Abstract
The objective of our study is to examine the impact of contingency factors and the COVID-19 crisis on the adoption of information systems, as well as to assess the level of user acceptance of ICT. We conducted our quantitative research based on the distribution of a questionnaire as a data collection tool and used SPSS software for testing and verifying research hypotheses. The results highlight the influence of contingency factors and the COVID-19 crisis on the adoption of information systems. They also demonstrate the impact of perceived usefulness and ease of use on the frequency of information systems usage. A larger sample size could further elucidate the contributions and limitations of our findings.
Keywords
Covid-19, TAM Model, Information System, Contingency
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Publication date:
29 December 2022
