Ki‐Tat Lam

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Dr. Ki‐Tat Lam is a forward-thinking researcher in library and information science, with a focused expertise in the intersection of academic librarianship and emerging technologies. His most cited work, "Hong Kong academic librarians' attitudes toward robotic process automation" (2022), has garnered 44 citations, marking a significant contribution to understanding how library professionals perceive and adapt to automation. Through qualitative, semi-structured interviews, Dr. Lam revealed critical insights into librarians' willingness to learn robotic process automation (RPA), shedding light on the human factors that shape technological adoption in academic settings. This study not only highlights the practical implications for library management and training but also positions Dr. Lam as a key voice in the discourse on digital transformation in libraries. His research bridges the gap between technical innovation and professional readiness, offering actionable guidance for institutions navigating the future of library services. Dr. Lam’s work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the evolving role of librarians in an increasingly automated world.