Hui Lin

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Hui Lin is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of accounting, technology governance, and risk management. Her most notable contribution to date is her 2022 paper on Robotic Process Automation (RPA) risk management, which has garnered 24 citations and addresses a critically underexplored area in the accounting and information systems literature. In this work, Lin identifies and examines the risks that organizations face when implementing RPA technologies — automated software systems increasingly adopted by firms seeking greater operational efficiency and effectiveness. Her research makes a timely and practical contribution by providing structured guidance on risk considerations that practitioners and organizations must address to ensure RPA implementations deliver their intended benefits rather than introducing unintended vulnerabilities. By drawing attention to a gap in prior accounting research, Lin has helped establish a foundation for future scholarly inquiry into automation governance. Her work appeals to both academic researchers interested in emerging technology risks and practitioners navigating the rapid adoption of intelligent automation in organizational settings. As RPA continues to reshape business processes globally, Lin's contributions position her as a valuable voice in understanding its governance challenges.