Dendy Rosman
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8
Total Citations
60
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About
Dendy Rosman is an emerging hospitality and technology researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, service automation, and human capital in the hospitality industry. His research systematically examines how transformative technologies — encompassing robots, AI, and service automation (RAISA) as well as smart technology frameworks (STARA) — reshape workforce dynamics, student career perceptions, and customer experiences across hotels and foodservice environments. Rosman's most influential contributions include investigations into how hospitality students perceive career opportunities in an increasingly automated industry (17 citations) and how hotel employees navigate job stress, insecurity, and satisfaction amid technological disruption during the COVID-19 pandemic (16 citations). His work on technology acceptance, self-efficacy, and job performance (14 citations) further establishes a nuanced understanding of how frontline employees adapt to AI-driven workplaces. Beyond workforce concerns, Rosman has extended his inquiry to customer behavior, exploring how AI-powered service robot deployment influences booking intentions and Generation Z guest satisfaction. Collectively accumulating over 60 citations, his body of work provides valuable empirical grounding for hospitality educators, industry practitioners, and policymakers navigating the profound human implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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- 7The Impact of Service Robots on Guest Satisfaction in Generation Z1 citations · 2024
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