Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry

This article attempts to examine the connection between mandatory technology use and technology withdrawal in the Maritime Industry. Compatibility, locatability, system reliability, and authority to ac-cess information are predictors of mandatory usage, according to Structural Equation Modelling (SE...

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Published in:Journal of Maritime Research
Main Author: Daud N.M.; Rokhman F.; Mohamed I.S.; Masyhar A.; Syaifudin A.; Farida L.A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Cantabria 2022
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Daud N.M.; Rokhman F.; Mohamed I.S.; Masyhar A.; Syaifudin A.; Farida L.A.
Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
2022
Journal of Maritime Research
19
2

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This article attempts to examine the connection between mandatory technology use and technology withdrawal in the Maritime Industry. Compatibility, locatability, system reliability, and authority to ac-cess information are predictors of mandatory usage, according to Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) results based on a survey of 357 respondents. Similarly, requiring managers to use technology impacts their performance, as does the goal of not using technology. Finally, managerial performance is a pre-dictor of technological withdrawal. This study is likely the first study to examine the indirect effect of technology withdrawal intention on technology withdrawal. It is now apparent how the Malaysian marine industry can better prepare for future technology investment and adoption. © SEECMAR | All rights reserved.
Universidad de Cantabria
16974840
English
Article

author Daud N.M.; Rokhman F.; Mohamed I.S.; Masyhar A.; Syaifudin A.; Farida L.A.
spellingShingle Daud N.M.; Rokhman F.; Mohamed I.S.; Masyhar A.; Syaifudin A.; Farida L.A.
Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
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title Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
title_short Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
title_full Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
title_fullStr Examining the Connection Between Mandatory Technology Usage and Technology Withdrawal in The Maritime Industry
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description This article attempts to examine the connection between mandatory technology use and technology withdrawal in the Maritime Industry. Compatibility, locatability, system reliability, and authority to ac-cess information are predictors of mandatory usage, according to Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) results based on a survey of 357 respondents. Similarly, requiring managers to use technology impacts their performance, as does the goal of not using technology. Finally, managerial performance is a pre-dictor of technological withdrawal. This study is likely the first study to examine the indirect effect of technology withdrawal intention on technology withdrawal. It is now apparent how the Malaysian marine industry can better prepare for future technology investment and adoption. © SEECMAR | All rights reserved.
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