2015
The role of mobile‐computing self‐efficacy in consumer information disclosure
Mark Jeffrey Keith, Jeffry Stephen Babb, Paul Benjamin Lowry, Christopher Paul Furner, Amjad Abdullat
Information Systems Journal OATop-listed
149
cites
Christopher Paul Furner
Faculty
Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
About
Dr. Furner serves as a Professor of Management Information Systems in the College of Business at East Carolina University. His research interests include mobile computing issues including location-based privacy, mobile app stickiness and mobile self-efficacy. Dr. Furner also studies cultural determinants of individual level information systems outcomes, such as Knowledge Management System effectiveness, media choice and purchase intention in an e-commerce setting.
Professor · East Carolina University
Most-cited work
2016
The influence of information overload on the development of trust and purchase intention based on online product reviews in a mobile vs. web environment: an empirical investigation
Christopher Paul Furner, Robert Zinko
Electronic MarketsCore
122
cites
2016
Electronic word-of-mouth and information overload in an experiential service industry
Christopher Paul Furner, Robert Zinko, Zhen Zhu
Journal of Service Theory and PracticeCore
64
cites