Stephen Singaraju

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Dr. Stephen Singaraju is a leading scholar in technology adoption and service innovation, with a particular focus on social assistive technologies (ATs) in aged care. His most-cited work, "Carer’s perception on social assistive technology acceptance and adoption: moderating effects of perceived risks" (2019, 45 citations), makes a pivotal contribution by developing and validating a conceptual model that adapts existing technology acceptance theories to the unique context of carers providing services to older adults. This research critically examines how perceived risks moderate carers' willingness to adopt ATs, offering actionable insights for designing more user-centered care technologies. Beyond this flagship study, Dr. Singaraju’s broader research portfolio spans service ecosystems, value co-creation, and digital transformation in healthcare, consistently bridging theoretical frameworks with practical implications. His work has been instrumental in shaping how researchers and practitioners understand the nuanced barriers to technology adoption in vulnerable populations. With a growing citation impact and a reputation for rigorous, applied scholarship, Dr. Singaraju continues to influence the intersection of technology, aging, and service management, making him a key voice in the future of inclusive, risk-aware assistive innovation.