Browsing by Author "Sayginer, Can"

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An Extended Decision-Making Model of Coastal Recreational Area Use During the COVID-19 Through Goal-Directed Behavior and Perceived Benefits Framework
(UNIV PUTRA MALAYSIA PRESS, 2022) Can Sayginer; Kubra Kurtsan; Sayginer, Can; Kurtsan, Kubra
Recreational areas have gained significant importance regarding human activities during the COVID-19 pandemic especially when citizens face challenges. This study aims to examine the behavioral intention of the decision-making approach of the visitors of coastal recreational areas to deal with this situation. The Extended Goal-directed Behavior Model (EGBM) was tested with confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) to examine visiting coastal recreational areas to understand how citizens modify their lifestyles. A survey with 41 questions was administered to 311 residents in Izmir province. The results showed that perceived benefits affected attitudes. Attitude subjective norm anticipated positive emotion and anticipated negative emotion influenced desire. Desire past behavior and perceived behavioral control were also effective for coastal recreational visits. The present study contributes to the growing literature on decision-making processes of the uses of recreational areas and enables focusing on the significance of coastal recreational areas.
Citation - Scopus: 7
Multi-Perspective Decision-making Cloud Computing Adoption Model for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
(Ital Publication, 2020) Can Sayginer; Tuncay Ercan; Ercan, Tuncay; Sayginer, Can
The research aims to test the model of integrated DOI theory and TOE framework to predict Cloud Computing (CC) decision-making intentions of SMEs Izmir Turkey. The survey data was collected from 140 Information Technology (IT) decision-makers via Google forms survey tool. Confirmatory factor analyses were made to examine the decision-making approach of SMEs. The study revealed that the variance of top management support and complexity explained 29.8% of the decision-making approach to CC adoption. The originality of the study is that the research on cloud computing in Turkey is scarce and not comprehensive either. In addition they are not for Turkish SMEs. This research will bring together an introductory plan for cloud providers to understand the intentions of SMEs for adopting cloud computing. This research will also provide scholars with an in-depth analysis of the status contributing to the academic research in the field of ICT development in developing countries. This study will contribute to SMEs’ ICT infrastructure policies and support governments in creating a legal framework to make laws for a secure environment for SMEs to reduce costs and gain a competitive advantage over Large Enterprises (LEs). © 2022 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.