From Usability to Adoption - A New M-commerce Adoption Study Framework
Qingfei Min, Shuangming Li
Abstract
Qingfei Min, Shuangming Li
Abstract
This paper tries to explore the adoption of m-commerce from the perspective of system usability. The definition and measurement of m-commerce system usability are discussed. Four categories of factors that will affect m-commerce system usability are clarified and analyzed, namely mobile device, WAP, mobile communication networks and context factors. By proposing a new m-commerce adoption study framework, this paper hope to draw more attentions to m-commerce systems usability study, which we think is very crucial to m-commerce adoption and, in turn, m-commerce development.
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This paper tries to explore the adoption of m-commerce from the perspective of system usability. The definition and measurement of m-commerce system usability are discussed. Four categories of factors that will affect m-commerce system usability are clarified and analyzed, namely mobile device, WAP, mobile communication networks and context factors. By proposing a new m-commerce adoption study framework, this paper hope to draw more attentions to m-commerce systems usability study, which we think is very crucial to m-commerce adoption and, in turn, m-commerce development.
Key concepts: Usability, Mobile commerce, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Perspective (graphical), Web usability, World Wide Web, Knowledge management