Unlocking User Acceptance in Mobile Business Intelligence : Factors Shaping the Transition in the Digital Era
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https://doi.org/10.32628/CSEIT239064Keywords:
Mobile Business Intelligence (MBI), User Acceptance, Information Quality, System Quality, Organizational Climate, Mobile Technology, Data Access, Data Governance, Data Privacy, Decision-MakingAbstract
The proliferation of mobile devices and global smartphone sales has ushered in a new era of Business Intelligence (BI) through mobile applications. This article explores the factors influencing user acceptance of mobile business intelligence (MBI) and presents a comprehensive examination of these determinants. A conceptual model is constructed, and quantitative data is collected from various MBI users, making rigorous analysis possible using SPSS software. The study addresses the paradox of modest user acceptance rates in MBI despite the growing demand for instant data access, supplying valuable insights for practitioners and organizations.
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