Demetris Vrontis
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About
Demetris Vrontis is a prolific scholar whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, disruptive technologies, and human resource management. His most celebrated contribution, a systematic review examining how intelligent automation technologies reshape HRM practices at both organizational and individual levels, has garnered an extraordinary 963 citations since its 2021 publication, establishing him as a leading authority in this rapidly evolving field. A subsequent iteration of this work accumulated an additional 184 citations, underscoring the sustained scholarly demand for his insights. Vrontis has also made meaningful contributions to the social robotics domain, investigating consumer adoption challenges through privacy calculus frameworks and exploring the security, legal, and ethical dimensions surrounding domestic robot usage — work that reflects his commitment to understanding technology's human implications. His editorial leadership in mapping disruptive technologies' influence on consumer behaviour further demonstrates his broad vision for the field's future. With cumulative citations surpassing 1,200 across these focused contributions, Vrontis has carved out an influential niche that speaks directly to students and researchers grappling with how emerging technologies are fundamentally transforming modern organizations and society.
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