Electronic Banking

The aim of this study is to identify the best practices in traditional and electronic banking operations strategy in Jordan as a case study of developing economies over the period 1999 to 2008. During this period numerous changes faced banks in Jordan: new banking law was launch…

The adoption of electronic self-service systems (SSTs), using information technology (IT) devices and channels, for the provision of banking services (also known as electronic banking or e-banking) has evolved in the last decade in emerging markets. In Nigeria, for instance, thi…

Advances in information technology and telecommunications are resulting in new delivery channels for bank products and services in the developing countries. As banks in developed countries continue to be more advanced and innovative, banks in less developed countries are prepari…

A great deal of research has been conducted to determine factors that influence the adoption of a specific technology. Numerous models have been developed and proposed to enhance the understanding of this issue. While we may use any of these models, the decomposed theory of plan…

This research examines and compares crucial factors affecting consumer acceptance of Internet banking services in the developed (the United States and Australia) and developing (Malaysia) countries with consideration the cultural differences. It also investigates the effect of k…

Online banking can increase the velocity of money in an economy. In a developing economy with a rudimentary information infrastructure, embracing online banking requires change and evolution. Banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are facing significant competition from large, mul…

Internet banking in Jordan has developed rapidly since the year 2001 as most of the Jordanian banks have adopted some form of Internet usage and launched websites to serve their customers. Such efforts will not be successful without customers accepting Internet banking. The stud…