A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ADOPTION OF MOBILE PHONES AMONG THE FARMERS IN BANGLADESH

Abstract

This paper examines the elements impacting the selection of mobile phone innovation among Farmers in Bangladesh. Electronic administrations are one significant measure for rural advancement and mobile phones are the ruling cellular technology; consequently understanding the reception of this innovation is significant. The paper utilizes interpretive way of thinking examining selection factors by methods for study information, member perception and related examinations on rustic Bangladesh and innovation acknowledgment. In view of various acknowledgment models from the writing, an applied Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was created to break developed to analyze the arguments pertinent to a rural developing country setting. The most remarkable adjustment, contrasted with prior models, is that social impact assumes a greater job than innovation at beginning periods of appropriation. 'Techadministration

advancement' and 'tech-administration qualities' are presented as outside variables which influence the social aims of a person by means of perceived usefulness (PU) and perceived ease of use. With the help of TAM, I will select some factors those have effect on mobile phone using behavior and develop some hypothesis to justify their relation.