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The New Economy, eValue and the Impact on User Acceptance of Pervasive IT

This paper explores the nature of eValue creation, assessment and distribution within communities joined through the Web, and the possible implications on end user acceptance of pervasive information technology (IT). Specifically, we draw on developments of the ”new economy” in order to understand the nature of ”value” within electronic networks, and its effects on the moderators of user acceptance.