Abstract
We present a segmentation study utilizing latent class analysis with the object of segmenting consumers with regard to their usage of mobile technology. As bases for the segmentation we utilize attitudes reflecting consumers’ perceptions on benefits to be found from using mobile technology, their personal innovativeness and self-efficacy, as well as social aspects of using mobile technology. In our results we find attitudes to be more significant determinants of mobile technology adoption and use than socio-demographic variables. The results are of consequence for researchers in the field of innovation adoption and diffusion, as well as practitioners developing mobile technology and services.
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