Harri Jalonen
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Harri Jalonen is a prominent scholar whose research sits at the intersection of knowledge management, public sector innovation, and the societal impacts of digital transformation. His work critically examines how organizations—particularly in the public sphere—navigate complexity, uncertainty, and the proliferation of big data. In his highly cited 2015 paper, "The Effects of the Internet of Things and Big Data to Organizations and Their Knowledge Management Practices" (59 citations), Jalonen provided an early and influential analysis of how IoT and data-driven technologies fundamentally reshape organizational knowledge flows, decision-making, and strategic agility. This contribution helped establish a framework for understanding the cognitive and structural challenges posed by data abundance. Beyond this, Jalonen has made significant contributions to the study of co-creation, open innovation, and the role of trust in networked governance. His work is widely read by scholars in public administration, information science, and innovation studies, and he is recognized for bridging theoretical rigor with practical insights for policymakers and managers. Through his research, Jalonen continues to illuminate how organizations can harness—and be transformed by—the digital age.
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