Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1502034 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antonio Messeni |
| FAMILY NAME | Petruzzelli |
| SIGNATURE | PETRUZZELLI A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Polytechnic University of Bari |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6852-5167 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Industry 5.0 technologies to enable innovation in the era of twin transition
This article examines how regulators can guide the safe and effective adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain (BC), and brain computer interfaces (BCI), considered as the pivotal 5.0 human-centric enabling technologies. Although prior research recognises regulators as influential actors within innovation systems, limited empirical evidence explains how regulatory expectations are translated into everyday organisational practices, par…
Circular innovation in healthcare
In the light of current institutional pressures concerning sustainable development, Circular Economy principles emerge as an opportunity to mitigate environmental impacts, ensuring also economic and societal outcomes. The study investigates the adoption of circular principles within the New Product Development processes of the healthcare manufacturing sector, exploring how companies incorporate circular practices when developing healthcare techno…
The role of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) in innovation processes
Growth hacking
There is an increasing recognition among academics and practitioners that growth hacking provides a means to bridge the gap between strategy definition and strategy implementation. Significant tensions tend to arise across this gap. However, the data-driven experimentation, and the organizational capabilities developed within the firm, increase the ability of the company to foster technological forecasting and business model innovation. It is arg…
The impact of metaverse for business model innovation
Digital transformation is changing the way businesses operate. Emerging technologies have the ability to impact products, processes, value chains, networks, and business models. In this panorama, metaverse offers to businesses and consumers new ways to interact with each other, toward the establishment of new virtual and interconnected spaces. Although, business have rapidaly adopted metaverse technologies for several purposes, the metaverse rese…
Smart city governance from an innovation management perspective
Smart city transitions are a fast-proliferating example of urban innovation processes, and generating the insight required to support their unfolding should be a key priority for innovation scholars. However, after decades of research, governance mechanisms remain among the most undertheorized and relatively overlooked dimensions of smart city transitions. To address this problem, we conduct a systematic literature review that connects the fragme…
Innovating agri-food business models after the Covid-19 pandemic
This paper investigates the phenomenon of business models innovation (BMI) empowered by digital technologies and activated as a response to Covid-19 crisis. In fact, during the crisis numerous digital redesigns of businesses occurred to pursue both continuity and competitive advantage. Among these, the food retail sector has undergone under the pressure of the crisis intense digital changes, which, however, have not yet been investigated under th…
Assessing the interplay between Open Innovation and Sustainability‐Oriented Innovation
Open Innovation and Sustainability‐Oriented Innovation are undoubtedly two of the most debated topics of the last decades, gaining the interest of policymakers, practitioners, and scholars all over the world. Even if they have been usually described as two independent research fields, there are some emblematic examples presenting interplay and synergy between these topics, represented either by the hybrid perspectives of Open Sustainable Innovati…
Brokerage dynamics in technology transfer networks
Business model innovation in video-game consoles to face the threats of mobile gaming
The regional impact of spin-offs’ innovative activity
Both the managerial literature and policymakers have recently emphasized the potential role of university spin-offs (USOs) as drivers of regional development. Specifically, USOs may support regional development by exploiting the scientific knowledge developed by their parent universities into industrial innovations, thus spreading knowledge spillovers that can be in turn exploited by other local firms. In this paper, we analyse how the use of the…
Scoping the state of the sharing economy and its antecedents at the country level
Digital Transformation and Innovation Management
Management and organizational scholars have paid increasing attention to the interconnections between digital transformation and innovation management in the last decade. However, a highly fragmented understanding of this topic is what we are left with so far. In this editorial, we suggest an approach to open up the black box of the interplay between digital transformation and innovation management by providing a framework that identifies three l…
Evidence-informed decision-making in Smart Specialisation Strategies
Discovering regional technological capabilities is key to underpinning the place-based and evidence-driven logic of Smart Specialisation. However, a comprehensive methodological approach for operationalizing the mapping, assessment and benchmarking of regional technological knowledge is urgently required. To address this need, we design and test a patent-based methodology that helps to profile technological domains in European Union regions, dete…
Implementing a Digital Strategy
