英文摘要 |
Knowledge plays an important role in the highly competitive business environment. In recent years, business widely adopted the knowledge management systems (KMS). Hence, it is crucial to understand what factors influence the KMS success. There were a lot of studies conducted to explore the way to the KMS success. However, personal factors were ignored among the related studies. Different personal factors may lead to different degrees of intention to use and satisfaction on KMS with the same KMS. Thus the purpose of this study is to examine the moderating effects of two important personal factors, self-efficacy and trust on knowledge contributors, on KMS success.A survey was conducted and the questionnaires were sent to 320 employees with experience on using KMS in twelve organizations. One hundred and sixty one were returned. Sixteen of them were excluded. Thus, 145 effective respondents remained, showing a 45.3% response rate. The results indicate that knowledge quality, system quality and service quality significantly influence intention to use KMS. Also, knowledge quality and service quality significantly influence user satisfaction. Additionally, self-efficacy and trust on knowledge contributors moderate the relationships between system quality and intention to use and system quality and user satisfaction respectively. Finally, trust on knowledge contributors moderates the relationship between service quality and intention to use. |