From Usage to Contribution: A Synthesized Typology of Technology Extra-Role Behavior
2018
- 341Usage
- 9Mentions
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- Usage341
- Abstract Views212
- Downloads129
- Mentions9
- News Mentions8
- 8
- Blog Mentions1
- 1
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Beyond usage, users can contribute to IT services and bring competitive advantages to IT vendors. To understand how to better mobilize the powerful user workforce, this study aims at studying user voluntary contributions in a general context of consumer I
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