly. Online banking is not perceived as either relatively advantageous than other banking channels nor risky by young users.

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Section: Adoption Of Innovationmentioning

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An investigation on online banking adoption

Kalaiarasi

Srividya

2013

IJBIR

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“…Most of the study on adoption of technology was related to developed markets like US and Europe, this study is an important contribution to evolving literature as it dealt the problem of technology adoption in developing country context. Study by Tarafdar and Vaidya [36] examined the factors that determine the organizational inclination to adopt E-Commerce (EC). The study proposes a framework based on the qualitative data on four financial firms in India collected through multiple case study design.…”

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“…Another study by Tarafdar and Vaidya [36], analyzes organizational and strategic imperatives that influence Information System (IS) assimilation in Indian organizations. IS assimilation here refers to the extent to which a system or technology becomes diffused in organizational processes.…”

Section: Review Of Ec Adoption Literature In Indiamentioning

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A review of e-commerce literature on India and research agenda for the future

Vaithianathan

2010

Electron Commer Res

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Firms across the globe have adopted e-commerce (EC) in their operations and have reaped benefits thereof. While firms in technologically developed countries like US and UK has deployed EC to its advantage, whereas firms in developing countries like India failed to follow the suit. Though it has been widely acknowledged by the researchers that the adoption of EC by businesses in developing countries is an important economic indicator of growth; many firms in India still have not realized the potential benefits of EC. This study examines the existing status of EC in India and reviews the available literature on E-commerce adoption in India and puts forth opportunities for future research. The study might serve as a starting point for further research in e-commerce in India.

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“…A later article by the same authors (Tarafdar and Vaidya 2006a) analysed e-commerce adoption by four firms in the financial services industry, focusing in more detail than their first paper on the role of top management, aspects of organisational culture, characteristics of IS professionals employed by the firm, and organization structure. A third paper, again by the same authors (Tarafdar and Vaidya 2006b), looked at more general ICT adoption by nine Indian organisations and identified three categories of firms which they labelled innovative, enlightened and reluctant users of information technology and systems.…”

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ICTs for the Broader Development of India: An Analysis of the Literature

Walsham

2010

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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India is known around the world for the success of its export-oriented ICT services industry, but this paper asks whether ICTs have been valuable in providing broader development benefits to all Indian citizens. Secondary data from academic articles with a focus on India are used to analyse the contribution of ICTs towards the achievement of specific development goals. The analysis shows that many ICT-based initiatives have taken place over the last decade and some positive effects have resulted. However, the beneficiaries are almost always not the poorest or most disadvantaged groups, it is hard to scale up initiatives to have effects throughout India, and the need for attitudinal and institutional change remains a fundamental problem. It is argued that ICTs should not be seen as 'silver bullets' for development but neither are they irrelevant. Rather, they are potentially important contributors towards development in India but only through their integration in wider sociotechnical interventions.

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Information systems assimilation in Indian organizations: An examination of strategic and organizational imperatives

Cited by 17 publications

References 59 publications

An investigation on online banking adoption

An investigation on online banking adoption

A review of e-commerce literature on India and research agenda for the future

ICTs for the Broader Development of India: An Analysis of the Literature

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