Paper Title :Exploring Trust in the Mobile World
Author :Michael J. Bryant, William J. Smart, Simon J. Wilde
Article Citation :Michael J. Bryant ,William J. Smart ,Simon J. Wilde ,
(2017 ) " Exploring Trust in the Mobile World " ,
International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS) ,
pp. 53-57,
Volume-3,Issue-11
Abstract : There has been rapid growth and popularity since the start of the 21st century of location based service (LBS)
apps, prompting various studies concerning trust and user acceptance of e-commerce and mobile services, employing various
adaptations and modifications of the most widely recognised acceptance of information systems model; The Technology
Acceptance Model (TAM).However, the Technology Acceptance Model for Mobile Services (TAMM) is identified from the
literature as being a more suitable framework for research seeking to consider aspects of trust with respect to LBS apps.
Developed from TAM, it is specifically designed to evaluate user acceptance of mobile services, with the notable addition of
the trust construct. The findings from this study showed that trustwas found to be an influential factor of user acceptance of
both preinstalled weather apps and with respondents who downloaded a weather app for use on their smartphone. The
research findings therefore may have implications for a wider application to LBS app developers and organisations. Given
the importance of trust identified in this study, future research could aim to further identify the influencing factors of trustand
user acceptance by users of weather apps across a broader range of Information Communication Technology (ICT)mobile
devices in an expanded geographical sample frame set.
Keywords - Trust, weather apps, Smartphones, Technology Acceptance Model for Mobile Services, TAMM, Location
Based Services.
Type : Research paper
Published : Volume-3,Issue-11
DOIONLINE NO - IJMAS-IRAJ-DOIONLINE-10159
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