Technology Acceptance Model: A Survey of Literature
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https://doi.org/10.18533/ijbsr.v2i4.161Keywords:
Technology acceptance model, perceived ease of use, attitude, Perceived Usefulness Introduction,Abstract
The technology acceptance model has been a theory that is most widely used to explain an individual’s acceptance of an information system. This study has reviewed numerous literatures available in this area. The different studies in this area were evaluated to understand the modifications that were done on this model. The paper then tries to provide an insight on future trends in the technology acceptance model.Downloads
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