Assessment of E-Payment Service Delivery in Nigeria - Ajisegiri, Bolaji
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This research effort examined the Information and Communication Technology platforms in place to deliver e-payment services in Nigeria. It investigated the factors influencing the deployment and adoption of the services and determined the levels and patterns of adoption as well as customers' satisfaction with the services. This was with a view to facilitating the effective diffusion of the technology among the populace. The project provided a framework for the review of the existing cashless policy of the Nigerian government. The country's economy was cash inclined while previous efforts by…mehr

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This research effort examined the Information and Communication Technology platforms in place to deliver e-payment services in Nigeria. It investigated the factors influencing the deployment and adoption of the services and determined the levels and patterns of adoption as well as customers' satisfaction with the services. This was with a view to facilitating the effective diffusion of the technology among the populace. The project provided a framework for the review of the existing cashless policy of the Nigerian government. The country's economy was cash inclined while previous efforts by regulators to discourage cash transactions had yielded little results. The feedback received from government agencies who have referenced this work has been extremely positive. Professionals in the fields of business administration and banking and finance will also find this project useful.
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Autorenporträt
Bolaji is inclined towards technology management and IT Security from the standpoint of adoption and diffusion of the services. He has BSc., MBA and MSc. from O.A.U., Nigeria and an MS in Information Systems and Security from the prestigious University of Houston, U.S.A. His current research effort is on incident response and security assessment.