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Sun Sun Lim is a leading scholar in digital sociology, technology policy, and human-computer interaction, with a particular focus on how digital technologies reshape work, family life, and social inequality. Her most-cited work, “Preparing Workplaces for Digital Transformation” (2021, 517 citations), provides a seminal integrative framework analyzing multi-level factors—from individual skills to organizational culture—that influence successful adoption of AI, automation, and IoT in the workplace. This framework has become a cornerstone for researchers and policymakers navigating the future of work. Beyond this, Lim has made influential contributions on digital parenting, children’s online safety, and the social implications of smart technologies in Asia, often bridging Western and non-Western contexts. Her research has garnered over 8,000 citations, reflecting its broad impact across communication studies, management, and public policy. A prolific author and frequent media commentator, Lim has also served as Vice President of Research at Singapore Management University, championing interdisciplinary scholarship. Her work continues to inform ethical technology design and inclusive digital transformation strategies globally.
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