The Website Usage among Private Sector: A Case of Malaysian Business Organization

Haslinda Musa, Norhidayah Mohamad, Ismi Rajiani, Nur Syakirah Binti Hasman, Fadhlur Rahim Azmi

Abstract


Nowadays in Malaysia, there are a lot of private companies using their official website to promote their products and services to the customer. This is because people are more flexible and aware with online advertisement rather than traditional advertising. This structure is based on the characteristics, sub-characteristics and attributes of three main dimensions (complexity, compatibility and relative advantage) of the website that verified the adoption of it according to particular sector of activity and perspective. This study examines the adoption of website for private business sector, specifically in the area of Klang Valley, Malaysia. Data from a questionnaire survey of 150 respondents among 5 private companies in Klang Valley includes Petronas, Openet Telecom Malaysia, Wealth Mastery Academy, SALAM Medical Centre, and World-class Trade and Development are used to answer the research question “do the complexity, compatibility and relative advantage of website affect the way website is adopted in organization in Klang Valley, Malaysia?” The main findings revealed that the most significant predictors of the adoption of website in organization in Klang Valley is complexity. This study is hoped to contribute to both knowledge and practicality. The theory of diffusion of Innovation can be extended. In practical, Malaysian Business Organization can have a better understanding of the important characteristics of website before it can be adopted.

Keywords: technology adoption, innovation, website


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