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Analysis on major factors affecting intention level to renew maintenance contract -Focused on foreign ERP software

Authors
Park, J.K.Han, K.S.Kim, S.H.
Issue Date
Mar-2018
Publisher
Science and Engineering Research Support Society
Keywords
Audit; ERP software; Maintenance; Maintenance contract; Perceived risk; PPM model; Renew maintenance contract; Renewal; Servqual; TAM model
Citation
International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, v.115, pp.99 - 112
Journal Title
International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology
Volume
115
Start Page
99
End Page
112
URI
http://scholarworks.bwise.kr/ssu/handle/2018.sw.ssu/34392
DOI
10.14257/ijast.2018.115.10
ISSN
2005-4238
Abstract
Many companies are introducing and using ERP software as part of sustainable innovative strategy and competitiveness improvement through internal resource management efficiency and visibility. It is studied which the major factor affects the intention level to renew ERP software maintenance service contract of the companies using ERP. Through precedent research, performance risk, time delay risk, and psychological anxiety risks are extracted as properties of push factors based on the theory of migration, reliability, responsiveness, and assurance of SERVQUAL are extracted as properties of pull factors, and the price level is extracted as properties of mooring factors. A proposal analysis model of major factors affecting intention level to renew maintenance service through perceived usefulness of maintenance service is suggested This study has meaningful that the major factor affecting intention level to renew maintenance service could understand and an empirical foundation for future maintenance service program, service enhancement, and maintenance service business model development of ERP vender is provided based on the result of the study. © 2018 SERSC Australia.
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