Tomasz Geodecki

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Dr. Tomasz Geodecki is a leading scholar in the economic geography of innovation and the transformation of global business services, with a particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe. His research critically examines the intersection of automation, offshoring, and labour markets, most notably through his highly cited work on shared service centres (SSCs). In his key study, "Automation in shared services centres: Implications for skills and autonomy," Dr. Geodecki investigates how intelligent process automation is reshaping the offshoring-fuelled growth of the business services sector. He reveals that while SSCs were originally established to handle routine-intensive tasks, the advent of new technologies is fundamentally altering the skill requirements and autonomy of workers in these quasi-autonomous entities. This contribution is vital for understanding the future of work in emerging economies. With a growing citation footprint, Dr. Geodecki’s work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the dynamics of global value chains, technological change, and regional economic development in the post-industrial era.