Dorota Klimecka-Tatar
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About
Dorota Klimecka-Tatar’s research bridges two critical frontiers: the strategic resilience of enterprises and sustainable materials engineering. Her highly cited work on enterprise strategy transformation during the COVID-19 pandemic (45 citations) provides a vital framework for understanding how real-sector companies adapt their functional strategies in crisis, offering actionable insights for post-pandemic economic recovery. In parallel, she addresses pressing environmental challenges through her pioneering research on permanent magnet recycling, particularly neodymium magnets, where she explores process management and technological solutions for giving these critical materials a “second life.” This work is especially significant given the surging demand for magnetic materials driven by Industry 4.0 and the limited availability of rare earth elements. Klimecka-Tatar’s contributions are notable for their dual impact—advancing both business continuity planning and circular economy practices. Her research is essential reading for scholars and practitioners seeking to navigate the intersection of industrial strategy, technological innovation, and sustainable resource management in an era of global disruption.
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