An Empirical Investigation Into The Impact Of Privacy, Information Control, And Regulatory Expectations On The Adoption Of Cloud Computing

摘要

This study develops and tests a model for the adoption of cloud computing. The model draws on the literature on privacy, information control, regulatory expectations, and technology adoption. The results indicate perceived privacy, perceived information control, and perceived regulatory expectations influence the behavioral intentions on using the cloud computing. For cloud computing, the results also validate the relationship between behavioral intention to use cloud computing and the actual use of cloud computing. This study has both theoretical and practical implications.