The rapid growth of digital technologies and the extraordinary amount of data that devices and applications collect each day are increasingly driving companies to radically transform the business architecture through which they create and appropriate value. However, companies may fail to extract value from digital transformation due to the disconnection between strategy formulation and strategy implementation. Through the analysis of three case s…
Business model innovation in cultural and creative industries
Implementing open innovation through virtual brand communities
Understanding sustainable innovation
In order to adhere to the concept of sustainable development, firms are increasingly expected to develop innovations that reconcile economic, environmental, and social goals (i.e., sustainable innovations). However, achieving this goal is not straightforward, and although several studies have attempted to improve our understanding of sustainable innovation, a systematization of extant findings is lacking. Therefore, this paper conducts a literatu…
Investigating business model innovation in Haute Cuisine. Role and behavior of chef-entrepreneurs
Innovation through tradition in hospitality. The Italian case of Albergo Diffuso
Teams and lead creators in cultural and creative industries
Purpose Into cultural and creative industries, the innovation is increasingly realized by a lead creator which is supported by a specific team. Hence, this paper aims to understand the composition of this particular team. Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted an in-depth case study of “Dal Pescatore”. This is the Italian restaurant keeping the highest award previewed by Michelin Guide from the longer period. The main figures of the re…
When does centrality matter? Scientific productivity and the moderating role of research specialization and cross‐community ties
The present study addresses the ongoing debate concerning academic scientific productivity. Specifically, given the increasing number of collaborations in academia and the crucial role networks play in knowledge creation, we investigate the extent to which building social capital within the academic community represents a valuable resource for a scientist's knowledge‐creation process. We measure the social capital in terms of structural position …
The impact of technological relatedness, prior ties, and geographical distance on university–industry collaborations
The role of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) in innovation processes
Innovation through tradition in hospitality. The Italian case of Albergo Diffuso
When does centrality matter? Scientific productivity and the moderating role of research specialization and cross‐community ties
The present study addresses the ongoing debate concerning academic scientific productivity. Specifically, given the increasing number of collaborations in academia and the crucial role networks play in knowledge creation, we investigate the extent to which building social capital within the academic community represents a valuable resource for a scientist's knowledge‐creation process. We measure the social capital in terms of structural position …
Evidence-informed decision-making in Smart Specialisation Strategies
Discovering regional technological capabilities is key to underpinning the place-based and evidence-driven logic of Smart Specialisation. However, a comprehensive methodological approach for operationalizing the mapping, assessment and benchmarking of regional technological knowledge is urgently required. To address this need, we design and test a patent-based methodology that helps to profile technological domains in European Union regions, dete…
Scoping the state of the sharing economy and its antecedents at the country level
The impact of technological relatedness, prior ties, and geographical distance on university–industry collaborations
When does centrality matter? Scientific productivity and the moderating role of research specialization and cross‐community ties
The present study addresses the ongoing debate concerning academic scientific productivity. Specifically, given the increasing number of collaborations in academia and the crucial role networks play in knowledge creation, we investigate the extent to which building social capital within the academic community represents a valuable resource for a scientist's knowledge‐creation process. We measure the social capital in terms of structural position …
Teams and lead creators in cultural and creative industries
Purpose Into cultural and creative industries, the innovation is increasingly realized by a lead creator which is supported by a specific team. Hence, this paper aims to understand the composition of this particular team. Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted an in-depth case study of “Dal Pescatore”. This is the Italian restaurant keeping the highest award previewed by Michelin Guide from the longer period. The main figures of the re…
Understanding sustainable innovation
In order to adhere to the concept of sustainable development, firms are increasingly expected to develop innovations that reconcile economic, environmental, and social goals (i.e., sustainable innovations). However, achieving this goal is not straightforward, and although several studies have attempted to improve our understanding of sustainable innovation, a systematization of extant findings is lacking. Therefore, this paper conducts a literatu…
Investigating business model innovation in Haute Cuisine. Role and behavior of chef-entrepreneurs
Innovation through tradition in hospitality. The Italian case of Albergo Diffuso
Implementing a Digital Strategy
The rapid growth of digital technologies and the extraordinary amount of data that devices and applications collect each day are increasingly driving companies to radically transform the business architecture through which they create and appropriate value. However, companies may fail to extract value from digital transformation due to the disconnection between strategy formulation and strategy implementation. Through the analysis of three case s…
