Developing an instrument to measure the adoption of mobile services
Mobile Information Systems
A meta-analysis of mobile commerce adoption and the moderating effect of culture
Computers in Human Behavior
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This paper addresses simple but powerful framework for adoption factors of mobile services. The framework synthesizes, refines, and extends current approaches to understand adoption factors. The study started with a background research to identify factors determining the adoption of innovation and mobile services. Then, study is continued with a survey which had questions about two types of mobile services according to current adoption status of these services. For the first type of service, SMS had been selected as a widely used, already adopted service to seek for factors affecting consumer satisfaction. The second type of service was not currently widely adopted service in the market as opposed to already used SMS, which is called "Pocket Info & Enjoy" service in the paper. Pocket Info & Enjoy, which is information based service, had been described in the survey and asked questions to identify factors determining attitude to use this new service. Most of the findings were in line with literature, for an already adopted service, usefulness and attitude are direct factors influencing consumer satisfaction. On the other hand, usefulness and past experience are influencers and personalization and social factors are indirect determinants of consumer's attitude towards using new mobile services.