Beril is a PhD researcher at Copenhagen Business School, Department of Digitalization exploring Hybrid Work practices in terms of experience design from Human-Robot Interaction and organizational psychology perspectives. Beril’s research currently revolves around how technology can be used to motivate employees to engage and contribute during remote work.
She is an industrial designer who holds MSc in Technology, Design, and Innovation Management. Her thesis suggests a method that will enable the user to get maximum efficiency in using robots by establishing an accurate and effective interaction with the user of domestic service robots. Besides, as an interdisciplinary person, she has a pallet of interests from different disciplines, such as psychology, technology, organizational management, art, graphic design, illustration and market dynamics.
Primary research areas
Experience Design
Human-Robot Interaction
Design Psychology
Social media
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2024
Beril Yapici; Torkil Clemmensen; Christiane Lehrer / Hybrid Work Physicalizations : How People Take Information From Physical Artifacts in Hybrid Workplaces. In: Proceedings of the 32nd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS). ed. /Michel Avital; Elena Karahanna; Marinos Themistocleous; Ioanna Constantiou; Brian Fitzgerald; Stefan Seidel. Atlanta, GA : Association for Information Systems. AIS Electronic Library (AISeL) 2024 (Proceedings of the European Conference on Information Systems)