Tamilla Triantoro
Assoc Prof of Business Analytics and Information Systems
Tamilla Triantoro, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Business Analytics and Information Systems at Quinnipiac University's School of Business. Her teaching and research center on artificial intelligence, business analytics, and the human dimensions of working with intelligent systems. Her goal as an educator is to help students develop both the technical skills and the ethical judgment they will need to use technology thoughtfully in their careers.
Dr. Triantoro's research examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way people think, work, learn, and trust technology, with particular attention to how AI's design and behavior affect human judgment, wellbeing, and performance. Her work spans three connected areas: the human costs and benefits of AI in working life, the role of avatars and digital embodiment in education and business, and frameworks for human-AI collaboration. Across all three, she draws on experimental and behavioral methods to produce evidence that informs how organizations design, evaluate, and adopt AI.
At Quinnipiac, Dr. Triantoro teaches courses in business analytics and applied AI, integrating her research into the classroom so students engage directly with the methods and questions shaping the field. She serves as faculty advisor for the Business Analytics and Information Systems (BAIS) Society. She also contributes to AI and analytics programming through Quinnipiac's M&T Bank Center for Women and Business. Quinnipiac Lifelong Learning, and the ConnCORP/Quinnipiac Community Entrepreneurship Academy and Clinic
Her work has appeared in leading journals in the information systems field, including Decision Support Systems, Information & Management, the International Journal of Information Management, the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, Information Technology and Management, and Communications of the Association for Information Systems. She has presented her research at major academic conferences and at universities including Harvard, MIT, and Yale, and has received best paper awards at international information systems conferences.
Her public scholarship has appeared in The Conversation, Forbes, Fast Company, the BBC, HuffPost, Business of Fashion, MSN, and Yahoo Tech. She is the co-author of Converging Minds: The Creative Potential of Collaborative AI (Routledge, 2024) with Dr. Aleksandra Przegalinska, and a forthcoming monograph on AI and human identity.
Dr. Triantoro serves on the Advisory Board of EUonAIR, an alliance of European universities dedicated to developing a responsible and collaborative model for AI in education; the Scientific Board of the Human+AI Institute at CampusAI; and as a Council Member of the Human Race Research Center. She is a fellow at the Global Justice Program at Yale University, contributing AI expertise to research on global institutional reform. She has previously directed Business Analytics programs at Quinnipiac University and the University of Connecticut and served as co-director of Quinnipiac's M&T Bank Center for Women and Business.
In 2026, Dr. Triantoro received Quinnipiac University's Outstanding Faculty Scholar Award, the institution's highest research honor.
She earned her Ph.D. from the City University of New York and her M.S. in Information Systems from Syracuse University. A frequent international speaker, she has presented her work on six continents and visited more than 110 countries.
Dr. Triantoro's research examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way people think, work, learn, and trust technology, with particular attention to how AI's design and behavior affect human judgment, wellbeing, and performance. Her work spans three connected areas: the human costs and benefits of AI in working life, the role of avatars and digital embodiment in education and business, and frameworks for human-AI collaboration. Across all three, she draws on experimental and behavioral methods to produce evidence that informs how organizations design, evaluate, and adopt AI.
At Quinnipiac, Dr. Triantoro teaches courses in business analytics and applied AI, integrating her research into the classroom so students engage directly with the methods and questions shaping the field. She serves as faculty advisor for the Business Analytics and Information Systems (BAIS) Society. She also contributes to AI and analytics programming through Quinnipiac's M&T Bank Center for Women and Business. Quinnipiac Lifelong Learning, and the ConnCORP/Quinnipiac Community Entrepreneurship Academy and Clinic
Her work has appeared in leading journals in the information systems field, including Decision Support Systems, Information & Management, the International Journal of Information Management, the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, Information Technology and Management, and Communications of the Association for Information Systems. She has presented her research at major academic conferences and at universities including Harvard, MIT, and Yale, and has received best paper awards at international information systems conferences.
Her public scholarship has appeared in The Conversation, Forbes, Fast Company, the BBC, HuffPost, Business of Fashion, MSN, and Yahoo Tech. She is the co-author of Converging Minds: The Creative Potential of Collaborative AI (Routledge, 2024) with Dr. Aleksandra Przegalinska, and a forthcoming monograph on AI and human identity.
