FRANCESCA D'ANGELLA

Associate Professor

IULM University

Italy

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Francesca D'Angella is an Associate Professor at IULM University in Italy. Her research areas include sustainable development strategies, stakeholder engagement in fragile ecosystems, and the adoption of artificial intelligence in small and medium-sized enterprises. Recent articles reflect her focus on the intersection of tourism, urban development, and the role of AI in enhancing firm performance.

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2020

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Ruggero Sainaghi

ITALY

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Paolo Massimo Buscema

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University of Denver

UNITED STATES

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Guido Ferilli

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IULM University

ITALY

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Exploring destination sustainable development strategies: Triggers and levels of maturity

Adozione e percezione dell’intelligenza artificiale da parte delle PMI: uno studio esplorativo del contesto italiano

Stakeholder Engagement and Triggers for Sustainable Development in Complex Fragile Ecosystems: Evidence from Alpine Trentino Region

Is AI really better than conventional methods to identify the key drivers of firms’ performance? An exploratory study in the hospitality industry

Managing Minor Events for a Sustainable Tourism Development of an Urban Destination

Artificial intelligence to design collaborative strategy: An application to urban destinations

Cultural events for a sustainable tourism development in urban destinations: The case of Milan's week

Sharing economy: a co-citation analysis

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Ruggero Sainaghi

Paolo Massimo Buscema

Guido Ferilli

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