Abstract

Background/Objectives: In Saudi Arabia, most organizations are rushing to adopt new technologies of digital transformation to achieve Saudi Vision 2030. Shaqra University has, therefore, adopted a new system, the Makken system, which allows users to conduct transactions such as printing salary details and helping managers to manage their employees and other faculty members. This study aimed to assess the factors that impact on users\' satisfaction with the Makken system in Shaqra University. Method: A questionnaire was distributed among administrative employees and faculty members in Shaqra University to assess users\' satisfaction with the Makken system based on the following factors: Information quality (IQ), System quality (SQ) and Service quality (SV). In this study, the snowballing selection technique is used among 122 staff members (academic and administrative) who are working in the Shaqra University from both the male and female sections. The structural Equation Model (SEM) was employed to analyse the data via maximum Likelihood operation. This was done by calculating each pathway for significance and also by estimating the strength of each path in terms of the obtained Beta value (β). Findings: Structural equation model (SEM) analysis was used in this study and the results revealed that Information quality, System quality and Service quality had positive impacts on user satisfaction with the Makken system. It was also found that most users were satisfied, but not completely satisfied, with the Makken system in Shaqra University. Keywords: Makken system; Shaqra University; SEM; User Satisfaction; Information System

Highlights

  • User satisfaction is a key theme in Information System research, with various studies emphasizing the importance of understanding and meeting user needs

  • This study used a questionnaire to collect the data about the advantages for researchers such as saving money, time and because it is an appropriate tool for access to female and male participants alike[27]

  • The findings of this study were that Information quality (IQ), System quality (SQ) and Service quality (SV) had positive impacts on user satisfaction with the Makken system

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Introduction

User satisfaction is a key theme in Information System research, with various studies emphasizing the importance of understanding and meeting user needs. The term signals the senses of “contentment and appeasement” and the “action of gratifying”. It is described as a Alotaibi and Osman / Indian Journal of Science and Technology 2020;13(18):1830–1839. “fulfilment of one’s wishes, expectations, or needs, or the pleasure derived from this”, signaling that satisfaction means a “filling or fulfillment up to a threshold of undesirable effects”(1). On the other hand, based on the information sciences, differing interpretations of satisfaction have emerged in recent research, which considers a range of favorable and unfavorable responses. Over time, researchers have moved away from the literal meanings of satisfaction to focusing on consumer experiences

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