A Study on the Intention to Use Technologies Related to Smart Factories of Companies that Construct Responsive Supply: Focused on Extended UTAUT Model
Yeong Bok Seo, Chan Kwon Park · 한국 SCM 학회지 · 2020
This study is aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises related to fashion clothing, electronics and electricity as companies in Korea"s innovative products and responsive supply chain industries. In the acceptance of smart factory-related technologies, the main goal is to determine what factors the company"s management practitioners will accept and accept. To this end, a questionnaire was conducted for domestic companies and the research hypothesis was tested using the collected questionnaire. As a result of the test of the research hypothesis, performance expectation, effort expectation, and social impact were tested to have a significant effect on the use intention (+), and the level of impact intensity was social impact> performance expectation> effort expectation. In addition, it was tested that the promotion conditions and network effect had a positive effect on the intention to use, but were not significant. In addition, innovation resistance was tested as having a negative effect on the intention to use. Finally, the intention to use was tested to have a positive (+) effect on usage behavior. In addition, in the difference analysis according to the size of the company, it was tested that there was a difference in all other research items except innovation resistance.