Francesco Rullani

Francesco Rullani is a Full Professor at the Department of Management, Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He is actively involved in research and teaching, focusing on innovation, digital transformation, and hybrid organizations. His office is located in San Giobbe, room C2.012, and he holds regular office hours on Thursdays via Zoom or in person.

His primary research interests include technological innovation, digital economy, social innovation, and the management of hybrid organizations. These areas are explored through projects on digital transformation, knowledge recombination, and innovation in both for-profit and not-for-profit sectors.

The recent publications highlight a strong focus on distributed innovation, digital artefacts, and the social impact of technology. His work often intersects with organizational theory and innovation management, emphasizing the role of digital tools in reshaping collaboration and knowledge creation.

Francesco Rullani is involved in significant research funding projects such as REBALANCE (European Commission) and UR-Beira (Italian Agency for Development Cooperation), where he contributes to innovation and social impact strategies. He collaborates with researchers like Anna Moretti and Francesco Zirpoli.

He is affiliated with the Department of Management and contributes to the research ecosystem at Ca' Foscari, particularly in the areas of digital transformation and social innovation. His work supports both academic and applied outcomes in innovation policy and organizational design.