Publication Authors: Florina Pinzaru

Mauro Romanelli, Alexandra Zbuchea, Florina Pinzaru

Cities of tomorrow will invest knowledge sources in driving creative-led and culture-driven urban regeneration that contribute to revitalizing urban spaces and driving sustainable and inclusive urban growth, leading to community development and engagement. Urban regeneration processes enable creative cities to be socially inclusive communities that rediscover the importance of collaborative innovation as a framework that […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2024 – Translating Knowledge into Innovation Dynamics
1247-1259
Alexandra Zbuchea, Monica Bira, Mauro Romanelli, Florina Pinzaru

The knowledge-based theory considers that knowledge is the most important resource of an organization, while knowledge management is increasingly more considered a way of ensuring competitive advantage, an effective tool for valorising resources, helping manage change and being more resilient, and determining enhanced performance for organizations. All these aspects are also relevant for effective museum […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2023 – Managing Knowledge for Sustainability
773-786
Alexandra Zbuchea, Mauro Romanelli, Monica Bira, Florina Pinzaru

Creative neighbourhoods are the subject of increased discussions and concerns, both in the academic and the professional communities, having various cultural, social, economic, and policy implications. Nevertheless, the theorising in the field is at the beginning. Various interdisciplinary approaches highlight especially social, economic, and urban implications. The study aims to investigate the dynamic of creative […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2021 – Managing Knowledge in Uncertain Times
1670-1688
Mauro Romanelli, Alexandra Zbuchea, Monica Bira, Florina Pinzaru

Museums as social and cultural institutions should drive innovation to strengthen the relationship with the audience, contribute to social value creation and develop community-oriented processes within cultural ecosystems. The study investigates to what extent Romanian and Italian museums are perceived as innovative by their audiences to understand how a museum could better meet the expectations […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2020 – Knowledge in Digital Age
518-529
Alexandra Zbuchea Romanelli, Florina Pînzaru

Knowledge is a strategic tool for public administration. Therefore, knowledge management would affect organizational effectiveness. In the context of the new approaches of public management, especially considering the public value management point of view, knowledge transfer with stakeholders should be the norm. The present study identified a gap in the academic literature in relation to […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2019 – Knowledge Ecosystems and Growth
1348-1355