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Culture Convergence (CC)

A Phenomenological Study on the Information Technology Acceptance of the Korean Baby Boomer Generation

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As ICT technology develops rapidly and social and consumer interactions require more knowledge of the technology, the interest for baby boomers’ ICT technology acceptance is increasing as they age. However, previous studies have limitations as they lack a systematic and in-depth understanding of this phenomenon in which the emerging elderly population embraces emerging technology. To overcome this limitation, this study carried out a phenomenological study on baby boomers’ ICT technology acceptance. In addition, since existing studies have just simply listed variables or proved the relationship between a few variables, this study aimed to find the relationship between variables by analyzing the data obtained through semi-structured interviews. Through this procedure, it was aimed to construct conceptual model which illustrates the relationships between variables so that understanding the phenomenon of baby boomers’ acceptance of ICT technology with a holistic view could be possible. The ten variables suggested by Lee & Coughlin (2015) that cover multiple sides of baby boomers’ technology acceptance were used. As a result, we found that there is a sequential relationship between these variables and different agents can be related to each variable in sequence. Also, from an ecological perspective, we analyzed baby boomers and their surroundings to find agents involved in this phenomenon.

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Abstract
1. INTRODUCTION
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
3. METHODOLOGY
3.1. Conducting Focus Interviews
3.2. Coding and Categorization
3.3. Analysis
3.4. Verification of Validity and Reliability
4. RESULTS
4.1. Results of Coding
4.2. Analysis for the Relationship between the Variables
4.3. Analysis on the Agents Related to Each Variable
5. DISCUSSION
6. CONCLUSION
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  • Sohyun Kim Graduated, Department of Consumer Science, Seoul National University, Korea
  • John Thomas Brady Professor, Department of Consumer Science, Seoul National University, Korea

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