View Full Paper

Owner Consent Verified
Report 4.3

Robotic Process Automation Adoption in University Students: Ethical Considerations — A qualitative grounded theory

17
Pages
Chicago
Style
~ 18–27 mins
Reading Time
Impact Supply Chain Cold Chain
Abstract

This report investigates “Robotic Process Automation Adoption in University Students: Ethical Considerations — A qualitative grounded theory” using a randomized controlled trial design. Through a socio-technical lens, the analysis integrates multi-source data to derive a validated measurement model for researchers and practitioners.

Download PDF Order Similar Paper Save

Robotic Process Automation Adoption in University Students: Ethical Considerations — A qualitative grounded theory

ABSTRACT
Robotic Process Automation Adoption in University Students: Ethical Considerations — A qualitative grounded theory is unpacked across themes: usability, costs, KPIs, and ethics. Limitations and future research paths are noted.
1
Open full preview
Related Papers
Browse all
16 Pages 4.4
Policy And Regulation in Logistics Optimization for Regulated Utilities: A Comparative Perspective
Sustainability Metaverse BioMed
View Paper
15 Pages 4.7
Human Factors And Usability in Energy Storage for Public Sector Agencies in the UK: A event study methodology
Education Governance Cold Chain
View Paper
14 Pages 4.4
Operational Excellence in DEI Strategies for Hospitality Operators: 2025–2027 Trends
Blockchain AR/VR Health
View Paper