Titlebook: Do Machines Dream of Electric Workers?; Understanding the Im Luca Solari,Marcello Martinez,Alessandra Lazazzara Conference proceedings 2022

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Daniela Braun,Ann-Kathrin Reinlsm, which has always been characterized by extensive innovativeness. The pace?at which technological innovations diffuse within a specific sector depends on a variety of factors, including the influence of peers and relevant actors. The present study explores the level of interest about these new te

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Sandra Pérez,Mira Petrovic,D. Barcelófying competence levels has remained almost unchanged for centuries: universities (and other institutions) verify and certify that a person has reached a certain level of knowledge and through a standalone solution. The output is often a signed and stamped document that undoubtedly contains limitati

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Lawrence P. Wackett,Lynda B. M. Ellis creation within social and cultural ecosystems. Innovation is the key source for driving museums to change and develop value creation processes by using information technology in order to strengthen audience involvement and user participation, while also?enhancing the role of museum professionals a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5908-0ication occurs have totally changed, also with new interdependencies between the actors involved in this dynamic information’s exchange. Drawing from the literature on social network and organizational behaviors, this study aims at rethinking the concept of organizational followership, starting from

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Consequences in the Workplace After Industry 4.0 Adoption: A Multiple Case Study of Italian Manufacoption of the technologies. To address this gap, we performed a multiple case study of three Italian manufacturing organisations. Findings show the positive consequences of Industry 4.0 technologies and how the management addresses the negative social consequences of Industry 4.0.

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