Nina Helander
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Dr. Nina Helander is a leading scholar in information systems and digital transformation, with a primary focus on how digitalization reshapes organizational work, particularly in the healthcare sector. Her research bridges the gap between technological innovation and practical value creation, exploring how automation and digital tools can enhance performance in knowledge-intensive environments. One of her most cited works, "Robotic Process Automation - Creating Value by Digitalizing Work in the Private Healthcare?" (2018, 65 citations), critically examines how robotic process automation (RPA) can be leveraged to streamline administrative and clinical workflows in private healthcare settings. This paper has become a foundational reference for researchers and practitioners seeking to understand the real-world implications of automating complex, human-centric processes. Beyond this, Dr. Helander's broader contributions include advancing theories on value creation in digital ecosystems and the socio-technical dynamics of technology adoption. Her work is widely recognized for its practical relevance and rigorous analysis, making her a key voice in discussions on digital work and healthcare innovation. With a growing citation impact, she continues to influence both academic discourse and industry practice.
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