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SUMMARY:School of IT Seminar: Thursday\, 19 March\, 2026: Ojelanki Ngwenya
 ma: Can Generative AI Contribute to both productivity gains and human Flou
 rishing? Findings from research on GitHub Copilot use in Software Developm
 ent
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Ojelanki NgwenyamaTitle:Can Generative AI Contribute 
 to both productivity gains and humanFlourishing? Findings from research on
  GitHub Copilot use in SoftwareDevelopmentAbstract:Artificial Intelligence
  (AI)\, particularly Generative ArtificialIntelligence (GAI)\, has profoun
 dly transformed the professionallandscape. These technologies present new 
 opportunities to enhanceproductivity\, potentially offsetting the societal
  risks they pose.This study aims to assess whether GAI contributes to sati
 sfaction atwork and whether some of this improvement can be explained bypr
 oductivity gains\, human flourishing and reduced frustration whenusing GAI
 . We recruited 218 participants from Orange\, (a French globalcompany)\, a
 nd conducted weekly questionnaires (over 10-weeks) ofsoftware developers u
 sing GitHub Copilot. To explore the data\, weemployed the CHAID (Chi-squar
 e Automatic Interaction Detection) methodand ANOVA analyses to investigate
  the use of GitHub Copilot by thesoftware developers. Our findings show th
 at using GitHub Copilotboosted developers' productivity\, their sense of f
 lourishing at work\,reduced their frustration and increased their satisfac
 tion.Biography:Ojelanki Ngwenyama is a globally recognized scholar in the 
 fields ofinformation systems and innovation management. He holds a PhD inC
 omputer Science from Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering\, StateUniver
 sity of New York\, Binghamton\, USA\; and PhD (HC) from the Facultyof Engi
 neering\, University of Pretoria\, South Africa. He currentlyserves as Pro
 fessor of Global Management and Director of the Institutefor Innovation an
 d Technology Management at the Ted Rogers School ofManagement. He is a Fel
 low of the Association for Information Systemsand a member of the Academy 
 of Science of South Africa\, reflecting hissignificant contributions to re
 search and thought leadership intechnology and society.Prof. Ngwenyama hol
 ds numerous international academic appointments andhonors\, including Emer
 itus Professor of Information Systems at theUniversity of Cape Town\; Visi
 ting Professor at Université de Nantes(France) and the University of Mün
 ster (Germany)\; and Docent inInformation Systems at the University of Jyv
 äskylä (Finland) since1996. He has also served as Professorial Research 
 Fellow at DeakinUniversity Business School (2017–2020)\, NRF Professoria
 l ResearchFellow at the University of South Africa (2019–2020)\, Andrew 
 MellonProfessor in South Africa (2011)\, and Velux Visiting Professor atCo
 penhagen Business School (2012).Prof. Ngwenyama has also held academic pos
 itions at AalborgUniversity\, Aarhus University\, and Virginia Commonwealt
 h University.He has served on the faculties of the Stephen M. Ross School 
 ofBusiness at the University of Michigan and the Schulich School ofBusines
 s at York University. He is frequently invited to speak andteach around th
 e world\, bringing a critical and globally informedperspective on the role
  of digital technologies in shapingorganizations and society.His recent pu
 blications on the topic can be accessed at:https://pubsonline.informs.org/
 doi/full/10.1287/isre.2020.0588https://journals.openedition.org/terminal/1
 0011https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0960085X.2021.1907234
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