About Dr. George Dagliyan
Researcher. Executive Entrepreneur. Strategic Innovator. Art Patron.
Researcher. Executive Entrepreneur. Strategic Innovator. Art Patron.
Dr. George Dagliyan is a researcher specializing in the study of artificial intelligence adoption, enterprise systems innovation, and organizational strategy. His research examines how organizations navigate technological transformation and integrate emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence into their operations and strategic planning.
With a doctoral degree from Pepperdine University, Dr. Dagliyan's research contributes to the scholarly understanding of technology acceptance in institutional environments. His dissertation investigates the factors that drive and inhibit AI adoption in organizational and consumer contexts.
His research has been presented at the Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), where his work on artificial intelligence adoption received recognition. His research interests include technology governance, digital transformation in institutional environments, and the strategic implications of emerging technologies.
Pepperdine University | Research focus: AI adoption, innovation diffusion, and technology acceptance
AMCIS 2024 | Recognition for contribution to understanding AI adoption dynamics
Peer-reviewed papers on technology adoption and enterprise innovation
Doctoral research examining how individuals and organizations adopt artificial intelligence technologies. His framework identifies key factors including trust, brand influence, and institutional facilitators that determine adoption success.
Design and development of intelligent enterprise infrastructures including the proprietary Template Builder platform and Diagnostic Control Systems that enhance organizational decision-making and operational efficiency.
Corporate leadership and strategic growth development including capital allocation, enterprise risk management, and organizational transformation in technology-intensive environments.
Developing frameworks for technology innovation and diffusion. The Dagliyan Theory provides a conceptual model for understanding how emerging technologies spread through markets and institutions.
Building robust frameworks for managing organizational risk in technology environments, including AI governance, compliance, and operational resilience strategies.
Curating and supporting artists through international exhibitions, cultural collaborations, and global artistic exchange. Bridging art and entrepreneurship to expand opportunities for creative expression.
A no-code enterprise platform enabling organizations to construct scalable business applications without extensive programming expertise.
AI-enabled operational architectures that monitor organizational performance, diagnose inefficiencies, and recommend strategic improvements.
A conceptual framework explaining technology adoption dynamics, identifying brand influence, institutional facilitators, and adoption inhibitors as key factors.
Research-Driven
AI-Enabled
Strategically Aligned
Culturally Engaged
Beyond technology and business, George is deeply committed to supporting the arts. Through curation, artist representation, and cultural initiatives, he contributes to expanding opportunities for artists and fostering cultural dialogue.
His work involves collaborating with artists, galleries, and cultural institutions to promote artistic expression and facilitate participation in international exhibitions and museum programs. This commitment reflects his belief that artistic expression and technological innovation are interconnected forces shaping modern society.
Whether you're interested in research collaborations, enterprise solutions, speaking engagements, or cultural initiatives — I'd welcome the opportunity to explore how we might work together.