Enterprise resource planning: Technology acceptance in Thai universities

Enterprise Information Systems

Volumn 3, Issue 2, 2009, Pages 133-158

  Vathanophas, Vichita ^a   Stuart, Lindsay ^a  

^a MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY   (Thailand)

Author keywords

End user computing satisfaction (EUCS); Enterprise resource planning (ERP); Information and communication technology (ICT); Technology acceptance model (TAM); Thai universities

Indexed keywords

COMPUTER EXPERIENCE; EASE OF USE; END USER COMPUTING; END-USER COMPUTING SATISFACTION (EUCS); ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING SYSTEMS; ERP SYSTEM; EXISTING SYSTEMS; GAIN INSIGHT; INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES; PRIMARY OBJECTIVE; PRIOR KNOWLEDGE; RESEARCH STUDIES; SYSTEM SATISFACTION; TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE; TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL;

COMPUTER SCIENCE; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; LEGACY SYSTEMS; MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS; RESOURCE ALLOCATION; SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS;

ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING;

EID: 70449674772     PISSN: 17517575     EISSN: 17517583     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/17517570802653800     Document Type: Article

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