Moez Limayem

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Dr. Moez Limayem is a distinguished scholar whose research sits at the intersection of information systems, organizational behavior, and technology adoption. He is widely recognized for his pioneering work on understanding how emerging technologies reshape human interactions in professional settings. His recent highly cited study, "Friend or a Foe: Understanding Generation Z Employees' Intentions to Work with Service Robots in the Hotel Industry" (2022, 63 citations), exemplifies his forward-looking approach. In this work, Dr. Limayem conducted in-depth interviews with 30 Generation Z respondents to develop a robust framework measuring their acceptance of service robots, revealing critical insights into the psychological and social determinants of human-robot collaboration. Beyond this, his broader contributions include foundational research on technology adoption, digital transformation, and the role of trust in information systems. With a career spanning decades, his work has garnered thousands of citations, influencing both academic theory and industry practice. Dr. Limayem’s ability to anticipate technological trends and their societal implications makes him a vital voice for students and researchers navigating the future of work.