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Author: search.filters.author.Tossy, TitusSubject: search.filters.subject.Information Systems

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    Modelling the adoption of mobile payment system for primary and secondary school student examination fees in developing countries: Tanzanian experience
    (International Journal of Information Technology and Business Management, 2014) Tossy, Titus
    This paper examines the Use of Mobile Phones for Examination Fees Payment among Primary and Secondary School Students. The paper analyses whether there are factors affecting the use of mobile payment systems for examination fee payment. The rationale of this study is based on the fact that most scholars claim that while number of mobile phones ownership, access and usage in primary and secondary school student’s increases, there is decrease of who opt mobile examination fee payment method. From the perspective of primary and secondary school exam candidates in Tanzania, this paper used Structural Equation modelling technique to examine whether the mobile payment systems technology acceptance level is affected by factors affecting the mobile phone uses. The study identified three significant factors: performance expectancy, social influences and trust.
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    Modelling the adoption of mobile payment system for paying examination fees in Tanzanian major cities.
    (International Journal of Computing & ICT Research, 2014) Tossy, Titus
    This paper examines the different factors affecting the intention to use the mobile payment systems for examination fee payment in the National Examination Council of Tanzania (NECTA). Using Structural Equation modelling technique from a Tanzanian major cities perspective, the paper examines whether the mobile payment systems technology acceptance level is affected by the factors affecting the intention to use. The rationale for the investigation stems from the fact that while more than 61% of Tanzanians own or have access to mobile phones and the mobile usage in major cities increases, there is decrease of NECTA candidates who opt mobile examination fee payment method. The paper attempts to model the individual intention to use mobile payment systems for paying examination fees in Tanzania major cities. It concludes that the factors that had significant impact on the individual intention to use mobile payment systems, performance expectance, social influences and trust is necessary.