… relative advantage in relation to perceived usefulness, providing a re-specification of relative
advantage and empirically … perceived usefulness and relative advantage are related but …

… of control variables in the study as antecedents to both relative advantage and behavioral
inten tion to use the web. First, for products such as auto insurance (our empirical context), …

… Majority of the empirical studies proved that higher innovative adoption possibility is related
with higher competitive pressure. For instance, Zhu, Kraemer, and Xu (2003) investigated …

… The objective of this study was to establish a prediction model of adoption decisions of …
empirical results generally supported the model. Our findings indicated that relative advantage …

… The findings show that relative advantage, compatibility, organizational readiness,
manager’s characteristics, and security have significant impact on e-commerce adoption. The …

… we present empirical analysis, followed by a discussion on the findings and the resulting
managerial implications. The last part of this paper is concerned with the limitations of the study …

… Their study empirically tested for a moderating relationship between … of relative advantage
in this study have not focused on quality of decision. Rather, relative advantage reflects the …

… relative weight of the sources of competitive advantage will be different because the types
of projects that the ®rms are focused to pursue are different. Therefore, the purpose is not to …

… Relative advantage is the degree in which the teachers compare new innovation with existing
one, … Efficacy of the technology satisfaction model (TSM): an empirical study. International …

… Our empirical study reveals that this does not apply to big data adoption. We present an
alternative perspective, emerging from the data, and identify a “Deployment Gap” in the Big Data …