Publication Authors: Carmela Piccolo

Silvia Baldassarre, Giuseppe Bruno, Manuel Cavola, Antonio Diglio, Carmela Piccolo, Eduardo Pipicelli

This paper undertakes a critical examination of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings, focusing on their application within the agri-food and textile, apparel, and fashion industries. As the demand for sustainable practices grows, so does the need for reliable ESG ratings that stakeholders can trust for investment and policy-making decisions. The core of our study […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2024 – Translating Knowledge into Innovation Dynamics
1877-1894
Silvia Baldassarre, Giuseppe Bruno, Manuel Cavola, Antonio Diglio, Carmela Piccolo, Eduardo Pipicelli

Collaboration with external innovation drivers is one of the opportunities that companies, especially if belonging to more traditional sectors, can seize to embark on a twofold path oriented towards both a sustainable horizon and a Digital Transformation goal. This is the case of the Palescandolo Lavorazioni Siderurgiche, which works in the traditional sector of shipbuilding, […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2023 – Managing Knowledge for Sustainability
1842-1855
Alessandro Stefanini, Lara Agostini, Rossella Onofrio, Carmela Piccolo

Recent major health shocks like the 2014-16 Ebola outbreak, the Zika outbreak, and, last but not least, the Covid-19 pandemic have strongly contributed to drawing attention to the issue of resilience of health systems, because health authorities and organizations experienced severe difficulties in managing these crises. The concept of resilience is assuming a central role […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2021 – Managing Knowledge in Uncertain Times
1728-1741
Giuseppe Bruno, Manuel Cavola, Antonio Diglio, Carmela Piccolo

Blood Supply Chains (BSCs) are a complex set of actors, facilities and relationships, whose role is to manage the entire flow of blood units, from donors to patients, and to ensure that the total demand of blood is met (i.e. the self-sufficiency goal). To this end, the support of Voluntary Associations (VAs) is crucial, as […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2020 – Knowledge in Digital Age
1250-1264
Giuseppe Bruno, Antonio Diglio, Carmela Piccolo

In Italy, the healthcare sector is the one that absorbs the largest economic resources, immediately after Social Security, and, hence, it has been coping with an enduring reforming process. The latest health reform, namely DM 70/2015, suggested the adoption of the Hub & Spoke model for the redesign of regional hospital networks. The aim of […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2019 – Knowledge Ecosystems and Growth
585-597