Tronci Massimo

Massimo Tronci is a Full Professor at the Department of Industrial and Information Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome. His research focuses on industrial safety systems, supply chain optimization, environmental sustainability, and resilience engineering. He holds the academic title of Full Professor (Professore di I fascia) in Industrial and Management Engineering (ING-IND/17).

His work integrates advanced methodologies like Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM), Quality Function Deployment (QFD), and Systems Theory to address complex industrial challenges. Key areas include ergonomic design for safety, stochastic reliability management, and digital twin applications in process safety. He has pioneered frameworks for Product-Service Systems (PSS) implementation, environmental compliance strategies, and inventory management models under uncertainty.

Tronci has contributed extensively to the understanding of socio-technical systems in healthcare and manufacturing, applying resilience engineering principles to improve operational safety. His recent studies explore Industry 5.0 complexities, cyber-socio-technical systems modeling, and sustainable manufacturing practices. He maintains active collaborations in international research networks and has advised numerous institutions on quality assurance and safety management.

Notable contributions include developing inventory control models for aviation spare parts, risk assessment methodologies for medical devices, and environmental audit improvements using FRAM. His research frequently intersects with policy-making, providing evidence-based recommendations for regulatory frameworks like the Seveso Directive.