Zanutto Alberto

Alberto Zanutto is a Researcher (RTD-B) at the Department of Economics and Law, University of Macerata, specializing in SECS-p/10 (Business Organization). He holds a doctorate in Information Systems and Organizations from the University of Trento. His career includes roles at Lancaster University, the Bruno Kessler Foundation, and the University of Trento's Department of Economics and Management. His research focuses on digital transformation in healthcare, cybersecurity in industrial systems, and organizational sociology.

Key research interests include telemedicine, patient-centered technologies, and the impact of digitalization on healthcare practices. He has explored cybersecurity challenges in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and the integration of immigrant labor. His work bridges organizational theory with technological innovation, emphasizing practical applications in healthcare and public policy.

Zanutto has published extensively on topics like AI in sustainable management, hybrid governance, and pandemic responses in healthcare. His recent projects include studies on telemedicine during the pandemic and digital diversity in healthcare access. He has collaborated on EU-funded initiatives, such as those involving bio-based materials and regional innovation ecosystems.

Teaching includes courses on organizational management and international business at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He is involved in the university's strategic project on wellbeing and work, focusing on nudging in labor policies for unemployed workers.