2019
DOI: 10.1002/joe.21951
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SME social media use: A study of predictive factors in the United Arab Emirates

Abstract: Considerable research has been conducted on social media, yet the determinants of their adoption by organizations, especially small and medium‐size enterprises (SMEs), remain unclear. Previous studies have concentrated largely on the use of social media by individuals or in large organizations. Based on data from 144 SMEs in the United Arab Emirates, this analysis features a conceptual model that encompasses various technological, organizational, and environmental factors that may influence the adoption of soc… Show more

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“…The path between ORG and BI in this research showed a positive and significant influence on e-marketplace adoption (p < 0.05, tstatistic = 2.062 > 1.960) which also proved that second hypothesis is supported. This finding is in accordance with the other research [15][16][17]. Without sufficient financial resources and support from top management, MSMEs are unable to adopt the new system especially e-marketplace.…”
Section: Hypothesis Testingsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The path between ORG and BI in this research showed a positive and significant influence on e-marketplace adoption (p < 0.05, tstatistic = 2.062 > 1.960) which also proved that second hypothesis is supported. This finding is in accordance with the other research [15][16][17]. Without sufficient financial resources and support from top management, MSMEs are unable to adopt the new system especially e-marketplace.…”
Section: Hypothesis Testingsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Similarly, [64] hypothesized the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and a firm's performance. Moreover, [65] witnessed the significant effects of top management support and entrepreneurial orientation and performance of SMEs operating in Malaysia. Existing literature confirms that top management support and entrepreneurial orientation is significant in a firm's performance.…”
Section: Organizational Impactmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, reference [125], who studied the issue, have suggested that observability is a considerable factor in implementation. There is some evidence for this because reference [126][127][128] tested the issue empirically and found a significant relationship between observability and technology implementation. Reference [129] also found a significant relationship in his study, which was about BDA implementation in supermarkets.…”
Section: Hypotheses Development Of Observabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%