Research groups

The international research group with the participation of members of the University of Verona, Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna, Université Catholique de Lille and Saint Joseph University - Beirut, has as its objective the study and analysis of the consequences of Smart Working and in general of the various forms of remote working on individuals and organizations. The group conducts research on a variety of remote work-related topics, including the effects of remote working on stress, well-being, productivity, and work-life balance. The ways in which organizations can effectively manage and support remote working and the implications for leadership and worker management are also explored. Scientific Direction: Eleonora Veglianti Coordination of the Research Group: Alessandro Zardini, Ludovico Bullini Orlandi The results obtained so far have been published in the following academic journals: - Veglianti E. (2022). Working Environment and Digital Transformation. Challenges for the Public Sector. Springer Briefs in Business. - Veglianti E., Dal Zotto C., De Marco M. (2021). Smart working in the COVID-19 emergency: A comparative study of the banking and insurance sectors. ITM Web of Conferences 38.