This paper introduces the special issue on information systems, identity and identification. In
addition to introducing the papers in the special issue, it provides a state-of-the-art review of …

The adoption of information and communication technology (ICT) applications for the
development of innovative, sustainable, and smart cities has become a new model for …

Smart cities aim to increase their efficiency and quality-of-life thanks to technology-based
services and collective intelligence. In this environment smartcards represent a strategic …

Against the background of the first RFID-Rollouts by large retailers in North America and
Europe, this paper concerns itself with the perception of RFID technology as a risk to privacy …

Sensor-based systems have healthcare transformation potential but acceptance problems
jeopardize their diffusion. We theorize that perceived technology threats induce anxiety and …

This study extends privacy concerns research by providing a test of a model inspired by the
'Antecedents–Privacy Concerns–Outcomes'(APCO) framework. Focusing at the individual …

The purpose of this study is to establish and examine the significance of a consumer
acceptance and continuance model for location-based services (LBSs) through the …

In many ways the life of an academic is normally little different from that of any other
professional worker. We all have periods of intense work pressure, we all experience …

Privacy is a serious concern to radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. Worldwide,
several companies scrapped RFID projects because of high resistance from consumers and …

Public administrations are launching smart cards for citizens' identification and access to
local public services. Despite being focused on citizens' demands, there is a lack of …