Dr. Triantoro serves on the Advisory Board of EUonAIR, an alliance of European universities dedicated to developing a responsible and collaborative model for AI in education; the Scientific Board of the Human+AI Institute at CampusAI; and as a Council Member of the Human Race Research Center. She is a fellow at the Global Justice Program at Yale University, contributing AI expertise to research on global institutional reform. She has previously directed Business Analytics programs at Quinnipiac University and the University of Connecticut and served as co-director of Quinnipiac's M&T Bank Center for Women and Business.
In 2026, Dr. Triantoro received Quinnipiac University's Outstanding Faculty Scholar Award, the institution's highest research honor.
She earned her Ph.D. from the City University of New York and her M.S. in Information Systems from Syracuse University. A frequent international speaker, she has presented her work on six continents and visited more than 110 countries.
Education
- MS, Syracuse University
- PHD, City University of New York
Areas of Expertise
- Business Analytics
- Business Strategy
- Technology & Innovation Management
Organization
- Business Analytics and Information Systems
Office Location
- The School of Business 342
Mail Drop
- SB-DNF
Quinnipiac Today
Selected Publications
Peer Reviewed Journal
AI vs. MBA: Who Wins the Future of Work? Integration of AI in Business and the Evolving Role of Business Education
Triantoro, T., S Roderick, I Ben Nasr, KA Barakat, T James
57 (1) Communications of the Association for Information Systems 57 (1) 53 (2025)
Peer Reviewed Journal
Collaborative AI in the workplace: Enhancing organizational performance through resource-based and task-technology fit perspectives
Przegalinska, A., Triantoro, T., Kovbasiuk, A., Ciechanowski, L., Freeman, R.B., Sowa, K.
81 International Journal of Information Management (2025)
Peer Reviewed Journal
AI Skills for Entrepreneurs: A Practical Experiential Learning Approach.
Triantoro, T., T Rua, G Lang
23 (3) Information Systems Education Journal 31-40 (2025)
Chapter
In: Yaseen, S.G. (eds) Applied Artificial Intelligence in Business. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control
Triantoro, T. (2025).
Striking a Balance: How AI Impacts Job Demands, Resources, and Employee Well-Being (Springer 2025)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Striking a balance: How AI impacts job demands, resources and employee well- being
Triantoro, T.
Artificial Intelligence in Business CISB 2025 Conference, Amman, Jordan (2025)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
DashGPT - A Generative AI Tool for Automated Data Visualization
Soltanieh-Ha, M., Triantoro, T., Rauthan, A.J.
Generative AI for Design - MIT Media Lab, MIT, Cambridge, MA (2025)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Escaping the Productivity Trap: Designing Motivating Rewards for an AI-Powered Workforce
Triantoro, T.
Proceedings of the New England Association for Information Systems (NEAIS), Boston, MA. (2025)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
The AI CEO: Challenges to Leadership Theory and Practice
Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A.
The International Conference on Technologies & Organization (ICTO), La Rochelle France (2025)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
The AI CEO: A Distributed Cognition Approach to Algorithmic Leadership.
Triantoro, T., & Przegalinska, A.
TREO Talks, The International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), Nashville, TN. (2025)
Peer Reviewed Journal
Large Language Models as AI-Powered Educational Assistants: Comparing GPT-4 and Gemini for Writing Teaching Cases.
Lang, G., Triantoro, T., Sharp, J.
35(3) Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE 2024 (2024)
Peer Reviewed Journal
The personality profile of early generative AI adopters: a big five perspective.
Kovbasiuk, A., Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A., Sowa, K., Ciechanowski, L., Gloor, P.
Central European Management Journal 2024 (2024)
Books
Converging Minds: The Creative Potential of Collaborative AI
Przegalinska, A., & Triantoro, T.
(Routledge 2024)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
How AI Shapes Job Satisfaction and Burnout: The Job Demands-Resources Perspective.
Triantoro, T.
International Conference on Technologies & Organization (ICTO), Paris, France (2024)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
AI-Enhanced Task Performance: An Experimental Study on Collaborative Work
Triantoro, T., Sowa, K., Przegalinska, A., Kovbasiuk, A., Ciechanowski, L. Freeman, R.
Conference on Digital Experimentation @ MIT (CODE@MIT), Cambridge, MA (2024)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Supervising the Supersmart: Measuring the Psychophysiological Impact of Overseeing Advanced AI.
Triantoro, T., Sowa, K., Przegalinska, A., Kovbasiuk, A., Ciechanowski, L.
