Journal of Internet Banking and Commerce

2007 - 2024

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Volume 18, issue 3, 2013

The Impact of Automatic Teller Machines On The Cost Efficiency of Nigeria pp. 01-21

Jonathan Oyerinde Adewoye and Nosa Victor Omoregie

Factors Affecting Intentions to Use Banking Services in Yemen pp. 01-14

Khaled Al-Qasa and Filzah Md Isa

The Use of Contextual Information to Detection of Fraud on Online Auctions pp. 01-18

Ladislav Beranek and Jiri Knizek

Drivers and Inhibitors of Internet Banking Adoption in India pp. 01-18

Ankit Kesharwani and Gajulapally Radhakrishna

From Reluctance to Resistance – Study of Internet Banking Services Adoption in the United Kingdom pp. 01-18

Edwin Agwu

From Reluctance to Resistance – Study of Internet Banking Services Adoption in the United Kingdom pp. 01-18

Edwin Agwu

Drivers and Inhibitors of Internet Banking Adoption in India pp. 01-18

Ankit Kesharwani and Gajulapally Radhakrishna

Internet Banking Users’s Competence and its Influence On Usage Satisfaction – A View from India pp. 01-13

Vijayakumar Rajarathinam and Chandra Kumar Mangalam

Building Trust in E-Commerce: A Proposed Shari’ah Compliant Model pp. 01-13

Muhd Rosydi Muhammad and Marjan Muhammad

Key Factors Influencing Customer Satisfaction in Korea’s Mobile Service Sector pp. 01-13

Jae Young Kim and Hyung Seok Lee

Factors Affecting Purchase Intention of Online Game Prepayment Card – Evidence from Thailand pp. 01-13

Chieh-Min Chou and Aswin Kimsuwan

Key Factors Influencing Customer Satisfaction in Korea’s Mobile Service Sector pp. 01-13

Jae Young Kim and Hyung Seok Lee

Factors Affecting Purchase Intention of Online Game Prepayment Card – Evidence from Thailand pp. 01-13

Chieh-Min Chou and Aswin Kimsuwan

Internet Banking Users’s Competence and its Influence On Usage Satisfaction – A View from India pp. 01-13

Vijayakumar Rajarathinam and Chandra Kumar Mangalam

Strengthening E-Banking security using Keystroke Dynamics pp. 01-11

Ahmad Kabir Usman and Mahmood Hussain Shah

Banking Innovation in Ghana: Insight of Students’ Adoption and Diffusion pp. 01-20

Robert Kwame Dzogbenuku

Social Networking Sites: A premise on enhancement pp. 01-15

Maninderpal Singh Saini and Gyewon Moon

Volume 18, issue 2, 2013

Usage of Internet Banking Among Different Segments as an Example of Innovation – Trust and Information Needs pp. 01-07

Philip Nerme and Christoffer Stenström

When Customer Behaviours Change, Should Banks’ Approaches to Online Trading Stay the Same? pp. 01-16

Cecilia Rossignoli and Alessandro Zardini

The Influence of Human Resource Practices on Internal Customer Satisfaction and Organizational Effectiveness pp. 01-28

Irfan Ullah and Robina Yasmin

Some Viewpoints of Islamic Banking Retail Deposit Products in Malaysia pp. 01-13

Hanudin Amin

The Impact of Identity Theft on Perceived Security and Trusting E-Commerce pp. 01-11

Zakaria Saleh

Evaluation of Social Networks Sites in the Banking Sector: An Analysis of Top 200 International Banks pp. 01-17

Francisco Javier Miranda and Antonio Chamorro

Critical Success Factors for Preventing e-Banking Fraud pp. 01-14

Ahmad Kabir Usman and Mahmood Hussain Shah

Analyzing Perceived Risks and Website attributes in E-Retailing: A Study from India pp. 01-14

Sita Mishra and Priya Mary Mathew

Analyzing Perceived Risks and Website attributes in E-Retailing: a Study from India pp. 01-14

Sita Mishra and Priya Mary Mathew

Analyzing Perceived Risks and Website attributes in E-Retailing: a Study from India pp. 01-14

Sita Mishra and Priya Mary Mathew

Factors Affecting Intentions to Use Banking Services in Yemen pp. 01-14

Khaled Al-Qasa and Filzah Md Isa

Comparing Internet Financial Reporting Index Between Bank and Non Bank in Indonesia pp. 01-14

