Manlio Del Giudice
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About
Manlio Del Giudice is a prominent management scholar whose research sits at the intersection of technology adoption, innovation management, and organizational behavior. His most recognized work centers on the transformative impact of humanoid robotics on labor productivity and organizational routines, a field where he has made particularly influential contributions. His landmark study on humanoid robot adoption examines how the integration of robotic systems reshapes the balance between explorative and exploitative innovation routines — exploring how human-driven creativity and critical thinking coexist with, and are challenged by, the repetitive, mimetic capabilities of autonomous machines. This nuanced perspective on ambidextrous innovation has resonated strongly with both academic and practitioner communities, accumulating over 65 citations and establishing Del Giudice as a leading voice in the emerging discourse on human-robot collaboration in the workplace. His scholarship offers valuable frameworks for understanding how organizations can strategically navigate the disruptions posed by automation without sacrificing the creative and adaptive capacities that humans uniquely provide. For students and researchers exploring the future of work, digital transformation, and knowledge management, Del Giudice's contributions offer both theoretical depth and practical relevance.
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