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Exploring the benefits and outcomes of using augmented reality smart glasses
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The augmented reality smart glasses (ARSGs) are yet to achieve their full potential in all
industries and in the individual’s life, therefore, new ARSGs are emerging from assorted
brands, with new and improved features and advanced technology. In this study a conceptual
research model was developed combining the fundamentals mobile user´s information privacy
concerns and ubiquity, both as second order reflective-formative constructs. The model also
includes perceived benefits (utilitarian, social and sensual) and perceived risks (personal and
other people’s privacy), studied within the context of the privacy calculus theory. The benefits
and risks are weighted and lead to the outcomes of using ARSGs, humanistic outcome such as
well-being, and end-user performance as an instrumental outcome. Data was collected from
201 individuals and were used to evaluate the research model. The results highlight the strong
impact of ubiquity and benefits, which will lead to desired outcomes in spite of the concerns
and risks.
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Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Management, specialization in Business Intelligence
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Augmented reality smart glasses Ubiquity MUIPC Privacy calculus Perceived well-being End-user performance