Technology-Driven Transformation
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Technology is a transformative force that redefines how organizations operate and shapes the modern workplace. This book examines the wide-ranging impacts of digital transformation, emerging technologies, and data-driven decision-making on both individuals and organizations, offering insights into topics such as business analytics, digital maturity, and the adoption of innovations like AI and blockchain.
It explores how organizations can harness real-time data, measure key performance indicators, and adopt processes based on new technologies. The book also investigates critical issues such as knowledge retention, workplace diversity, algorithmic transparency, and the unintended consequences of technological advances on employee well-being and workplace dynamics in hybrid and AI-driven environments.
By integrating interdisciplinary frameworks, empirical research, and case studies, this book provides a comprehensive resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers navigating the complexities of digital transformation. Based on revised versions of top double-blind peer-reviewed papers from the annual Italian Chapter of the Association for Information Systems conference, held in Piacenza, Italy, in October 2024, it offers valuable guidance for embracing technology-driven change.
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Aizhan Tursunbayeva is an Associate Professor at the University of Naples "Parthenope" (Italy). Dr. Tursunbayeva studies AI, the Future of Work and Human Resource Management. In 2023, she was contracted by the International Labour Organization as an expert advisor on Responsible AI and the Future of Work. She is a Plenary Member for the General-purpose AI Code of Practice for the EU's AI Office, and an Associate Editor of the European Management Journal : "AI and the Future of Work and Organizations" section.
Francesco Virili is Associate Professor of Organization and Management Information Systems at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Piacenza (Italy). He is an editorial board member of Information Systems and eBusiness Management , SN Business & Economics , Studi Organizzativi , and Prospettive in Organizzazione .
Alessio Maria Braccini is Professor of Organisation Theory in the Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisations (DEIM) at the University of Tuscia in Viterbo (Italy). His research interests concern the study of the impact of ICT at the individual, team and organisational levels.
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Chapter 1. Work and Organisations of Tomorrow: Technology-driven Change.- Chapter 2. Configuration of the Data Value Chain: Reflections on the Digital and Analogue Dimensions.- Chapter 3. Employee Perception of Human-robot Co-working: Evidence From the Hotel Sector in Russia, Egypt, and Italy.- Chapter 4. The Strategic Role of HR in Hybrid Work Environments: An Application of the 'Harvard' Model.- Chapter 5. Gig Work in Organizations: Demystifying the Perspectives of Human Resource Management Professionals.- Chapter 6. Technology Worsening Employees' Life: A Qualitative Study to Understand Determinants, Effects and Solutions.- Chapter 7. Exploring the Interpersonal Relationships in Virtual Reality: A Systematic Literature Review.- Chapter 8. Algorithmic Transparency and Algorithmic Accountability in Organizations.- Chapter 9. Gender-aware Business Process Management.- Chapter 10. Towards Assessing Digital Maturity: Utilizing Real-time Public Data for Organizational Benchmarking.- Chapter 11. Driving Factors in the Technology Acceptance of Generative Artificial Intelligence - Insights From an Exploratory Interview Study With Digital Leaders.- Chapter 12. Fostering Organizational Cybersecurity Culture Amid Rapid Digital Transformation: A Case Study From Ethiopia.- Chapter 13. The Metamorphosis Behind Digital Transformation: An Integrated Framework From Change Management.- Chapter 14. Exploring Chatbot Adoption in the Italian Legal Domain: A Fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis.- Chapter 15. A Systematic Literature Review on Emerging Technology Adoption Across Time.- Chapter 16. Determinants of Blockchain Adoption in Accounting: A Case Study Analysis.- Chapter 17. State of the Art of Business Analytics for Enterprise Transformation Steering.- Chapter 18. The Four "E" Model - Evaluating Gen AI in a More Balanced Way.- Chapter 19. Advances in Measuring Soft Skills in Project Management. A Technology-mediated Approach to Capture the Enacted Behavior.- Chapter 20. Empowering Smes: The Role of Generative AI in Knowledge Retention.- Chapter 21. Digital Skills and Maturity in the Public Sector: A Review of EU Guidelines.- Chapter 22. What if the Essential Were Invisible to Decision-making? Designing an Interactive Eye-tracking Study on the Voluntary Contribution Mechanism.