Role of situational context in use continuance after critical exergaming incidents

Kari, Tuomas; Salo, Markus; Frank, Lauri

doi:10.1111/isj.12273

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“…In the sixth article, Kari, Salo, and Frank () investigate the relationships between specific situational characteristics and use continuance after critical exergaming incidents. Previous research has shown that situational context can be central for IS use continuance but has paid limited attention to its specific characteristics.…”

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On tailoring and hand‐me‐downs

Schneider

Hardin

Davison

2020

Information Systems Journal

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Dissemination is an important outcome for any research project and many academics aspire to publish their findings in top journals. Should it matter to researchers which top journal publishes their research? We believe that it most definitely matters. Further, we suggest that early identification of the preferred journal should significantly affect how the research article is written. For instance, deciding where to submit a substantial piece of work should drive many aspects of the process, including generating a specific research question, selecting an appropriate methodol-

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On tailoring and hand‐me‐downs

Schneider

Hardin

Davison

2020

Information Systems Journal

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“…Many solutions also include gamified features [22][23] that aim to make PA more compelling and to increase the adherence of use and PA behavior. Exergames [e.g., [24][25][26][27] are games that combine PA with digital gaming. Digital wellness technologies can provide feedback regarding the user's actions in many ways.…”

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Using a Physical Activity Application to Promote Physical Activity Levels Among Aged People: A Follow-Up Study

Kari¹,

Makkonen²,

Carlsson³

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Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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The share and life expectancy of the ageing population are increasing. However, aged people are threatened by insufficient physical activity. Therefore, finding ways to support people to live a physically active life in older age is imperative. Digital wellness technologies represent a potential solution, but in order for such technologies to be effective, research is needed to gain a better understanding on their use among aged people. To address this need, this study investigated whether the use of a physical activity application can promote physical activity among aged people. The physical activity levels were measured at three different time points: before taking the application into use, after four months of use, and after 12 months of use. The results show a modest increase in the physical activity levels. When examining physical activity categories (based on the IPAQ-E), a participant rather shifted to a higher than to a lower physical activity category. Overall, the changes were more substantial after 12 months than after four months of use. The results suggest that physical activity applications used in everyday life have potential in promoting physical activity levels among aged people.

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“…Features for social support are another benefit (e.g., Sullivan & Lachman 2017). They can also make PA more compelling via gamification (Kari et al 2016b;Koivisto & Hamari 2019) or exergaming (e.g., Kari et al 2019;Loos & Zonneweld 2016). Moreover, digital wellness technologies can provide different feedback, which can increase the user's awareness of PA and motivate to improve related behavior (e.g., Wang et al 2016).…”

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ICT-Driven Business Model Innovation in SMEs: The Role of Organizational Capabilities, Firm Size and Age

Latifi¹,

Bouwman²,

Nikou³

2021

34th Bled eConference Digital Support From Crisis to Progressive Change: Conference Proceedings

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Research has shown that business model innovation (BMI) can create competitive advantages and enhance firm performance. However, many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) fail to supreme their performance. BMI can create unexpected consequences for businesses and their ecosystem. Therefore, knowing how and under what circumstances BMI affects a firm’s performance is a primary concern for managers/owners of SMEs. Using data from 460 European SMEs, this paper aims to examine three paths through which ICT-driven BMI can impact firm’s performance. Introducing organisational capabilities as a mediator, this study has extended prior literature on BMI by showing that organisational capabilities are as strong as other existing mediators of revenue and efficiency growth regarding improving the firm’s performance. The findings provide guidelines for practitioners to execute informed-decisions about the implementation of BMI based on their firm’s strategies and the available capabilities while considering contingent factors of firm size and age.

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Role of situational context in use continuance after critical exergaming incidents

Cited by 21 publications

References 142 publications

On tailoring and hand‐me‐downs

On tailoring and hand‐me‐downs

Using a Physical Activity Application to Promote Physical Activity Levels Among Aged People: A Follow-Up Study

ICT-Driven Business Model Innovation in SMEs: The Role of Organizational Capabilities, Firm Size and Age

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