Publication Authors: Lucio Todisco

Lucio Todisco, Gianluigi Mangia, Paolo Canonico,,rea Tomo

The impact of new technologies on ways of working represents a significant challenge for public organizations in a rapidly evolving social and cultural scenario (Perry & Batista, 2023; Holtgreve, 2014). This topic is crucial for the impact of technology on people both from a communicative-relational point of view and concerning how people will be able […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2024 – Translating Knowledge into Innovation Dynamics
3071-3080
Lucio Todisco, Giuseppe Modarelli, Gianluigi Mangia, Christian Rainero, Paolo Canonico

This research aims to evaluate and highlight the architecture of established working behaviours and practices based on the change in the working model imposed by the pandemic emergency in the public sector. So, the research investigates how smart working, and its impacts alter the processes of sharing organizational knowledge, according to the introduction and application […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2023 – Managing Knowledge for Sustainability
3206-3219
Lucio Todisco, Paolo Canonico, Gianluigi Mangia,,rea Tomo

In recent decades, digital transformation processes have significantly impacted the new forms of flexible work. This demand for work flexibility has spread rapidly due to the COVID-19 pandemic (Foss, 2021; Stich, 2020). The current pandemic emergency, which began in February 2020, has had several waves that have resulted in significant changes, especially in public organizations. […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2022 – Knowledge Drivers for Resilience and Transformation
1913-1924
Lucio Todisco, Gianluigi Mangia, Paolo Canonico,,rea Tomo

In the recent decades, the digital revolution has transformed contemporary societies. New ways of carrying out work activities have spread across in organizations to respond to changes in the peoples’ behaviours and aspirations, who ask for a new way of organizing work, more flexible and results oriented and the effective use of new technologies. Starting […]

IN: Proceedings IFKAD 2020 – Knowledge in Digital Age
1690-1702