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Internet Banking Adoption in India: Structural Equation Modeling Approach

Article  in  Journal of Indian Business Research · June 2014


DOI: 10.1108/JIBR-02-2013-0013

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Internet banking adoption in India: structural equation modeling
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Title: Internet banking adoption in India: structural equation modeling
approach
Author(s): Sujeet Kumar Sharma, (Sultan Qaboos University), Srikrishna
Govindaluri, (Sultan Qaboos University)
Citation: Sujeet Kumar Sharma, Srikrishna Govindaluri, (2014) "Internet banking
adoption in India: structural equation modeling approach", Journal of
Indian Business Research, Vol. 6 Iss: 2
Article
Research paper
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Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Abstract: Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to understand the factors
influencing adoption of internet banking in urban India.

Design/methodology/approach - A model has been proposed based on


the Technology Acceptance model (TAM). The proposed model is
referred to as extended TAM and is better suited to identify and quantify
the important factors that influence adoption of internet banking
technology in India. Primary data relating to the variables affecting
technology adoption and demographic profile data are collected using a
questionnaire survey. Data were collected from 344 individuals who are
either current/prospective internet banking users. Structural equation
modelling was employed to identify the important factors affecting
internet banking technology adoption.

Findings - The factors perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use,


social influence, awareness, quality of internet connection, and
computer self-efficacy are primary determinants of the attitude towards
use of internet banking in urban India. The attitude towards use of
internet banking can be used to predict the intention to use internet
banking system by users.

Practical implications - This research enables internet banking service


providers in urban India to design new service offerings or modify current
service offerings in order to achieve higher adoption rates in internet
banking.

Originality/value - The paper investigates the adoption of internet


technologies by banking users by proposing an extended TAM model
that is more appropriate to capture the issues related to adoption in
urban India. The paper is of value to researchers in the area of
technology adoption and banking service providers in urban India.

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