Chadi Aoun is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Teaching Professor Information Systems at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Chadi Aoun
Carnegie Mellon University
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Social Commerce in Qatar: Consumer Characteristics and Emergent Engagement. 29th Americas Conference on Information Systems (2025)
social commercemarketingsocial medium marketingbuying behaviorsconsumer researchconsumer behaviour
Featured in a Post on by Qatar Foundation on “Can AI’s Environmental Cost Be Balanced by Its Power to Tackle Climate Change?” on 20 December 2024. the Post Has Received Over 2.5 Million Views.. (2024)
climate crisissustainable developmentclimate developmentsustainability sciencesustainable futureenvironmental scienceclimate policypublic policyenvironmental policy of the united statesclimate financeenvironmental impact assessmentenvironmental policyecological economicsgreenhouse gas controlenvironmental valuestechnologyclimate change mitigationenvironmental impact of the energy industryenergy transitionclimate actionenergy policyenvironmental economics
The Engagement Effect: Exploring the Precedents of Social Commerce Success in Qatar. International Conference on Information Systems (2024)
Fit in a Bit: Esport and Efitness Adoption in Qatar. the 29th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS) (2023)
community engagementtechnology adoptionculturesocial sciencesbelongingcultural changeintercultural studiesuser acceptanceefitness adoptionorganizational communication
human behaviorsocial mediasocial commerce adoptionbehavioral sciencesemergent frontier
Social Commerce in Qatar: A Holistic Framework for Modeling Engagement. the 29th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), 10 - 12 August (2023)