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Despite the increasing significance of mobile-commerce (m-commerce) channels, relatively little empirical research has been conducted to examine what factors drive e-market users' mobile channel adoption and how e-market users' purchase behaviors and expenditure change after the adoption. Using...
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Customers often resist the adoption of electronic communication innovations offered by suppliers because of customer adoption costs. In addition to tangible adoption costs, for example the purchase of new technology, there are intangible costs, often related to organizational inertia and...
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We develop strategies suppliers can use to foster the adoption of interorganizational information systems innovations. The strategies focus on adoption support to overcome innovation adoption barriers, accounting for the effect of the innovation on ongoing supplier-customer transactions....
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