Pasi Sajasalo

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Pasi Sajasalo’s research lies at the intersection of management accounting, organizational identity, and digital transformation, with a particular focus on how professional roles evolve in response to technological change. His most-cited work, “Towards fluid role identity of management accountants: A case study of a Finnish bank” (2024, 24 citations), offers a groundbreaking analysis of how digitalization and AI are reshaping the professional identity of management accountants. Through an in-depth case study, Sajasalo demonstrates that these roles are no longer fixed but become “fluid”—constantly adjusting to shifting expectations and context-specific demands. This insight challenges traditional views of professional stability and provides a vital framework for understanding adaptation in finance and management. His work is especially notable for connecting macro-level technological trends with micro-level identity processes, making it highly relevant for scholars and practitioners navigating the future of work. Sajasalo’s contributions are increasingly cited in discussions on digital transformation, role theory, and the changing landscape of management professions, establishing him as a key voice in contemporary organizational research.