Tuure Tuunanen

University of Jyväskylä, Uppsala University

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Tuure Tuunanen is a leading scholar in information systems, with a research focus on digital service innovation, value cocreation, and the sustainable transformation of the visitor economy. His work critically examines how technology shapes customer experiences and societal outcomes, from service robot ethics to digital health. Tuunanen’s recent contributions include pioneering frameworks for sustainable tourism enabled by information systems, addressing the $1.5 trillion global visitor economy, and exploring moral challenges in human–robot interactions through mixed-methods research. His studies on value cocreation and codestruction in digital health services provide essential protocols for patient-centered design. Though his most cited works are emerging, with papers from 2024 already garnering citations, his forward-looking agenda positions him at the forefront of responsible digital service design. Tuunanen’s research is notable for its interdisciplinary rigor, blending information systems with ethics, sustainability, and healthcare—offering critical insights for students and researchers aiming to build technology that serves both people and the planet.