Alberto Nonnis

Associate Professor

Paris School of Business

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Alberto Nonnis is an Associate Professor at ESLSCA Business School Paris, France. His research areas encompass intangible capital, AI skills, knowledge diffusion, digital transformation, and the impact of cloud computing on organizational change. He has published extensively, exploring topics such as productivity impacts across countries, the role of intangibles in the public sector, and regional knowledge dynamics in green-tech firm creation.

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Articles (10)

Intangible capital in France and Germany: is there a measurement issue?

Assessing the impact of AI skills on firm productivity: a cross-country analysis

Knowledge diffusion and new technologies: a spillover analysis on the artificial intelligence case

Green-tech firm creation in Germany: the role of regional knowledge

Knowledge spillovers and intangible complementarities: Empirical case of European countries

Modelling intangibles at the regional level in Europe: what lessons from a multidimensional approach?

Digital transformation and strategic agility during the COVID-19 crisis: the role of the intangible capital conversion

How do firms use cloud computing to transform their organization? Evidence from a global survey

The impact of public sector intangibles and their components on private productivity

Measuring ICT externalities and their contribution to productivity: A bilateral trade based approach

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Dieter F. Kogler

Keungoui Kim

Tatiana Beliaeva

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