Tuomas Korhonen
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Tuomas Korhonen is a leading scholar in management accounting, whose research bridges the critical intersection of digitalization, automation, and value creation in complex service ecosystems. His work is particularly influential in understanding how management accounting work can be systematically programmed for increased automation. In his highly cited 2020 study, "Exploring the programmability of management accounting work for increasing automation" (110 citations), Korhonen provides a groundbreaking interventionist case study that offers a pragmatic framework for identifying which accounting tasks are ripe for automation, moving the conversation from abstract potential to concrete, actionable pathways. He further extends his impact into the healthcare sector with his 2022 work, "Enabling value-in-use with digital healthcare technologies" (17 citations). Here, he masterfully combines service logic with pragmatic constructivism to solve a critical communication gap between technology providers and public healthcare organizations, demonstrating how digital tools can unlock genuine value-in-use for patients and providers. By grounding his theoretical contributions in rigorous, real-world case studies, Korhonen provides essential guidance for practitioners and researchers navigating the profound transformation of professional work in the digital age.
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