A influência da expectativa de desempenho no modelo de adoção de e-procurement em países em desenvolvimento: Percepção dos tanzanianos
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https://doi.org/10.5935/jetia.v7i29.754Resumo
Este estudo teve como objetivo preencher a lacuna de conhecimento examinando a influência da expectativa de desempenho no modelo de adoção de e-procurement em países em desenvolvimento, especialmente na Tanzânia. Os efeitos de mediação de vantagem relativa e atitude foram considerados neste estudo. A filosofia positivista e o desenho de pesquisa transversal foram adotados. Além disso, foi adotada a técnica de amostragem estratificada e utilizada uma amostra de 157 respondentes. Questionário e revisão documental foram utilizados para a coleta de dados. A modelagem parcial de equações estruturais por mínimos quadrados com o auxílio do software SmartPLS 3 foi utilizada para analisar os dados coletados. Os resultados revelam que a expectativa de desempenho tem influência direta no modelo de adoção de e-procurement. Da mesma forma, a expectativa de desempenho tem influência indireta no modelo de adoção de e-procurement por meio de vantagem e atitude relativas. Com base nessas constatações, conclui-se que a expectativa de desempenho tem influências diretas e indiretas no modelo de adoção de e-procurement. Portanto, recomenda-se que o Governo da Tanzânia e outros governos baseados em países em desenvolvimento prestem atenção à expectativa de desempenho no caminho para a adoção de sistemas de e-procurement.
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