Gender Issues in Indonesian Credit Union: Do Male Always Better Than Female in ICT Adoption?

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to prove gender equality in terms of ICT adoption among employees credit union in Indonesia. The number of respondents studied were as many as 122 people, mostly concentrated in Kalimantan. His level of ICT adoption include Mobile, Personal Computer, and Internet-with a categorical scale adoption of adopter and non-adopters. The results showed that women tend to be more computer training and internet and more frequently use the Internet, while men are more prone to using a PC, Internet, and connections in various locations. Model predictions using the rate of adoption UAUT Model predictions indicate that the rate for women higher than men-that is, 90.5