ABSTRACT
Online banking-OB is a new information system that uses the Internet's creative resources to allow users to access a growing variety of financial services. It offers that country an advantage over other countries in financial transactions. During the lockdown and implementation of social distancing, it was difficult for students to buy daily necessities in stores, and many Malaysians turned to the Internet to fulfil their purchasing requirements. This paper aims to explore the adoption of online banking and describe the factors affecting online banking adoption among undergraduate students at UUM. The data was collected through a quantitative approach using a random sampling technique. A total of 210 students were selected and filled out the questionnaire. The study found that most students adopt online banking, and perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and consumer attitude represent most factors influencing online banking adoption. © 2022 IEEE.
ABSTRACT
The spread of new coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has led to a major crisis in the economic and health sector, which required prompt response by medical personnel, health organizations, scientists, as well as the government sector. Globally, health care institutions have been affected greatly and unexpectedly by this COVID-19 pandemic put the current systems of healthcare under tremendous pressures, and at their maximum capabilities and resources in order to provide medical services to those infected. In this global health emergency situation and given the current limited healthcare resources, the necessity of finding quick and innovative solutions has been required. As a result, using new technologies to struggle COVID-19 and meeting the pandemic's specified requirements, such as detecting, monitoring, diagnosing, screening, surveillance, tracking, and raising awareness, has become unavoidable. The focus of this research is to understand how the healthcare system use these new technologies to fight against the pandemic. This paper provides a guideline to practitioners on the benefits and application areas of Artificial Intelligence, Internet of things, Blockchain, and Big data technologies in the healthcare industry to face the crisis caused by this pandemic. A detailed analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for the thorough implementation of these technologies has been conducted. Also, the paper addresses the obstacles to adopt these technologies in the healthcare systems and make some recommendations for future studies. The paper assists researchers, experts, and readers in recognizing how the use of technology is aiding in the management of the coronavirus infection in a synergistic manner, as well as encourage the need for these techniques in existing and potential times of emergency © 2021 IEEE.