Veronica Scuotto
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About
Veronica Scuotto is a distinguished researcher whose work sits at the intersection of innovation management, digital technology, and organizational strategy. She is particularly recognized for her pioneering investigations into humanoid robot adoption and its transformative effects on labour productivity and innovation routines. Her landmark study on ambidextrous product innovation routines — which has garnered 65 citations — examines how organizations must balance explorative activities, driven by human creativity and critical thinking, with exploitative routines characterized by repetitive, automated processes increasingly performed by humanoid robots. This framework offers significant theoretical and practical value for firms navigating the human-machine collaboration landscape. Beyond robotics, Scuotto explores the broader dynamics of disruptive technology adoption within innovation ecosystems, investigating how businesses in emerging regional contexts, such as Piedmont, Italy, identify synergies and overcome barriers in transitioning toward more sustainable societies. Her work bridges macro-level sustainability goals with firm-level strategic decision-making. With a growing citation profile and contributions spanning multiple years and outlets, Scuotto has established herself as a thought leader in technology-driven organizational change. Her research is essential reading for scholars and practitioners seeking to understand how emerging technologies reshape productivity, innovation, and sustainable development.
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