Understanding the adoption, diffusion, and transfer of technology in the marketplace is vital for the success of any organization. Knowledge and Technology Adoption, Diffusion, and Transfer: International Perspectives is filled with original scientific and quality research articles on management information systems, technology diffusion, and business systems application aspects of e-commerce, e-government, and mobile application. As a forum of multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary dialogue, it addresses research on all aspects of innovation diffusion in the field of business computing technologies and their past, present, and future use. This title serves as a vital source of information for researchers and practitioners alike.

Many researches hypothesize that user psychological and social factors such as attitude, norms, and intention underpin users' factors involved in innovation adoption. This study argues that users' readiness factors correlate with the success in innovation diffusion process, which is related to User's Information-Based Readiness. Although, there are many factors that can influence the acceptance of an innovation but when users' information on that innovation is too low, researcher argues that innovation acceptance either will be low or will not be accepted. Also, researcher argues that an innovation may accepted or rejected because of a positive or negative values communicated to the potential user on a single aspect of the innovation. This single aspect could be the innovation characteristics itself or in some cases, a combination of costs and benefits, experience and exposure, knowledge and awareness of innovation may determine the relative acceptance or rejection of an innovation. This study establish a foundation and call for a holistic and philosophical approach to promote user readiness across IS researchers and refocus their efforts to research IS adoption process.