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    The Impact of E Service Quality on Customer Willingness to Adopt for Online Banking Services: With Special Reference to Private Banks Operates in Sri Lanka
    (Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2016) Pathirana, B.P.S.V.
    This study examined the factors of E-service quality that affects adoption of Internet Banking among banking customers in Sri Lanka. Objectives of this study are to find out the relationship between electronic service quality and customer satisfaction for electronic-banking in Sri Lanka, to evaluate the influence of a banking service qualities on adoption of Internet banking among private bank customers, to explore the relationship between E Service Quality and customer satisfaction on internet banking customers in private banks, to understand customer prospects and their desire in e-banking sector, to help in assessing E service quality factors in the context of online banking. The methodology used in this study was quantitative. Survey questionnaires was developed based on the previous studies. Data was gathered through face to face interviews from 89 respondents. Total of 200 survey questioners distributed among Internet Banking Users of above three banks and received 89 with complete answers. Data was analysed using descriptive statistic and correlation analysis. Cronbach’s Alpha was used to measure the reliability of the data. This study identifies six factors of e service quality that affect Internet Banking adoption. Those are Responsiveness, Web usability, Personalization, Trust, Reliability and Privacy and Security. Results show that a greater variability in adoption of Internet Banking can be explained by Responsiveness, Web usability, Personalization, Trust, Reliability and Privacy and Security. The findings of this study help the bank management to strengthen the bond between the banks and their customers, thereby helping them to retain and/or expand their overall customer base.
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    Determining Critical Factors of Consumers‟ Adoption of Internet Banking
    (Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, 2015) Wijayanayake, A.; Perera, T.
    Banks in Sri Lanka have been at the forefront in the deployment of ICT based products and services. With Electronic banking, financial institutions began to exploit new approaches to their business while delivering their customers a wide range of value added products and services in aligning with the product delivery mix with the new technology. One of the major E-banking channels is the Internet Banking (IB). Though there is a growth in transaction volume of IB in Sri Lanka over the years, yet it takes less than 10% compared with total transaction volume. This implies that still the IB services have not been used as much as customers could or should have used them. There are few studies have been conducted to determine the critical factors affecting the customer adoption of IB. The objective of this research is to identify the different banking customer segments on the demographic and socio-economic characteristics and then to identify the deterrent and appealing factors governing in these segments that affect IB adoption. The paper describes IB-readiness as the state of being fully prepared to engage in IB, and it is argued that both the potential banking customers, banks and their web technology must be equally ready before IB-adoption can occur. Eight factors such as Technology readiness, Banking service usage, Access and availability of resources, Risk and adaptability, User friendly IB services, Security, Perceived convenience and Cost are considered to evaluate their effects towards IB adoption through a survey. This study presents the results of the initial test of the conceptual model of IB adoption with a sample of retail banking customers who belong to different demographic segments in Sri Lanka. Technology readiness has a statistically significant difference among different age groups and Risk and adaptability, Access and availability of resources and Security shows a statistical significance impact towards IB adoption. The above findings provide information on consumer behavior in IB and this enables the banks to identify the motivating and the deterrent factors in different customer segments. This would enable the banks to discover the deterrent factors in different segments and to address them by introducing new strategies and promotional programs to increase the IB usage.