Installation and use of pirated software: The factors behind of it

Anwar, Norizan; Diana, Farrah; Bahry, Farrah Diana Saiful; Amran, Noraizan

doi:10.1109/isbeia.2012.6422871

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“…The questionnaire is adapted and adopted from (Liu & Fang, 2003;Becker & Ulstad, 2007;Siegfried, n.d.;Hinduja, 2003;Namlu &Odabasi, 2007 andAnwar, Bahry &Amran, 2012). However, some modification is made to suit and cater the environment setting.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…With the demand to complement daily productivy, students and information professionals are the group that potentially, highly and easily been influenced to use pirated software as per several research conducted by (Loch & Conger, 1996;Mastura, Thurasamy & Tee, 2008;Haque, Rahman &Khatibi, 2010 andAnwar, Bahry &Amran, 2012).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Factors that are being measured in this study is adapted and adopted from studies that was being conducted by Liu & Fang, 2003;Becker & Ulstad, 2007;Siegfried, n.d.;Hinduja, 2003;Namlu &Odabasi, 2007 andAnwar, Bahry &Amran, 2012. The factors measured in this study were Impression Management (IM), Personal Attributes (PA), Degree of Hardcore Pirate (DHP), Pirating Behavior (PB), Reciprocal Fairness (RF), Procedural Fairness (PF), Perceptions (P), Subjective Norms (SN), Intention (I) and Ethical Standards (ES).…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…(Glass & Wood, 1996;Douglas, Cronan, & Behel, 2007;Liu & Fang, 2003;Siegfried, n.d.;Hinduja, 2003;Becker & Ulstad, 2007;Namlu & Odabasi, 2007;Haque, Rahman, & Khatibi, 2010;Nill, Schibrowsky, & Peltier, 2010;Suki, Ramayah, &Suki, 2011 andAnwar, Bahry &Amran, 2012). Due to the varied studies carried out, we can see various terms and definitions in regards to software piracy.…”

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Pirated Software: The Relationship between Factors

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“…Lau [21], Wang et al [4] assert that the casual attitudes of Asians towards software piracy as compared to Americans are rooted in their culture which emphasises the virtue of sharing. Other reasons advanced as causes of software piracy are; opportunity to engage in the vice [29], risk of penalty [30], previous behaviour [31] and moral factors [15] …”

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Potential of Ethics as a Control for Software Piracy

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Abstract-The growth in the computer industry in the last two decades has been accompanied by a tremendous increase in software piracy. Software developers and governments incur heavy due to piracy as it affects their revenue and reduces the incentive to develop new products and technologies. A wide range of strategies have been adopted by the software industry and governments to manage piracy, however, they have not been able to control the vice. This paper examines the potential of ethics as a control for software piracy. It highlights why users resort to piracy and examines the strategies to control it. The paper then examines the link between ethics, and behaviour. A case is made that software users who are well rooted in ethics are unlikely to engage in acts of piracy.

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Installation and use of pirated software: The factors behind of it

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The Use of Pirated Software among Information Professionals: Measuring the Difference

The Use of Pirated Software among Information Professionals: Measuring the Difference

Pirated Software: The Relationship between Factors

Potential of Ethics as a Control for Software Piracy

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