A study of factorsw influencing adoption behaviour of consumers towrds E-commerce and M-Commerce in India
Anushree Poddar, Shruti Luthra
Abstract
Anushree Poddar, Shruti Luthra
Abstract
The buying and selling of products and services over the web is known as E-Commerce. New E-Commerce applications are now using wireless and mobile network knows as “Wireless E-Commerce” or “Mobile Commerce”. Five models TRA, TAM, TPB, IDT and UTUAT the discuss that the perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, subjective norms, personal innovativeness and perceived behavioural control are strong determinants of the intention to adopt E-Commerce and M-Commerce. Variables like Risk and Trust have been introduced by analysing the gaps found by reviewing the literature.
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The buying and selling of products and services over the web is known as E-Commerce. New E-Commerce applications are now using wireless and mobile network knows as “Wireless E-Commerce” or “Mobile Commerce”. Five models TRA, TAM, TPB, IDT and UTUAT the discuss that the perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, subjective norms, personal innovativeness and perceived behavioural control are strong determinants of the intention to adopt E-Commerce and M-Commerce. Variables like Risk and Trust have been introduced by analysing the gaps found by reviewing the literature.
Key concepts: Mobile commerce, E-commerce, Theory of planned behavior, Usability, Control (management), Technology acceptance model, Advertising, Wireless