Ana Dwi Pertiwi and Budi Hermana

Volume 18, issue 1, 2013

No More Traditional Stock Market Exchange: A Study of Internet Trading Service (ITS) in Jordan pp. 01-20

Malek Al-Majali

ANTECEDENTS AND EFFECT OF COMMITMENT ON THE IMPULSE BUYING BY INTERNET pp. 01-22

Moez Ltifi

Mobile Banking Operation in Bangladesh: Prediction of Future pp. 01-15

Afroza Parvin

Role of Marketing Information System (MKIS) on Banking Performance: Case of Jordan pp. 01-15

Ayed AL Muala and Malek AL Majali

A Survey of ATM Security Implementation within the Nigerian Banking Environment pp. 01-16

Falaye Adeyinka Adesuyi and Adepoju Adelowo Solomon

A Study of the Exposure of Hotels Information on the Internet: A Case Study of Sabah Hotels of Malaysia pp. 01-12

Zakariya Belkhamza

Social Commerce Dimensions: The Potential Leverage for Marketers pp. 01-14

Mahdi Shadkam and James O’Hara

Constructing a Measurement in Service Quality for Indian Banks: Structural Equation Modeling Approach pp. 01-13

Anil Kumar and Manoj Kumar Dash

Factor Affecting the Computerised Accounting System (CAS) Usage in Public Sector pp. 01-29

Azleen Ilias and Nurul Nazirah Binti Zainudin

Volume 17, issue 3, 2012

An Empirical Study of Rural Customer’s Satisfaction from EBanking in India pp. 01-17

Nishi Sharma

An Impact of IT on Branch Productivity of Indian Banking in the Era of Transformation pp. 01-11

Rimpi Kaur

Development of a Service Quality Scale for Multiple Technology Interfaces in Commercial Banking pp. 01-13

Jaya Sangeetha

Internet versus Mobile Banking: A Study of Peshawar City (Pakistan) pp. 01-13

Muhmmad Zeeshan Ahmad Khan and Shahzad Khan

A Qualitative Study of the Problems and Prospects of Online Banking in Developing Economies – Case of Nigeria pp. 01-20

Edwin Agwu

Victimized by Phishing: A Heuristic-Systematic Perspective pp. 01-16

Zhengchuan Xu and Wei Zhang

Does Internet Advertising Affect the Internet Banking Effectiveness? A Three Dimensional Model for Iran pp. 01-16

Baytollah Akbari Moghadam and Mehdi Behboudi

Factors Influencing the Adoption of E-banking in Sudan: Perceptions of Retail Banking Clients pp. 01-16

Mohamed A. Ismail and Mohammed A. Y. Osman

An Explorative Study of Satisfaction Level of Cyber-crime Victims with Respect to E-services of Banks pp. 01-15

Atul Bamrara and Gajendra Singh

Safety of e-business Applications in Serbia: Applied Knowledge Based on SSL Traffic pp. 01-18

Marko Sarac and Tijana Radojevic

Adoption of Retail Internet Banking: A Study of Demographic Factors pp. 01-14

Jayaraman Munusamy and Ernest Cyril de Run

Factors Affecting the Adoption of Internet Banking Amongst IIUM’ students: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach (SEM) pp. 01-14

Nabil Hussein Al-Fahim

Validation and Classification of Web Services using Equalization Validation Classification pp. 01-21

Alamelu Muthukrishnan and Am Jaffer Mohamed Zubair Rahman

A Review of Web Evaluation Criteria for E-Commerce Web Sites pp. 01-10

Chai-Lee Goi

Volume 17, issue 2, 2012

A Comparative Study of online P2P Lending in the USA and China pp. 01-15

Dongyu Chen and Chaodong Han

Impact of Future Trends on Banking Services pp. 01-15

Markku Tinnilä

Consumers and Computer Software Advertisements in Spam Email pp. 01-12

Joshua Fogel and Gavriel Yarmish

Evaluation of Online Bank Efficiency in Bangladesh: A Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) Approach pp. 01-17

Mohammad Romel Bhuia

Challenges of Marketing E-banking Services in a Developing Country: The Case of Ghana pp. 01-21

Bedman Narteh

CRM Scale Development and Validation in Indian Insurance Sector pp. 01-21

Arun Kumar Agariya and Deepali Singh

A Case Study on E-Banking Security – When Security Becomes Too Sophisticated for the User to Access Their Information pp. 01-14

