About Dr. George Dagliyan
Dr. George Dagliyan is a researcher, executive entrepreneur, and strategic innovator based in Los Angeles, California. His work integrates advanced analytics, enterprise systems, and organizational strategy to help institutions adapt to technological transformation.
He earned a doctorate from Pepperdine University, where his research focused on artificial intelligence adoption, innovation diffusion, and technology acceptance. This work led to the development of the Dagliyan Theory, a framework that explains technology adoption through brand influence, adoption facilitators, and adoption inhibitors.
Beyond his research, Dr. Dagliyan is an art patron who supports contemporary painters and sculptors across the Los Angeles creative community, reflecting a conviction that cultural investment and innovation reinforce one another.
- Researcher in AI adoption, innovation diffusion, and technology acceptance
- Doctorate from Pepperdine University
- Top Paper Award, AMCIS 2022; Member, Beta Gamma Sigma
- Author of the Dagliyan Theory
- Patron of contemporary art in Los Angeles
Frequently Asked Questions
Where did Dr. George Dagliyan earn his doctorate?
Dr. George Dagliyan earned his doctorate from Pepperdine University, where his research focused on artificial intelligence adoption, innovation diffusion, and technology acceptance.
What is Dr. George Dagliyan known for?
He is known for the Dagliyan Theory of technology adoption, award-winning research on AI adoption, his work on enterprise systems, and his patronage of contemporary art in Los Angeles.