The rapid expansion of digital innovation is reshaping organizations for greater agility and resilience. Digital Innovation Management shows how digital innovation management practices can facilitate project coordination aimed at business success while prioritizing environmental and social responsibility. Structured around the four pillars of digital innovation (People, Process, Platforms and Policy), the book illustrates how digital and physical elements of innovation management can be integrated to create new marketing offerings, organizational processes, and business models that align with sustainability and human-centric ideals. The book supports a theoretical framing of digital innovation management with case studies of creative digital ecosystems such as smart cities, which leverage integrated digital systems to advance research, innovation, and education. Finally, the book provides an analysis of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, that may introduce significant digital innovations to make smarter organizations and territories.
An innovative management in the digital economy.- Investigating Dynamic
capabilities for digitally transformed era the Lutech Innovation Ecosystem
capabilities.- Competencies and Skills for a Digital Journey within Public
Administration.- Digital Human Resource Management Exponential Technologies
and Analytics to build People centred Organizations.- Digital Factory 5 0
experimenting digital innovation in the Reverse Logistics process.- Digital
Technologies for sustainable development opportunities and challenges in the
Renewable Energy Communities paradigm.- Artificial Intelligence platforms
enabling conversational chatbots.- Smart City as a model of digital
innovation for urban development A2As experience in the city of Milan.-
Digital Innovation Ecosystems for the Sustainable Growth the case of ICESP
the Italian Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform.- Digital Transformation in
International Education.
Giuseppina Passiante is Professor of Innovation Management and Technology Entrepreneurship at the University of Salento (Lecce, Italy). Her research concerns digital innovation management and entrepreneurship, especially the experiential learning environments that support skills development and experimentation for solutions. She is an expert in knowledge-based organizations, local systems development, and complexity in economic systems.