Aaron M. French

The Use of Internet Banking Among Portuguese College Students pp. 01-13

Filipe Moreira and Pedro Rocha

Volume 17, issue 1, 2012

PIXASTIC: STEGANOGRAPHY BASED ANTI-PHISHING BROWSER PLUG-IN pp. 01-19

P Thiyagarajan and G. Aghila

NO MORE TRADITIONAL STOCK MARKET EXCHANGE: A STUDY OF INTERNET TRADING SERVICE (ITS) IN JORDAN pp. 01-19

Malek AL-Majali

A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VALUE PERCEPTION AND LOYALTY INTENTION TOWARD AN E-RETAILER WEBSITE pp. 01-18

Fu-Ling Hu and Chao Chao Chuang

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE TELEMATICS INDUSTRY IN KOREA AND CHINA pp. 01-13

Young-Wook Song and Ji Dae Kim

AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON SERVICE QUALITY PERCEPTIONS AND CONTINUANCE INTENTION IN MOBILE BANKING CONTEXT IN INDIA pp. 01-22

Reji Kumar G and D. Sudharani Ravindran

THE FREQUENCY AND INTENSITY OF EXPERIENCE IN ONLINE BANKING USE pp. 01-22

Daniel D. Singer and Babu G. Baradwaj

THE FREQUENCY AND INTENSITY OF EXPERIENCE IN ONLINE BANKING USE pp. 01-22

Daniel D. Singer and Babu G. Baradwaj

E-SATISFACTION AND E-LOYALTY OF CONSUMERS SHOPPING ONLINE pp. 01-20

Moez Ltifi and Jamel-Eddine Gharbi

AN APPROACH FOR COMMON INTERFACE FOR MULTIPLE ONLINE BANKING (CIMOBM) pp. 01-12

Sree Rekha Gurajala and V.K. Agrawal

Factors Affecting Customer E-Readiness to Embrace Auto E-Insurance in Iran pp. 01-12

Ali Akbar Bromideh

RECEPTIVENESS OF MOBILE BANKING BY MALAYSIAN LOCAL CUSTOMERS IN SABAH: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION pp. 01-12

Hanudin Amin and Rostinah Supinah

EXAMINING FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND TRUST TOWARDS VENDORS ON THE MOBILE INTERNET pp. 01-12

Norazah Mohd Suki

ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS - UNDERSTANDING CYBER CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR USING CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES pp. 01-12

Friday Wada and Olumide Longe

RECEPTIVENESS OF MOBILE BANKING BY MALAYSIAN LOCAL CUSTOMERS IN SABAH: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION pp. 01-12

Hanudin Amin and Rostinah Supinah

EXAMINING FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND TRUST TOWARDS VENDORS ON THE MOBILE INTERNET pp. 01-12

Norazah Mohd Suki

PROFILE OF THE ELECTRONIC COMMERCE CONSUMER: A STUDY WITH BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS pp. 01-16

Dario de Oliveira Lima-Filho and Camila de Souza Alves

PROFILE OF THE ELECTRONIC COMMERCE CONSUMER: A STUDY WITH BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS pp. 01-16

Dario de Oliveira Lima-Filho and Camila de Souza Alves

PERCEIVED BARRIERS OF INNOVATIVE BANKING AMONG MALAYSIAN RETAIL BANKING CUSTOMERS pp. 01-15

Jayaraman Munusamy and Sanmugam Annamalah

VERIFICATION OF SOCIAL IMPACT THEORY CLAIMS IN SOCIAL MEDIA CONTEXT pp. 01-15

Imran Mir

E-COMMERCE USAGE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR OF ZIMBABWE pp. 01-15

Ngonidzashe Zanamwe and Mazvita Bere

PERCEIVED BARRIERS OF INNOVATIVE BANKING AMONG MALAYSIAN RETAIL BANKING CUSTOMERS pp. 01-15

Jayaraman Munusamy and Sanmugam Annamalah

E-COMMERCE USAGE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR OF ZIMBABWE pp. 01-15

Ngonidzashe Zanamwe and Mazvita Bere

PROBLEMS OF WAQF ADMINISTRATION AND PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT: A STUDY IN MALAYSIA pp. 01-08

Md. Shahedur Rahaman Chowdhury and Iftekhar Amin Chowdhury

INTERNET BANKING: CONTENT ANALYSIS OF SELECTED INDIAN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS’ ONLINE PORTALS pp. 01-10

Tejinderpal Singh

THE USAGE OF INTERNET BANKING SERVICES AMONG JORDANIAN CONSUMERS pp. 01-10

Ayed AL-Muala and Malek AL-Majali