Developing the Readiness and Success Model for Information System Implementation in the Indonesian Equestrian Industry

Abstract

This research is dedicated to examining the integration of the technology readiness model into the information system (IS) success model, particularly within the nuanced framework of evaluating readiness and success factors for integrating information systems in the distinctive context of the equestrian industry in Indonesia. Echoing the evolutionary patterns observed in numerous information systems studies, the development of IS models typically involves the strategic adoption, combination, and adaptation of existing models. In alignment with this trend, our research efforts to construct a comprehensive model rooted in the principles of input-process-output logic, drawing inspiration from prevalent process and causal models within the domain of information systems success. The resulting model exhibits a sophisticated structure, encompassing 12 variables and 63 indicators that intricately capture the relationships between variables through the formation of 30 links. As the research progresses into the implementation stage, the model undergoes further refinement, culminating in the creation of a detailed assessment instrument. Despite potential limitations related to the assumptions and researchers' perspectives inherent in model development studies, these efforts make significant contributions to the theoretical landscape by introducing novel models that enrich the understanding of IS success. Furthermore, this research emphasizes the significance of transparency throughout the entire process, spanning from model development to the proposed model and the instruments used for data collection. This emphasis on transparency not only bolsters the scientific rigor of this research but also holds practical implications for future studies focusing on the readiness and success of implementing information systems in the equestrian industry in Indonesia. The findings from this research are expected to offer crucial insights and guidance for the development and enhancement of information systems in this unique and specific domain, contributing to both theoretical and practical advancements in the field.