Giorgia Casella

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Giorgia Casella is a rising scholar whose work sits at the intersection of operations management, supply chain innovation, and bibliometric analysis. Her research focuses on the technological transformation of logistics, particularly how emerging technologies reshape warehouse operations and industrial systems. In her most-cited work, “Tracing the evolution of warehouse technologies: a bibliometric study” (2025), Casella provides a systematic, data-driven overview of how warehouses have evolved from manual storage facilities into technologically integrated hubs. Using the R software package for bibliometric analysis, she maps the intellectual structure of this field, identifying key trends, influential authors, and emerging research clusters. This contribution is especially valuable for students and practitioners seeking a clear, evidence-based understanding of the technological trajectory in warehousing. Though early in her career, Casella’s work demonstrates a strong methodological rigor and a keen ability to synthesize large bodies of literature into actionable insights. Her research not only documents past and present shifts but also points toward future directions in automation, robotics, and digital integration in logistics. As her citation count grows, Casella is establishing herself as a key voice in the ongoing conversation about the future of warehouse and supply chain technologies.