Current Proceedings on Technology

Yazarlar: Ankit Mahindroo, Hergovind Singh, Harsh Vardhan Samalia

Konular:-

Anahtar Kelimeler:Enterprise Resource Planning,Perceived usefulness,Perceived ease of use,System flexibility,Indian context

Özet: The demand for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) applications in India has increased tremendously from US$1596 million in 2006 to US$2399 million in 2011. The presented study is a specific attempt to investigate factors impacting the intention to use of ERP systems in India using Technology Acceptance Model. Data was collected from 27 organizations from which 152 valid responses were analysed. Reliability Analysis was conducted on the sample followed by Exploratory Factor Analysis to validate the constructs. Linear Regression Analysis was done to validate the significance of the model. Perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and system flexibility, showed significant relationships with the intention to use of ERP systems in Indian organizations and contributes to 42.3% of its variation. The study concluded that perceived usefulness of ERP systems along with its ease of use and flexibility for the end-user are important factors to predict the ERP adoption in Indian organizations.

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