Leena Matikainen
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Leena Matikainen explores the dynamic interplay between disruptive technologies and organizational change, with a particular focus on how digitalization reshapes both service and manufacturing sectors. Her most-cited work, "Technology disruptions as enablers of organizational and social innovation in digitalized environment" (2016, 4 citations), offers a compelling framework for understanding how software and data—initially transforming services—now drive innovation in manufacturing, while simultaneously redefining the roles of consumers and users. This cross-sectoral perspective highlights her ability to synthesize complex technological shifts with their social and organizational implications. Matikainen’s research is especially valuable for scholars examining the bidirectional flow of disruption between industries and the evolving agency of users in digital ecosystems. Though her citation count is modest, her work provides foundational insights into the convergence of service and production logics, making it a thoughtful resource for students and researchers interested in the human and structural dimensions of technological change. Her contributions underscore the importance of viewing digital transformation not merely as a technical phenomenon, but as a catalyst for broader social and organizational innovation.
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