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The digitalization of physical reality: theoretical lenses to incorporate digitalization into management research

In: Research Handbook on Digital Strategy

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  • Gianvito Lanzolla
  • Danilo Pesce
  • Christopher Tucci

Abstract

The management literature has recently witnessed a considerable escalation of research around the implications of digitalization for firms and their environment. Yet, the conceptualization of the construct of digitalization remains elusive at best. In this chapter, we develop a taxonomy of the outcomes of the digitalization of physical reality, and of the interaction amongst digitalized units of physical reality. We maintain that these taxonomies may enhance the scope for combining extant research in integrative frameworks as well as informing management research that links digitalization and its agency in a more systematic way.

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  • Gianvito Lanzolla & Danilo Pesce & Christopher Tucci, 2023. "The digitalization of physical reality: theoretical lenses to incorporate digitalization into management research," Chapters, in: Carmelo Cennamo & Giovanni B. Dagnino & Feng Zhu (ed.), Research Handbook on Digital Strategy, chapter 4, pages 83-101, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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    1. Elia, Gianluca & Solazzo, Gianluca & Lerro, Antonio & Pigni, Federico & Tucci, Christopher L., 2024. "The digital transformation canvas: A conceptual framework for leading the digital transformation process," Business Horizons, Elsevier, vol. 67(4), pages 381-398.

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