Lemuria Carter

Professor Lemuria Carter is a Professor at The University of Sydney Business School. Her research focuses on business information systems, decision making, artificial intelligence, and the ethical use of new technology. She is known for her work on digital government, technology adoption, trust, information privacy, and the digital divide. Her research explores how individuals, organizations, and governments engage with digital technologies and how socio-technical factors influence the design, adoption, and success of public sector digital services. Professor Carter has contributed to high-impact journals and has been recognized for her research in the field of e-government.

Lemuria Carter is a Professor of Information Systems whose research focuses on digital government, technology adoption, trust, privacy, and inclusion. Her work explores how citizens interact with e-government services, emphasizing factors such as trust, risk, and optimism bias that influence adoption. Carter's research also examines the digital divide's impact on e-government use and the role of security in online tax filing. She investigates the adoption of emerging technologies, including generative AI, and their implications for research and practice. Her studies highlight the importance of cultural and situational factors in shaping technology acceptance and the need for inclusive digital governance.