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Assistant Professor Faculty of management and humanity, Persian Gulf University
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MSc., Business Administration, Persian Gulf University
Abstract
Today, mobile devices have changed the way of communication and interaction, and have a strong influence on modern management. It also provides the ability to do effective work and has created entirely new activities. Currently, developing countries is a Market that has a grate potential for Telecommunications and many mobile commerce services providers. In this regard, businesses need to focus on the lead to effective results mobile commerce acceptance by customers according to their needs and tendencies. The aim of this study is to analyze impact of individual drivers on the adoption of mobile commerce according to TAM model. Research conceptual model was developed based on theoretical studies and data acquisition was carried out by surveying of 350 mobile phone users. For data analysis and verification of the model, structural equation modeling approach (SEM) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) were used. Based on the results of the path analysis the relationship between the variables in the model is investigated and results suggest that indicators of social influence, innovativeness, compatibility and Individual knowledge have a significant positive effect on attitude and willingness of users to use mobile commerce and Leading to the adoption of mobile commerce by users.
Mosleh,A and Pourdehghan,A . (2013). A Model to Explain the Impacts of Personal Factors on the
Acceptance of Mobile Commerce. Business Intelligence Management Studies, 1(4), 37-64.
MLA
Mosleh,A , and Pourdehghan,A . "A Model to Explain the Impacts of Personal Factors on the
Acceptance of Mobile Commerce", Business Intelligence Management Studies, 1, 4, 2013, 37-64.
HARVARD
Mosleh A, Pourdehghan A. (2013). 'A Model to Explain the Impacts of Personal Factors on the
Acceptance of Mobile Commerce', Business Intelligence Management Studies, 1(4), pp. 37-64.
CHICAGO
A Mosleh and A Pourdehghan, "A Model to Explain the Impacts of Personal Factors on the
Acceptance of Mobile Commerce," Business Intelligence Management Studies, 1 4 (2013): 37-64,
VANCOUVER
Mosleh A, Pourdehghan A. A Model to Explain the Impacts of Personal Factors on the
Acceptance of Mobile Commerce. Business Intelligence Management Studies. 2013;1(4):37-64 (In Persian).