Technology Acceptance
Technology acceptance studies the psychological and organizational conditions under which people choose to use a new technology.
This research strand connects established acceptance models with contemporary questions about artificial intelligence, examining how perceived usefulness, ease of use, and trust translate into sustained use.
- Perceived usefulness and ease of use shape initial acceptance.
- Trust and brand signals moderate acceptance under uncertainty.
- Sustained use depends on early value realization, not just intent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is technology acceptance?
Technology acceptance is the study of why individuals and organizations choose to use or reject a new technology. It focuses on perceptions such as usefulness and ease of use, along with trust and institutional conditions that shape whether intention becomes sustained use.