H6a-H6c: The relationship between OHR, FHR and SHR and performance consideration (PC) is
moderated by prior work experience with HRIS.
Facilitating conditions (UTAUT): The construct facilitating conditions include perceived behavioral
control (Ajzen 1991, Taylor and Todd 1995a), facilitating conditions (Thompson, Higgins and Howell
1991) and compatibility (Moore and Benbasat 1991). Facilitating conditions in general refer to resource
facilitation, technological facilitation such as support services, and training services. Venkatesh et al
(2003) do not consider facilitating conditions to be significant in the presence of performance expectancy
and effort expectancy; conversely, we posit that regular training in terms of technological facilitation of
the employees and regular system support would have an impact on the extent of usage of HRIS and
assimilation of HRIS. Theoretically, this relates strongly to the work on developing absorptive capacity
(Cohen and Levinthal 1990) of the employees and organizational learning process (Kogut and Zander
1992). We define this facet as technological facilitation.