Antonella Martini

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Università degli Studi di Ferrara Dipartimento di Ingegneria

Italy

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Antonella Martini is a Full Professor at Università degli studi di Pisa Scuola di Ingegneria in Italy. Her research areas include open innovation, text mining applications in engineering design, digital skills in marketing education, and eco-innovation performance. Recent publications focus on the use of agile methodologies in multinational organizations and the impact of emerging technologies such as blockchain on value creation.

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Lucia Marchegiani

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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How to organize for open innovation from the ground up: a microfoundations approach in a foodservice firm

An Open Data Repository for Engineering Design: Using Text Mining with Open Government Data

Are universities ready to deliver digital skills and competences? A text mining-based case study of marketing courses in Italy

Logics' shift and depletion of innovation: A multi-level study of agile use in a multinational telco company

Value creation in emerging technologies through text mining: the case of blockchain

Building an ANFIS-Based Decision Support System for Regional Growth: The Case of European Regions

Enhancing Ecoinnovation Performance: Evidence From a Water Footprint Assessment in the Manufacturing Industry

Individual learning goal orientations in self‐managed team‐based organizations: A study on individual and contextual variables

Learning in an agile setting: A multilevel research study on the evolution of organizational routines

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Lucia Marchegiani

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