Valerio Brescia

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Valerio Brescia is a leading scholar at the intersection of public sector innovation, sustainability, and emerging technologies. His research focuses on how artificial intelligence and digital transformation reshape business models, particularly in agriculture and public administration. In his highly cited study, “Artificial intelligence and new business models in agriculture: the ‘ZERO’ case study” (2023, 29 citations), Brescia demonstrates how AI applied to vertical farms can drive sustainability while offering strategic choices for agricultural enterprises. This work exemplifies his broader contribution: bridging theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis to show how disruptive technologies can create value and enhance accountability. Beyond this paper, Brescia has published extensively on public sector accounting, performance management, and the governance of smart cities. His research is widely recognized for its practical relevance, influencing both academic discourse and policy development. With a growing citation record and a reputation for rigorous, applied scholarship, Brescia continues to shape conversations on how organizations—from farms to governments—can leverage innovation for sustainable, transparent, and effective outcomes.