Research portfolio
My portfolio connects the organisational adoption of generative AI with its consequences for teams, decision-making and user autonomy.
Peer-reviewed
1 publication
An exploratory organisational case study examining how generative AI affects team inputs, mediators and perceived performance. The findings surface gains in task efficiency alongside challenges for learning, communication and information management.
European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS) 2025 Proceedings, Paper 9.
Research pipeline
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Qualitative and longitudinal research on the roles, competencies, structures and success conditions that enable AI champions to support organisational GenAI adoption, especially in SMEs.
Research context →Controlled studies comparing agentic and conventional shopping interfaces, focusing on usability, cognitive decision effort, user autonomy and decision quality.
Research context →Research into the mechanisms through which generative AI enhances or undermines teamwork, including learning, coordination, trust and maintenance practices.
Research context →Stay current