Raphael Amponsah, PhD

AI & Data Product Architect

Research

Publications

Peer-reviewed, policy, and practitioner publications. A complete and current list, with citations, is on Google Scholar.

Peer-reviewed and academic

5 items

2025
Exploring the role of affordances and constraints in shaping trust within the mobile money ecosystem: A case of rural communities in sub-Saharan Africa
Amponsah, R., Afful-Dadzie, E., Boateng, R., & Kolog, E. A.
ACIST 2025.
in press
Resilient forces, AI and the future of work in public sector administration
Afful-Dadzie, E., & Amponsah, R.
In The Routledge International Handbook of Public Administration and Digital Governance (pp. 195–205). Routledge.
2024
When emojis go bad: Emotional and cognitive concerns on their exaggeration, misapplication and excessive usage
Adu-Mensah, E., Odei-Appiah, S., & Amponsah, R.
International Journal of Social and Humanistic Computing, 4(3), 277–306.
2022
Rethinking the implementation of artificial intelligence for a sustainable education in Africa
Kolog, E. A., Odoi Devine, S. N., Egala, S. B., Amponsah, R., Budu, J., & Farinloye, T.
In Management and Information Technology in the Digital Era (Vol. 29, pp. 27–46). Emerald.
2021
A semiotic study of lingua-culture of digital paralanguages
Amponsah, R., Boateng, R., & Kolog, E. A.
AMCIS 2021 Proceedings.

2 items

2026
Who really uses her mobile money account?
Amponsah, R.
CGAP/FinEquity blog, FinDev Gateway, World Bank Group (translated into French).
2026
MISALIGNED: Competitive Strategy, the Equipped Customer, and the Case for Relationship Intelligence Value
Amponsah, R.
SSRN Working Paper 6448258.
Read on SSRN

1 item

submitted
Five faces, five trusts: The Dynamic Rural Trust Model and archetypes of mobile money users in sub-Saharan Africa
Amponsah, R., Afful-Dadzie, E., Boateng, R., & Kolog, E. A.
Submitted, Information Technology for Development. Further outputs, including TrustLens worldview architecture work (in preparation, Philosophy & Technology), are listed on Google Scholar.