Information Systems are a combination of information technology and activities of people
who use these technologies to support operations, management, data, and technology.
Based on Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs Decree No. 17 of 2000, the Regional Office
of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of West Sulawesi implements the Employee
Management Information System (SIMPEG) which functions to process data, information
and employee management. Acceptance of information system users determines whether
the information system is successful or failed. Thus, this study proposes an integrated model
between HOT-Fit and UTAUT2 models to identify behaviours and factors that influence
system user acceptance. The online survey was conducted among SIMPEG users as many
as 311 respondents consisting of 69.1% men and 30.9% women with an age group
dominated by 26-35 years as many as 44.1% to test hypotheses based on an integrated
model using GeSCA. The results of the study prove (1) human factors with the moderation
of gender and organisation have a significant influence on behavioural intention; (2)
behavioural intention has a significant influence on user satisfaction; (3) human,
technology and organisational factors have a relationship of compatibility with each other.
Besides, the results showed that the integrated model between HOT-Fit and UTAUT2 had
GFI (0.995) and SRMR (0.079) which indicated an acceptable model fit. The results of the
study support the importance of human and organizational involvement to achieve success
acceptance of technology adoption in the government.