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In recent years, social networks applications become very popular for Internet users. This study investigates the intension and performance of military personnel using a social network application, i.e., Facebook. Five dimensions (i.e., perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, user attitude, attitude toward using, behavioral intention to use) are explored. The results of this study include: (1) As the aspect of user attitude, the motivation of using Facebook are mainly from the request, demand, and expectation of the military personnel’s family and friends. However, the motivation of using Facebook from military personnel themselves is lower. (2) The military personnel aggress with the cost saving, ease of use, and usefulness of Facebook. (3) Most of the military personnel use Facebook for their daily life but less for job and formal tasks. (4) As the aspect of attitude toward using, the popular features of Facebook are those used in daily life.
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