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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017): ORSEA Journal
Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017): ORSEA Journal
Published:
2017-06-30
Articles
Behavioral Intentions: A Mediator of Performance Expectancy and Adoption of Mobile Communication Technologies by Ugandan Commercial Farmers
Musa Moya, Benard Engotoit
1-20
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Influence of Human Behavior on Success of Complex Public Infrastructural Megaprojects in Kenya
Austin Baraza Omonyo
21-41
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Factors Influencing Usage of Mobile Banking Services: The Case of Ilala District in Tanzania
Evelyn Richard, Eliamringi Mandari
42-54
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Understanding Consumers’ Behavioural Intention to Adopt Mobile Payment Services in Rural Tanzania: A Case of Pwani Region
Eliezer Anthony Taluka, , Juma James Masele
55-70
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Behavioural Intention: Mediator of Effort Expectancy and Actual System Usage
Musa Moya, Stella Eva Nakalema, Christine Nansamba
71-86
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