Influence of mobile network service quality on m-commerce adoption: a research model

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to identify the dimensions of mobile network service quality which influence the online customers for m-commerce adoption. This theoretical paper offers a conceptual framework for the mobile network (4G) by proposing six service quality dimensions and also took two mediating variables which also have their possible sub-dimensions. The identified mobile network service quality dimensions are speed, trust, satisfaction, security, privacy and cost. This framework builds on and is integrated with the TAM model. The proposed model was tested through pilot survey of 50 students of a university, who are using mobile for commercial transactions. Findings confirm that mobile network service quality positively influences m-commerce adoption in today's world, as people are more concerned about technologies which have better service quality dimensions. The study also reveals that the most preferred network is 4G LTE and mostly used m-commerce portals are Paytm, PhonePe, Amazon and Flipkart.

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