Exploring the roles of collaboration factors towards ERP adoption

This research was conducted to recognize the antecedents of ERP usage, by using TAM and incorporating collaborative factors as external precursors. In this research, data was collected from a reputable manufacturing organization in Indonesia. A total of 59 individuals from the organization participated in this research actively use ERP in their daily work activities. The qualitative data was then statistically analyzed by using PLS-SEM. The results provided insights into how collaborative factors shape users' perception of usefulness and ease of use, which in turn affects their behavioral intention to use ERP. Attitude towards use was affected by usefulness and ease of use perceived, whereas behavioral intention towards use was affected by usefulness perceived. Internal collaboration affected both perceived usefulness and ease of use. On the other hand, external collaboration was deemed as insignificant contributors in shaping users' perceived of usefulness and ease of use.