Titlebook: Organizing in a Digitized World; Individual, Manageri Stefano Za,Augusta Consorti,Francesco Virili Conference proceedings 2022 The Editor(s

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(Co-)Producing Knowledge out of the Academic Box. A Service-Based View of Citizen Sciencesing engagement of individuals and communities in the co-production of knowledge within Citizen Science (CS) projects, i.e., research collaborations where tasks are performed by members of the public. Mapping the scattered geography of contemporary CS, the study focuses on two cross-cutting make-or-

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Sustain the Abilities of the Future SMEs’ Empirical Studyustainability issues in enterprises. This empirical study aims to investigate sociotechnical sustainability in real world work practices. The focus is on employee involvement and problems in work practices concerning the economic, environmental, social, and technological area. The study draws on fin

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Work Digitalization and Job Crafting: The Role of Attitudes Toward Technologyes (ICT) on job crafting, a proactive behavior defined as work personalization or individual job redesign. More specifically, through a qualitative pilot study, we examine the attitudes toward technology – namely the individual’s collection of beliefs which determines whether or not to engage in cer

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When Technology is Taken for Granted: The Paradox of Co-workingexploiting information and communication technology (ICT) to share experiences and knowledge, and the idea of joining forces to survive economically. Drawing upon a scoping review, this qualitative paper argues that the role of ICT artefacts in studies on co-working takes a back seat. Invoking techn

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