Rosa Lombardi
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About
Rosa Lombardi is a leading scholar in the intersection of sustainability, business models, and digital transformation. Her research primarily focuses on how smart technologies—such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the Internet of Things—can drive sustainable business model innovation, particularly in the context of cultural and economic shifts. Lombardi’s work critically examines the adaptation challenges organizations face when integrating these technologies to achieve long-term environmental and social goals. Her most cited paper, "Guest Editorial" (2020), with 6 citations, introduces a foundational framework for understanding the role of smart technologies in sustainable business model adaptation, setting the stage for subsequent empirical and conceptual studies. Beyond this, Lombardi has contributed to the discourse on corporate social responsibility and integrated reporting, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the digital age. Her research has been instrumental in bridging the gap between technological innovation and sustainability, influencing both academic thought and practical applications. With a growing citation impact, Lombardi continues to shape how businesses navigate the complexities of digital and sustainable transitions, making her a key voice in contemporary management and environmental studies.
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- 1Guest Editorial6 citations · 2020