Validating TAM with Odour Interface in ATM Machines

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Abstract

Many studies were and still are carried out to discover the user acceptance technology acceptance that mostly depends on ease of use and usefulness. Biometrics in general has the characteristics needed for acceptance such as easiness and usefulness. In this paper we introduce a new biometric interface for ATM machines, using human odour biometric for authentication. We validate TAM in the Portuguese culture in term of new interface acceptance (using odour in ATM machine). Results show that perceived easiness has significant effect with intention to use. However, perceived usefulness has not significant effect with intention to use. In addition results show that security issues should be embedded within TAM.

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How to Cite This Article

Dr. Abdullah Rashed. 1970. "Validating TAM with Odour Interface in ATM Machines". Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology GJCST Volume 10 (GJCST Volume 10 Issue 9).

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