Dalle, Juhriyansyah and Jimoh, Gabenga Rasheed (2010) BEHAVIOURAL INTENTION TO USE IRIS AUTHENTICATION APPROACH FOR PUBLIC AUTHENTICATION AMONG USERS OF PUBLIC TERMINALS: WHER DOES AGE COME IN? In: International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Business Management (ICIEBM) 2010, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

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ABSTRAK

The moderating effect of age on technology adoption and diffusion is not a strange issue. This has been looked into in various ways both for the diversities in the adoption models and theories employed and domains of usage of the technology in question. In this paper, the influence age in determining the factors of user’s readiness to use iris authentication technology in public domains is determined to further validate the moderating effect of age on technology adoption as revealed by previous authors. A quantitative research is designed to survey the Automated Teller Machine (ATM) users. A total of 351 usable questionnaires were considered for the analysis. A survey instrument is developed based on the underpinning theory (Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)) additional items were also selected from relevant literatures on iris authentication implementation barriers. Age is hypothesized to moderate the effect of the independent variables on behavioural intention to use iris authentication in public zones

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