Title:	TRUST IN ELECTRONIC BANKING
Author(s):	Mumin A. Abubakre, Olayinka David-West
ISBN:	978-989-8704-04-7
Editors:	Philip Powell, Miguel Baptista Nunes and Pedro Isaías
Year:	2014
Edition:	Single
Keywords:	Electronic Banking, Trust, B2B Model, Stakeholder Theory
Type:	Short Paper
First Page:	329
Last Page:	333
Language:	English
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Paper Abstract:	Trust among stakeholders is vital for the successful implementation of IS projects such as electronic banking, because such IS initiative do not typically require face-to-face interactions. The Business-to-Business (B2B) model is an example of a relationship that facilitates the implementation of electronic banking. For example, ICT suppliers in alliance with banks to provide and support the IT infrastructure required for electronic banking implementation. These different stakeholders may have different perceptions of trust, which may affect electronic banking implementation. This short paper’s aim is to examine how trust from the stakeholder theory perspective impacts the implementation of electronic banking. This paper proposes, from the stakeholder perspective, an integrated framework that conceptualizes trust between B2B relationships as antecedent to the successful implementation of electronic banking. The research will be based on the multi-case study method. Our proposed study provides a foundation for researchers and practitioners alike in understanding the concept of trust and it is impact on IS projects.
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