International Conference on Technologies & Organization (ICTO), Paris, France (2024)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Battle of the Large Language Models: Crowning the Winner for Generating Information Systems Teaching Cases.
Lang, G., Sharp, J., Triantoro, T.
Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Salt Lake City, UT (2024)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Navigating the AI Paradox: An Investigation into AI's Impact on Workplace Demands and Resources.
Triantoro, T.
Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Salt Lake City, UT (2024)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Unlocking Generative AI Potential in Entrepreneurs.
Triantoro, T., Rua, T., Lang, G.
Proceedings of the Information Systems and Computing Academic Professionals (ISCAP) Conference, Baltimore, MD (2024)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
ChatGPTin Research: Human-AI Collaboration and the Future of Work
Triantoro, T.
ChatGPT in Education: Evolution or Revolution?, Microsoft and Kozminski University, Warsaw Poland (2023)
Faculty Workshop
QUWACT's ChatGPT Roundtable Discussion
QUWACT
Quinnipiac University, Hamden CT (2023)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Exploring Human-AI Collaboration: A Task-Technology Fit Approach to Evaluating the Impact of Generative AI in the Workplace.
Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A.
Symposium on Statistical Challenges in Electronic Commerce Research (SCECR), Bogota, Colombia (2023)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Revolutionizing the Workplace with AI: How Human-AI Collaboration is Transforming the Future of Work
Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A.
Leading & Managing in the Digital Era (LMDE), Athens, Greece (2023)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
A Comparative Analysis of Large Language Models for Writing Teaching Cases
Lang, G., Triantoro, T., Sharp, J.H.
Information Systems and Computing Academic Professionals, Albuquerque, NM (2023)
GraphViz: Exploring, Analyzing and Visualizing Graphs and Networks with Gephi and ChatGPT. Opan Data Science Conference (ODSC), Boston, MA
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
IV Warsaw Seminar for Computer Science Researchers. Panel Presentation. Warsaw Poland
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
HumanTech Meetings II Mind Over Metal. Redefining Work in the Age of Automation. Lecture. Keynote speaker, SWPS University, Cambridge Innovation Center, Warsaw, Poland
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
Learning to Engage Artificial Intelligence Responsibly. The Business Week Experience 2023. Conference, St Mary University, San Antonio TX
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
Faculty Workshop
AI in Education: Adapting to the Challenges and Adopting New Forms of Artificial Intelligence
Triantoro, T.
The Business Week Experience 2023. Conference, St Mary University, San Antonio TX (2023)
Panel: Data Science, AI & Innovation: Overcoming Complexity to Drive Competitive Advantage. CDAO Apex West. West coast's leading senior executive event for data & analytics leaders
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
Faculty Workshop
Teaching in the Age of ChatGPT and GenAI.
Triantoro, T.
MSBA Think Tank. Conference for Directors of Masters in Business Analytics Programs, Boston University (2023)
Leveraging the power of ai for growth in business and society. Student workshop. Kozminski University, Warsaw, Poland
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
AI + Human. A Powerful Partnership for Success. Women in Data Science Ignite. Open Data Science Conference (ODSC), Boston, MA
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
The Power Duo: How Generative AI and Data Analytics Drive Business Success. TDWI Virtual Summit
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
Generative AI - Chat GPT #AIWARS and beyond. Perspektywy Women in Tech Summit 2023 Warsaw, Poland.
Triantoro, T.
(2023)
Peer Reviewed Journal
Upskilling and Reskilling for the Future of Work: A Typology of Digital Skills Initiatives
Lang, G., Triantoro, T.
20(4) Information Systems Education Journal 97-106 (2022)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Metaverse and the Future of Work. The Effect of Individual Characteristics on User Adoption.
Triantoro, T.
New England Chapter of Association for Information Systems, Boston, MA (2022)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Will I Use AI? The Effect of Personality Traits and Cultural Characteristics on AI Adoption in the Workplace
Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A.
MENA Conference on Information Systems (MENACIS), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (2022)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
Why Should I Like AI? The Effect of Personality Traits on the Acceptance of AI-Driven Virtual Assistants in the Workplace
Triantoro, T., Przegalinska, A.
Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS), Virtual/Taipei/Sydney (2022)
Peer Reviewed Proceedings
From Classroom to Metaverse. Towards Methodology for Upskilling and Reskilling in the Age of Web 3.0.
Triantoro, T., Jackson, N.
Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS, Virtual/Taipei/Sydney (2022)