Intellectual Capital, Smart Technologies and Digitalization

The Debate on IC, Smart Technologies, and Digitalization.- Intellectual Capital Measurement, Management, and Valuation.- The Evaluation of the "Third Mission" in Italian Universities as a Partial Report of the Intellectual Capital.- Intellectual Capital Disclosure and Information Systems, Smart Technologies and Digitalization.- The Impact of Smart Technologies and Digitalization on Intellectual Capital.- Intellectual Capital and the Role of Technologies in Public Universities: A Case Study Analysis.- The Emerging of Enhanced Intellectual Capital: The Impact of Enabling Technologies on the Professional Football Clubs.- Big Data and Business Analytics: Definitions and Implications in the Business Environment.- Big Data and Artificial Intelligence to Support Risk Management: A Systematic Literature Review.- Ethical Systems for Artificial Intelligence.- Blockchain.- A Disruptive Innovation of Blockchain in Finance and Banking: A Jump into the Future.- Human Capital Vulnerability and Cybersecurity Risk Management: An Integrated Approach.- Smart and Resilient Cities: Best Practices from Disaster Risk Management Strategies.- Toward Resilient Smart Cities: The Experience of Genoa.- Other Relevant Smart Technologies: From Advanced Manufacturing Solutions to Smart Factory.- Digital Platforms and Collaborative Ecosystems: Best Practices and Emerging Issues.- Museums' Digital Communication: The Role of the Pandemic in Accelerating the Digital Revolution in Italian Museums.- The Impact of Digitalization on the Company Value: A Nonperforming Loan Management Business Application.- The Theory of New Business Models Innovation and Sustainability: Toward New Investigations of Smart Technologies.- Smart Technologies and New Business Models: Insights from Artificial Intelligence andBlockchain.- The Application of Artificial Intelligence to Business Models: A Systematic Literature Review.

Maria Serena Chiucchi is a full professor of business administration at Università Politecnica delle Marche, in Ancona, Italy, where she teaches management accounting and financial reporting. Her research interests include intellectual capital, management control, strategic control, non-financial information, and qualitative research with particular reference to the case study method and interventionist research.

Rosa Lombardi is associate professor of accounting at Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) and obtained the Italian National Qualification as full professor in May 2019. She is the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism (Inderscience) as well as associate editor of the Palgrave Communications journal (Springer Nature) and editorial board member of the journals Meditari Accountancy Research, Management Decision, Business Strategy and the Environment, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, International Journal of Applied Decision Sciences, and International Journal of Organizational Analysis (Emerald). She is also the academic coordinator for the Erasmus Programme and CIVIS Alliance in the Faculty of Economics Sapienza University. Her research interests and scientific publications cover financial and non-financial information, sustainability accounting, intellectual capital, ethics and corruption prevention models, and entrepreneurial universities, among others.

Daniela Mancini is Full Professor of Performance Measurement and Analytics at the University of Teramo. She received the Ph.D in Business Administration at University of Pisa. She is director of the Master Programme in "Chief Financial Officer" at the Parthenope University of Naples. She has been visiting professor at the IESEG School of Management, and the Catholic University of Lille. She collaborates as co-editor or member of the Editorial Board with the Management Control