PENGARUH PERCEIVED USEFULNESS, PERCEIVED RISK DAN PERCEIVED EASE OF USE TERHADAP INTEREST ONLINE PURCHASE YANG DIMEDIASI CONSUMER ATTITUDE PADA APLIKASI DEALJAVA DI SURABAYA

Cornelia Prayogo, Lena Ellitan, Ninuk Muljani

Abstract


Due to the rapid growth of technology, especially the Internet,
business people take advantage of the development of internet users
by creating trading businesses in the form of electronic stores. Various
e-commerce apps emerge, which do not only sell products but also
services by using numerous application programs for various
purposes. One example of an application-based business service is the
Dealjava. Various applications are managed properly starting from
perceived usefulness, perceived risk, and perceived ease of use, which
will give an impact on consumer attitude and interest in online
purchases. This study aims to analyze the perceived usefulness,
perceived risk, and perceived ease of use to the interest online
purchase, whether in a direct way or through consumer attitude in the
Dealjava Apps in Surabaya. The object of this study was the users of
the Dealjava application aged more than 17 years old in Surabaya.
There were 141 samples of study that used Partial Least Technique
square. The data used was primary data that was obtained by
distributing questionnaires to the Dealjava users in Surabaya.
Structural Equation Modeling with SmartPLS software was used as
a data analysis technique. The result of the study proves that the
perceived usefulness, perceived risk, perceived ease of use
significantly affect consumer attitude; perceived usefulness, perceived
risk, perceived ease of use, and consumer attitude automatically
affect the interest in online purchase; perceived risk and perceived ease
of use undoubtedly affect the interest online purchase through
consumer attitude; perceived usefulness does not have a significant
effect on interest online purchases through consumer attitude.


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Keywords


perceived usefulness, perceived risk, perceived ease of use, interest online purchase, consumer attitude

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33508/jumma.v10i1.3195