TY - BOOK
T1 - An Exploration with Technology Acceptance Modelling intohow PSD2 Could Improve User Interactions in Personal Finance
AU - Barber, Edward
N1 - Supervised by Fabio Nemetz
PY - 2017/5
Y1 - 2017/5
N2 - A two-fold study attempting to perceive the possible innovations possible thanks to the upcoming Payment Services Directive II using a newly extended adaptation of the Technology Acceptance Model with an aspect of Social Intention, the SITAM.The research successfully highlights the legislation's consequential opportunities, and crafts a multi-banking application with price comparison integration with high user intention to install, lending itself to being developed into a full public release in the future. The SITAM meanwhile gives a new approach to planning and developing software to theoretically maximise adoption at every stage of the lifecycle, offering a contemporary method of categorising survey participants into innovation groups in order to treat feedback differently to match the target market.
AB - A two-fold study attempting to perceive the possible innovations possible thanks to the upcoming Payment Services Directive II using a newly extended adaptation of the Technology Acceptance Model with an aspect of Social Intention, the SITAM.The research successfully highlights the legislation's consequential opportunities, and crafts a multi-banking application with price comparison integration with high user intention to install, lending itself to being developed into a full public release in the future. The SITAM meanwhile gives a new approach to planning and developing software to theoretically maximise adoption at every stage of the lifecycle, offering a contemporary method of categorising survey participants into innovation groups in order to treat feedback differently to match the target market.
M3 - Other report
T3 - Department of Computer Science Technical Report Series
BT - An Exploration with Technology Acceptance Modelling intohow PSD2 Could Improve User Interactions in Personal Finance
PB - Department of Computer Science, University of Bath
CY - Bath, U. K.
ER -