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Exploring the Drivers of AI Adoption: A Meta-Analysis of Technological, Organizational and Environmental (TOE) Factors
(Springer Science and Business Media LLC (Springer Nature), 2024-12-16) Agostinho Sousa Pinto; António Abreu; Manuel Pérez Cota; Jerónimo Paiva
Abstract. The Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution is transforming the corpo
rate sector and rapidly accelerating the process of digital transformation. Based
on a selection of 12 studies for meta-analysis with 3398 respondents from various
industries and countries, this study investigates the factors influencing the adop
tion of AI using the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework.
The results show that seven out of eight TOE factors have a statistically signifi
cant effect on AI adoption. Technological factors, including Compatibility (CPT)
and Relative Advantage (ADV) have a positive impact, while Complexity (CX)
was found to be statistically insignificant. Organizational factors, particularly Or
ganizational Readiness (RE) and Management Support (MS) have a positive
moderate effect. Environmental factors reveal that Government Support (GOV),
Competitive Pressure (COP) and Vendor Partnership (VP) have a strong and pos
itive impact. The study emphasizes the importance of Vendor Partnership and
Organizational Readiness as critical factors in fostering AI adoption. Finally, this
research will be advantageous for researchers and practitioners looking to explore
the determinants driving significant AI adoption.
Synthesis, characteriztion and biological activities of metal complexes/nanocomposites of chitosan/2-hydroxybenzaldehyde/4-aminopyridine imine ligands
(2023-03-09) Ogunbiyi Emmanuel Olurotimi
ANALYSIS OF CONTROLED SELF-EXCITED INDUCTION GENERATOR
(2023-06-20) OLANIPEKUN AYORINDE JOSEPH
