AbstractThe movement towards the computerisation of business activities (Wieder et al. 2006) among organisations has occurred as a result of the influences of globalisation and competitiveness. In an attempt to further understand this scenario, a large number of academic researchers have applied different theoretical lenses to an understanding of computerisation adoption (i.e., technology adoption). As a result, the topic of technology adoption has become a mature topic in the information systems research domain (Venkatesh 2006). Despite being a mature topic, the majority of researchers have focused predominantly on exploring technology adoption as a single action activity (i.e., a snapshot) (Aguirre-Urreta and Marakas 2012) without considering other actions that could occur during the adoption process (e.g., information search, evaluation and trial). Such a narrow discussion prevents a holistic understanding of the technology adoption process, especially for corporatewide system adoption wher.....