Investigating drivers of user acceptance of electronic treasury: a case study
Author(s)
Zarei, Behrouz
Amanati, Kasra
Ghapanchi, Amir Hossein
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2018
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Using information technology to increase efficiency and transparency in public expenditure management can have a great impact on production, collection, processing and providing reliable reports for policy-makers. Thus, it is very important to identify factors which impact the adoption of this technology. The conceptual model of this study is based on the trust and risk model in electronic government (e-government) adoption. In this study, the constructs of perceived ease of use from technology acceptance model (TAM) and optimism bias have been added to the trust and risk model. Using a 'descriptive-survey' method, a sample ...
View more >Using information technology to increase efficiency and transparency in public expenditure management can have a great impact on production, collection, processing and providing reliable reports for policy-makers. Thus, it is very important to identify factors which impact the adoption of this technology. The conceptual model of this study is based on the trust and risk model in electronic government (e-government) adoption. In this study, the constructs of perceived ease of use from technology acceptance model (TAM) and optimism bias have been added to the trust and risk model. Using a 'descriptive-survey' method, a sample of 36 top budget managers has been examined. A questionnaire was used to collect the required data. Structural equation modelling using partial least squares was used to test the model. Based on the results, disposition to trust, trust of the e-treasury system, perceived ease of use and optimism bias explained the adoption of electronic treasury system among top budget managers. Disposition to trust and perceived ease of use also affected trust positively.
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View more >Using information technology to increase efficiency and transparency in public expenditure management can have a great impact on production, collection, processing and providing reliable reports for policy-makers. Thus, it is very important to identify factors which impact the adoption of this technology. The conceptual model of this study is based on the trust and risk model in electronic government (e-government) adoption. In this study, the constructs of perceived ease of use from technology acceptance model (TAM) and optimism bias have been added to the trust and risk model. Using a 'descriptive-survey' method, a sample of 36 top budget managers has been examined. A questionnaire was used to collect the required data. Structural equation modelling using partial least squares was used to test the model. Based on the results, disposition to trust, trust of the e-treasury system, perceived ease of use and optimism bias explained the adoption of electronic treasury system among top budget managers. Disposition to trust and perceived ease of use also affected trust positively.
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Journal Title
International Journal of Business Information Systems
Volume
27
Issue
3
Subject
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
Information Systems
Business and Management