Marco Savastano

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Marco Savastano’s research sits at the intersection of digital transformation, entrepreneurship, and the future of work, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies reshape business models and employment dynamics. His most cited work, “The Role of Chatbots in End-To-End Intelligent Automation and Future Employment Dynamics” (2021, 22 citations), explores how conversational AI and automation are redefining workforce structures and skill requirements, offering critical insights into the societal implications of intelligent systems. In a complementary study on “The Role of Business Students’ Entrepreneurial Intention and Technology Preparedness in the Digital Age” (2023, 19 citations), Savastano investigates how higher education can bridge the gap between innovative digital tools and entrepreneurial readiness, arguing that universities must adapt curricula to foster tech-savvy, sustainability-minded graduates. His work highlights that over 20% of university graduates face skill mismatches in a rapidly digitizing economy. Through these contributions, Savastano provides actionable frameworks for educators and policymakers aiming to equip the next generation for a competitive, automated landscape. His research is essential reading for scholars interested in the human side of Industry 4.0.