Prodromos Chatzoglou

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Prodromos Chatzoglou is a leading researcher at the intersection of technology adoption, human-computer interaction, and information systems management. His work fundamentally explores how psychological, social, and technological factors shape user acceptance of emerging innovations—from social robots to digital health platforms. Among his most cited contributions is a 2023 study identifying the key determinants of people’s attitudes and intentions toward using social robots in domestic settings, a paper that has already garnered 29 citations and reflects his ability to anticipate pressing societal questions. Chatzoglou’s research is distinguished by its rigorous empirical methodology and its practical relevance for designers, policymakers, and organizations seeking to foster technology adoption. His broader body of work, spanning over two decades, has accumulated thousands of citations, cementing his reputation as a thought leader in technology acceptance modeling. Notably, he has contributed to extending classic frameworks like the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) into new domains, including healthcare, education, and service robotics. For students and researchers, Chatzoglou’s scholarship offers a masterclass in bridging theoretical depth with real-world applicability, making him an essential voice for anyone studying how people embrace—or resist—the technologies shaping our future.