Secure cloud adoption model: novel hybrid reference model

Athambawa, Aiman; Johar, Gapar Md; Khatibi, Ali

doi:10.11591/ijeecs.v27.i2.pp936-943

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“…Previous studies examine CCA among SMEs (i.e., Forootani et al, 2022;Gui et al, 2021). These studies use key predictors of CCA such as top management support, quality of service, perceived cost-benefit, relative advantage, privacy, perceived concern, cloud flexibility (Gui et al, 2021), behavioural intention, challenges, and opportunities (Athambawa et al, 2022), marketing effort, organizational readiness, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, technological benefits (Forootani et al, 2022). Nevertheless, they disregard the effects of some vital variables such as cost, quality, cloud providers' support, and server position on the intent for CCA.…”

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The Impact of Cloud Computing Adoption on Firm Performance Among SMEs in Palestine

Mousa,

Zhang,

Sumarliah

et al. 2024

International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies

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This study seeks to identify the driving factors of cloud computing adoption (CCA) among SMEs, and examines the extent to which CCA shape SME performance. Data was gathered from 212 Halal SMEs in Palestine. This study uses a two-phase investigative method to test the research model through integrating structural equation modeling (SEM) and machine learning. SEM findings show that perceived benefit, facilitating states, server location, perceived cost, upper management support, perceived quality, and cloud providers' support significantly affect CCA. Besides, the article verifies that CCA positively shapes SMEs' performance. Machine learning findings unravel perceived benefit as the strongest determinant of CCA. This study is an initial attempt to develop a conceptual framework that hypothesizes the links between technological-organizational-environmental (TOE) factors and SMEs' intent for CCA in Palestine and provides empirical evidence regarding these links.

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The Impact of Cloud Computing Adoption on Firm Performance Among SMEs in Palestine

Mousa,

Zhang,

Sumarliah

et al. 2024

International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies

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“…Behavioral intention has been identified as a crucial factor for cloud computing adoption, as evidenced by studies [4]- [9]. The current research specifically focuses on the behavioral intentions of IT industry SMEs in Sri Lanka regarding the ACC.…”

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Behavioural intention to adopt cloud computing: a quantitative analysis with a mediatory factor using bootstrapping

Athambawa,

Md Johar,

Khatibi

2023

IJEECS

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<span>This article discusses the research conducted to determine the factors contributing to behavioural intentions (BI) to adopt cloud computing. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Sri Lanka information technology (IT) sector were surveyed using a questionnaire. The diffusion of innovation (DOI) by Roger and the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2 (UTAUT2) by Venkatesh, Thong, and Xu was used as the theoretical framework for evaluating the reference model. Two hundred fifty-six important IT executives from Sri Lanka companies participated in the study. Quantitative techniques of data coding and analysis were applied in this investigation. Statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) software is used for exploratory factor analysis, and analysis of moment structures (AMOS) software is used for confirmatory factor analysis, including bootstrapping for mediator analysis of BI. The results show that among seven hypothesised factors, three factors: relative advantage (RA), compatibility (CT), and complexity (CX), significantly influence BI to adopt cloud computing.</span>

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Individual subordinate for drug reminder system for self-sufficient seniors citizens using IOT with cloud

Miniappan,

Krishnan,

Swaraja

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The Internet of Things is a virtual organization with network availability that permits those things to gather and share information utilizing programming, sensors and distributed computing innovation. The Internet of Things permits things to be paid attention to and controlled somewhat through existing organization framework. The Internet of Things is being taken on by different ventures, especially in the medical care area. By examining the information, this paper represents that an online-based update framework was created. It is intended to assist patients who with having neglected to take their medicine. With regards to friends and family, people generally attempt to keep them fit and sound. Be that as it may, imagine a scenario in which they neglect to take their drug and become sick therefore. In this way, numerous patients need medication at the medical care community, and it is hard to remind every patient to take medication at a specific time. Conventional technique requires a ton of human work to remind the patient to take medication. Be that as it may, in this computerized age, people are utilizing machines to play out specific undertakings. The rest of the tablet has a large number of purposes, including use by patients at home, by doctors in clinics, and in different settings. This paper gives a development pill buildup framework, which dispenses with irregularity in taking the medicine and reminds the patient to take the prescription at the endorsed time and in the recommended number of portions.In this methodology, clients change from human memory to robotized checking. Patients are encountering an expanded frequency of wellbeing related difficulties related with non-prescription drugs like nonprescription pills. particularly as the patient ages. Monitoring taking the ideal pill with impeccable timing consistently can be a difficult encounter for an old individual as it isn’t the case simple for a youngster. Patients frequently neglect to stick to their drugs since they neglect to take them, take them at some unacceptable time, or even take excessively.

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Secure cloud adoption model: novel hybrid reference model

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

The Impact of Cloud Computing Adoption on Firm Performance Among SMEs in Palestine

The Impact of Cloud Computing Adoption on Firm Performance Among SMEs in Palestine

Behavioural intention to adopt cloud computing: a quantitative analysis with a mediatory factor using bootstrapping

Individual subordinate for drug reminder system for self-sufficient seniors citizens using IOT with cloud

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