以科技接受模式探討消費者對於自助結帳系統的使用意願
張彧1 陳春富2*
1國立臺北商業大學 創意設計與經營研究所 研究生
2國立臺北商業大學 創意設計與經營研究所 教授
*通訊作者:陳春富 mark0617@ntub.edu.tw
張彧1 陳春富2*
1國立臺北商業大學 創意設計與經營研究所 研究生
2國立臺北商業大學 創意設計與經營研究所 教授
*通訊作者:陳春富 mark0617@ntub.edu.tw
摘要
關鍵詞:自助服務科技、自助結帳系統、使用者介面、使用意願、科技接受模型
Using Technology Acceptance Model to Explore Consumers' Intention to Use Self-Checkout
Yu Chang1 Chun-fu Chen2*
1 Institute of Creative Design and Management, National Taipei University of Business Postgraduate
2 Institute of Creative Design and Management, National Taipei University of Business Professor
*Correspondence: Chun-fu Chen mark0617@ntub.edu.tw
Abstract
Yu Chang1 Chun-fu Chen2*
1 Institute of Creative Design and Management, National Taipei University of Business Postgraduate
2 Institute of Creative Design and Management, National Taipei University of Business Professor
*Correspondence: Chun-fu Chen mark0617@ntub.edu.tw
Abstract
In recent years, with the trend of technology and the influence of the post epidemic era, many retailers have followed the digital transformation and developed a zero-touch service model. In this study, the self-checkout is used as the theme of the research. Nowadays, there are many retailers' associations or communities established, which can be used as a way to distribute the questionnaires, therefore, online questionnaires are used to collect the samples. Finally, the collected samples were analyzed by regression analysis to test the hypotheses on the effects of external variables on perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and intention to use. The results of this study show that personal innovativeness and user interface have a significant positive effect on cognitive ease of use; Perceived risk has a significant positive effect on cognitive usefulness; and social influence has a significant positive effect on intention to use. It is hoped that the results of this study will contribute to the development of self-checkout and enhance the popularity of self-checkout in the future.
Keywords:Self-Service Technology, Self-Checkout, User Interface, Intention to Use, Technology Acceptance Models