Modelling the Acceptance of Information Technology [paper]
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Elisabeth Milchrahm, Karl-Franzens-University of Graz; Austria |
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As a result of the phenomenal rise in the use of the Internet, research on user
acceptance of IT has grown rapidly in the last few years. Acceptance research focuses on elements relating to usage,
system characteristics, and task oriented functions. The present paper analyses the factors influencing user acceptance
of information systems and uses multivariate analysis to develop a technology acceptance model (TAM). The model was
tested on a bank risk management system in a representative study on acceptance of information systems. The results
reported are based on a response rate of 45% (542 replies). The end result proved to be a statistically significant
model which was of direct practical relevance.
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About the author: |
2001: Graduation to Ph.D with first-class honours Since 03/1998: Associate
Prof. at the Institute for Information Science, Karl-Franzens-University of Graz 1997/98: Research Assistant,
Loughborough University (UK) for the EC-project (DG V) "Interaction between family policies and social protection in the
context of recent and future socio-demographic changes" ;Masters degree programme “Contemporary European Studies”,
Loughborough University (UK), Department of European Studies Study of Business Administration at the
Karl-Franzens-University of Graz, Graduation to M.Sc.
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