Authors | Year | Important aspects | Limitations |
---|---|---|---|
Esteves and Curto [21] | 2013 | Predicted behavioral intention to use big data technology by using the theory of planed behavior based on risk and benefits point of view | Small sample size was used to test the proposed model and insufficient theoretical base provided |
Mahmood and Afzal [51] | 2013 | Provided survey on description, technology, trend, and tools of cybercrime security in Pakistan by using big data analytics | Big data analytics adoption model not provided |
Tsai et al. [52] | 2015 | Provided a brief introduction of big data analytics to help in developing high performance platform and mining algorithm for big data analytics | Did Not predict the behavior of a user regarding use of big data analytics |
Malaka and Brown [40] | 2015 | Investigated the adoption of big data analytics in organization prospective by using technology organization environment model | User centric approach was ignored by the study |
Archenaa and Anita [53] | 2015 | Conducted a survey to explore the importance, benefits, and need of big data analytics in healthcare and government | Empirical evidence regarding adoption from citizen prospective and security of information was ignored in the study |
Soon et al. [54] | 2016 | Demonstrated the big data analytics adoption by using the technology acceptance model and diffusion of innovation model and explored the moderating effects of training in Malaysia | The scope of the study was restricted to only private organizations which inferred the generalization of the study |
LaBrie et al. [55] | 2017 | Provided a comparative study of china and USA to understand the technology change and big data analytics adoption from a societal perspective | Study missed the fit between technology and cultural dimensions of people |
Sivarajah et al. [39] | 2017 | The systematic literature view was performed to identify the challenges in big data analytics | To develop the link between theories and practice the empirical analysis was not performed |
Memon et al. [56] | 2017 | Apache Hadoop open source technology was used to check the big data analytics application in the healthcare sector of Pakistan | Big data analytics application from a user’s perspective in the healthcare sector of Pakistan was not provided |
Brock and Khan [24] | 2017 | Combined technology acceptance model and organization learning capabilities to explore the factors linked with big data analytics usage | Pre-implementation assessment for practitioners was not performed considering the user’s perspective in the adoption of big data analytics |
Weerakkody et al. [57] | 2017 | To investigate the user’s behavioral intentions of big open data. The study applied extended technology acceptance model | The study only focused on intention to use only instead of focusing also on actual use of big open data |
Arunachalam et al. [58] | 2018 | Provided comprehensive literature view on capabilities of big data analytics to demonstrate the challenges which help to develop a big data analytics maturity model | A phenomenon of restriction to change in the user perspective was not discussed |
Gupta et al. [59] | 2018 | Reviewed big data analytics and provide future research directions of big data analytics | Trust, privacy, and information security can be further explained by utilizing the characteristics of big data and cognitive computing |