Angeliki Poulymenakou

Angeliki Poulymenakou serves as Professor of Information Systems Management and Dean of the School of Business Administration at the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), where she leads the Department of Management Science and Technology. Her academic leadership extends to shaping business education and research strategy at one of Greece's premier institutions.

Her educational foundation includes a BA in Mathematics from the University of Athens followed by advanced specialization at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where she earned both her Master of Science and PhD in Information Systems. This quantitative background underpins her interdisciplinary research approach.

Professor Poulymenakou's research centers on digital technologies as catalysts for organizational transformation, with specific expertise in technological interventions for organizational knowledge systems, business networking dynamics in innovation ecosystems, e-government's impact on citizen trust (particularly in Brazil and India), and digital micro-entrepreneurship's role in socio-economic development (notably in China). Her work bridges theoretical rigor with practical implications for digital governance and economic advancement.

Analysis of her publication trajectory reveals consistent focus on technology appropriation processes, with recent work emphasizing digital learning environments (2023-2024), e-voting trust frameworks (2009, 2019), and socio-technical dimensions of internet-enabled development (2011). Her research demonstrates methodological diversity across case studies, comparative analyses, and theoretical modeling within Information Systems.

She has secured and coordinated over 20 international research projects funded by entities including the European Commission and Inter American Development Bank, while providing high-level consulting to UNIDO and the Greek State. Her academic service includes editorial board membership for top-tier journals (EJIS, JIT) and leadership roles in major conferences (ICIS, ECIS, IFIP), where she chaired two Athens-based IFIP conferences.