Authors :
Damilare Samson Olaleye
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Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
The growing prevalence of information technology (IT) systems in the banking and financial services sector has
been known to continue to transform service delivery quality. This study investigated the connection between IT and
service delivery quality from the context of the banking and financial services sector in Nigeria. The study focused on the
mediating role of Technology Acceptance model (TAM) and was also grounded in the service quality (SERVQUAL) model
by measuring how information technology affects reliability, assurance, tangibility, empathy and responsiveness (RATER)
of financial services. Descriptive research design was used in this study following quantitative approach. The data was
gathered through survey questionnaire from sample of 400 respondents selected through simple random sampling
technique. The analysis of data was done through statistical methods such as descriptive and inferential statistics. These
included frequency count, percentages, mean, standard deviation and regression. The results from the study showed that
perceived ease of use of IT systems has significant effect of 79.7% on service delivery quality. Also, there is significant
effect of perceived usefulness of IT systems of 85.0% on service delivery quality. The study concluded that IT systems that
are easy to use and useful to consumers have significant positive effects on service delivery quality. The study
recommended that financial service providers in Nigeria should concentrate on customer-centered IT solutions that align
with operational efficiency and user expectations.
Keywords :
Financial Services, Information Technology, Percieved Ese of Use, Percieved Usefulness Quality, Service Delivery.
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The growing prevalence of information technology (IT) systems in the banking and financial services sector has
been known to continue to transform service delivery quality. This study investigated the connection between IT and
service delivery quality from the context of the banking and financial services sector in Nigeria. The study focused on the
mediating role of Technology Acceptance model (TAM) and was also grounded in the service quality (SERVQUAL) model
by measuring how information technology affects reliability, assurance, tangibility, empathy and responsiveness (RATER)
of financial services. Descriptive research design was used in this study following quantitative approach. The data was
gathered through survey questionnaire from sample of 400 respondents selected through simple random sampling
technique. The analysis of data was done through statistical methods such as descriptive and inferential statistics. These
included frequency count, percentages, mean, standard deviation and regression. The results from the study showed that
perceived ease of use of IT systems has significant effect of 79.7% on service delivery quality. Also, there is significant
effect of perceived usefulness of IT systems of 85.0% on service delivery quality. The study concluded that IT systems that
are easy to use and useful to consumers have significant positive effects on service delivery quality. The study
recommended that financial service providers in Nigeria should concentrate on customer-centered IT solutions that align
with operational efficiency and user expectations.
Keywords :
Financial Services, Information Technology, Percieved Ese of Use, Percieved Usefulness Quality, Service Delivery.