Authors
Tom Erik Julsrud, Jon Martin Denstadli, Randi Johanne Hjorthol
Publication date
2014/7/4
Journal
International Journal of Sustainable Transportation
Volume
8
Issue
4
Pages
262-280
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
Description
This article explores business travelers attitudes to videoconferencing and how these affect on the use of this technology. Based on an analysis of 1411 Norwegian business travelers’ attitudes, we find four dominant set of attitudes toward the use of videoconferences and travels: benefit oriented, network development, travel tiredness, and mobile collaborating. Attitudes related to network development and travel tiredness had the strongest impact on actual use of VC, suggesting that this is the most important attitude based barriers and drivers for future use of this technology.
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Scholar articles
TE Julsrud, JM Denstadli, RJ Hjorthol - International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 2014