RA08-2024 KM and Social Impact

RESEARCH AREA: KM and Social Impact

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Complexity Approaches to Support Knowledge and Innovation Management

Reference No. of the Track: 04

Short Description:
To address “nowadays challenges” (i.e. digital and energy transitions, social and economic sustainability, global crises) new approaches are needed for knowledge and innovation management in business environments, taking into account the increasing complexity of organisations and innovation ecosystems. Complexity today represents a useful approach to adequately address research issues…

Keywords:
Complexity, Innovation, Knowledge, Social and Economic Impacts, Sustainability

Organizers:

Giovanna Ferraro, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
Cristina Ponsiglione, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Linda Ponta, University of Genoa, Italy

The Value of Interdisciplinary Research in Management to Co-Create Innovative Knowledge for Business and Society Harmonization

Reference No. of the Track: 12

Short Description:
Throughout the history of modern business management, traditional managerial theories, and approaches have undoubtedly been affected and enriched by different perspectives and disciplines, such as mathematics, statistics, social science, Cartesian-Darwinian physics, etc., to improve business performances and, in turn, the economic growth of the society (Laszlo, 2020). In this…

Keywords:
Interdisciplinary research in Management; Business and Society; Sustainability; Knowledge Management; Stakeholder approach; Humanized business; Innovation; Management; Quantum physics; Computing Science; Medicine; Food science technology; Nutrition; Biology; Music; Literature; Arts and Creativity; Architecture; Sports; Social Science

Organizers:

Cecilia Casalegno, University of Turin, Italy
Chiara Civera, University of Turin, Italy
Lea Iaia, University of Turin, Italy
Marco Pironti, University of Turin, Italy
Alex Murdock, London South Bank University, UK