Stella Pachidi
Senior Lecturer in Technology and Work @King\'s Business School
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Senior Lecturer in Technology and Work @King\'s Business School
Stella Pachidi is Senior Lecturer in Technology and Work at King’s Business School.Stella\'s research focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence and other algorithmic technologies on work and organisations. Using qualitative methods, she studies how work practices change as AI gets introduced in the workplace; how the regime of knowing transforms; how expertise is redistributed; and how those transformations are managed.Stella has published articles in information systems and organization journals and books including Organization Science, Information and Organization, Organization Theory, Journal of the Association for Information Systems, Academy of Management Discoveries, Journal of Management Inquiry, MIS Quarterly Executive, and other.Stella serves as a Senior Editor of Information and Organization. She has also served as guest editor in multiple special issues on AI, most recently one by Journal of Management Studies. She is also a member of the editorial review boards of Organization Science and Information Systems Research. Stella has teaching experience on all levels (undergraduate, MPhil, MBA/EMBA, executive education) on the topics of digital business, digital innovation, digital transformation, information systems, artificial intelligence in business and society, collaborating for innovation, AI/GenAI implementation, and AI and the future of work. She has also had experience engaging with organisational leaders and policy advisors on issues related to the implementation of AI and the future of work. In 2021, Stella was listed by Poets & Quants in their list of Best 40 Under 40 Professors.Stella is a Research Fellow of Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge. She is also a member of the AI@Work Research Group at KIN Center for Digital Innovation, a collaborator of the Research Group on Complex Collaboration at McGill University, and associated faculty at Cambridge Digital Innovation research centre.
EDUCATION
National Technical University of Athens
5 Year Diploma, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Utrecht University
Master, Business Informatics
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Information Systems & Organisation Studies
McGill University
Visiting PhD, McGill Desautels Faculty of Management
University of Cambridge
Master of Arts
SKILLS
ABOUT STELLA PACHIDI
Stella Pachidi is a Senior Lecturer in Technology and Work at King’s Business School.Her research focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence and other algorithmic technologies on work and organisations. Using qualitative methods, her research takes a holistic approach: she strives to develop a deep understanding of both the work that goes into developing the technology, and how the technology is implemented and used. In her research, she is particularly interested in how work practices change as emerging (and continuously evolving) digital technologies are introduced in the workplace; how the regime of knowing transforms; how expertise is redistributed; and how those transformations are managed at the organisational and occupational level.Stella has published articles in information systems and organisation journals and books including Organization Science, Information and Organization, Organization Theory, Journal of the Association for Information Systems, Academy of Management Discoveries, Journal of Management Inquiry, MIS Quarterly Executive, and other. She has presented her work at various major conferences including the Academy of Management Meeting, the International Conference on Information Systems, the European Group for Organizational Studies Colloquium, and the Process Symposium.Stella serves as a Senior Editor of Information and Organization. She is also a member of the editorial review boards of Organization Science and Information Systems Research. Currently, she is also a guest editor of the Journal of Management Studies special issue on Artificial Intelligence: Organizational Possibilities and Pitfalls.Stella has teaching experience on all levels (undergraduate, MPhil, MBA/EMBA, executive education) on the topics of digital business, digital innovation, digital transformation, information systems, artificial intelligence in business and society, collaborating for innovation, AI/GenAI implementation, and AI and the future of work. She has also had experience engaging with organisational leaders and policy advisors on issues related to the implementation of AI and the future of work. In 2021, Stella was listed by Poets & Quants in their list of Best 40 Under 40 Professors.Stella is a Research Fellow of Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge. She is also a member of the AI@Work Research Group at KIN Center for Digital Innovation, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, a collaborator of the Research Group on Complex Collaboration at McGill University, and associated faculty at Cambridge Digital Innovation research centre.
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