Jari Stenvall
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Jari Stenvall is a prominent scholar whose research lies at the intersection of knowledge management, public administration, and digital transformation. His work critically examines how emerging technologies reshape organizational practices, particularly in the public sector. In his highly influential paper, "The Effects of the Internet of Things and Big Data to Organizations and Their Knowledge Management Practices" (2015, 59 citations), Stenvall explores the profound implications of IoT and big data for knowledge creation, sharing, and utilization within organizations. This contribution has become a foundational reference for understanding how data-driven environments challenge traditional knowledge management frameworks. Beyond this, Stenvall has made significant strides in evaluating public sector reforms, innovation, and leadership, often focusing on the interplay between technology and human-centric governance. His research is widely cited by scholars in public administration, information systems, and organizational studies, reflecting its interdisciplinary impact. Stenvall’s work is particularly valued for bridging theoretical insights with practical policy implications, making him a key voice in debates on digital-era governance and the future of public services.
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