Business model innovation in cultural and creative industries
Implementing open innovation through virtual brand communities
Digital Transformation and Innovation Management
Management and organizational scholars have paid increasing attention to the interconnections between digital transformation and innovation management in the last decade. However, a highly fragmented understanding of this topic is what we are left with so far. In this editorial, we suggest an approach to open up the black box of the interplay between digital transformation and innovation management by providing a framework that identifies three l…
Evidence-informed decision-making in Smart Specialisation Strategies
Discovering regional technological capabilities is key to underpinning the place-based and evidence-driven logic of Smart Specialisation. However, a comprehensive methodological approach for operationalizing the mapping, assessment and benchmarking of regional technological knowledge is urgently required. To address this need, we design and test a patent-based methodology that helps to profile technological domains in European Union regions, dete…
Brokerage dynamics in technology transfer networks
Business model innovation in video-game consoles to face the threats of mobile gaming
The regional impact of spin-offs’ innovative activity
Both the managerial literature and policymakers have recently emphasized the potential role of university spin-offs (USOs) as drivers of regional development. Specifically, USOs may support regional development by exploiting the scientific knowledge developed by their parent universities into industrial innovations, thus spreading knowledge spillovers that can be in turn exploited by other local firms. In this paper, we analyse how the use of the…
Scoping the state of the sharing economy and its antecedents at the country level
Smart city governance from an innovation management perspective
Smart city transitions are a fast-proliferating example of urban innovation processes, and generating the insight required to support their unfolding should be a key priority for innovation scholars. However, after decades of research, governance mechanisms remain among the most undertheorized and relatively overlooked dimensions of smart city transitions. To address this problem, we conduct a systematic literature review that connects the fragme…
Innovating agri-food business models after the Covid-19 pandemic
This paper investigates the phenomenon of business models innovation (BMI) empowered by digital technologies and activated as a response to Covid-19 crisis. In fact, during the crisis numerous digital redesigns of businesses occurred to pursue both continuity and competitive advantage. Among these, the food retail sector has undergone under the pressure of the crisis intense digital changes, which, however, have not yet been investigated under th…
Assessing the interplay between Open Innovation and Sustainability‐Oriented Innovation
Open Innovation and Sustainability‐Oriented Innovation are undoubtedly two of the most debated topics of the last decades, gaining the interest of policymakers, practitioners, and scholars all over the world. Even if they have been usually described as two independent research fields, there are some emblematic examples presenting interplay and synergy between these topics, represented either by the hybrid perspectives of Open Sustainable Innovati…
Growth hacking
There is an increasing recognition among academics and practitioners that growth hacking provides a means to bridge the gap between strategy definition and strategy implementation. Significant tensions tend to arise across this gap. However, the data-driven experimentation, and the organizational capabilities developed within the firm, increase the ability of the company to foster technological forecasting and business model innovation. It is arg…
The impact of metaverse for business model innovation
Digital transformation is changing the way businesses operate. Emerging technologies have the ability to impact products, processes, value chains, networks, and business models. In this panorama, metaverse offers to businesses and consumers new ways to interact with each other, toward the establishment of new virtual and interconnected spaces. Although, business have rapidaly adopted metaverse technologies for several purposes, the metaverse rese…
The role of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) in innovation processes
Industry 5.0 technologies to enable innovation in the era of twin transition
This article examines how regulators can guide the safe and effective adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain (BC), and brain computer interfaces (BCI), considered as the pivotal 5.0 human-centric enabling technologies. Although prior research recognises regulators as influential actors within innovation systems, limited empirical evidence explains how regulatory expectations are translated into everyday organisational practices, par…
Circular innovation in healthcare
In the light of current institutional pressures concerning sustainable development, Circular Economy principles emerge as an opportunity to mitigate environmental impacts, ensuring also economic and societal outcomes. The study investigates the adoption of circular principles within the New Product Development processes of the healthcare manufacturing sector, exploring how companies incorporate circular practices when developing healthcare techno…
Business (17 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Knowledge management (10 works) · Marketing (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Value (mathematics) (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Industrial organization (7 works) · Innovation and Knowledge Management (6 works)