Petri Virtanen
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Petri Virtanen is a leading scholar in public administration and knowledge management, whose work bridges the transformative potential of digital technologies with the evolving complexities of public service systems. His research focuses on how organizations adapt to disruptive forces, particularly the Internet of Things and Big Data, and the systemic governance challenges that emerge in modern public service delivery. 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), Virtanen critically examines how these technologies reshape organizational learning and knowledge-sharing frameworks. Complementing this, his work "Public service systems and emerging systemic governance challenges" (35 citations) challenges oversimplified models of public service change, offering a nuanced conceptual lens for understanding management practices in an interconnected world. Virtanen’s contributions are vital for researchers and practitioners navigating the intersection of digital innovation, governance, and organizational adaptation, making him a key voice in contemporary public administration discourse.
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- 2Public service systems and emerging systemic governance challenges35 citations · 2015