英文摘要 |
Due to the growing mobile technology and mobile devices can be ready on-line anytime and anywhere. To compare with electronic commerce, it has been the focuses of enterprisers’ attention while concerning about mobile commerce. Different from the traditional electronic commerce, the mobile commerce advances enterprises in efficiency and performance. The main purpose of this paper was to find and test the factors that affect the logistics industry using mobile commerce applications. The research integrated the technology acceptance model, and perceived risk, cost and compatibility, and portability of devices, system performance and user support, structure, frequency and user mobility research to investigate what affects the mobile commerce acceptance in the logistics industry. Two hundred and twenty-seven valid and returned questionnaires were received by post and delivering personally. After using SEM to analyze and the results show cost, perceived usefulness, portability of devices, frequency and user mobility had significant influence to user’s behavioral intention. Furthermore, user’s behavioral intention had significant influence to actual use. In addition, compatibility had not directly significant influence to user’s behavioral intention, but it had indirectly significant influence to user’s behavioral intention via perceived usefulness. |