Anneke Zuiderwijk|Marijn Janssen|Yogesh K. Dwivedi
Acceptance and use predictors of open data technologies: Drawing upon the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology
Delft University of Technology|Delft University of Technology|Swansea University
policymakers expect open data accepted used resulting range benefits including transparency participation innovation ability use open data partly depends availability open data technologies however actual use open data technologies shown mixed results paucity research predictors affecting acceptance use open data technologies better understanding predictors help policymakers determine policy instruments use increase acceptance use open data technologies modified model based unified theory acceptance use technology utaut used empirically determine predictors influencing acceptance use open data technologies results show predictors performance expectancy effort expectancy social influence facilitating conditions voluntariness use together account 45 variability peoples behavioral intention use open data technologies except facilitating conditions predictors significantly influence behavioral intention analysis predictors influence acceptance use open data technologies used stimulate use open data technologies findings suggest policymakers increase acceptance use open data technologies showing benefits open data use creating awareness users already use open data developing social strategies encourage people stimulate use open data integrating open data use daily activities decreasing effort necessary use open data technologies