SWING Hell, purgatory, or paradise? institutionalising Smart Working in Governments
Progetti di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale 2022 - PRIN 2022
Funding level: National
Funding agency: Italian Ministry of University and Research
Abstract:
Public administrations are entirely and deeply plunged into globalisation, dematerialization, and digitalisation. Processes contributing to drive/influence the reform that has invested PAs during the last decades call for their managerilisation. In this environment, smart working could represent an opportunity for PAs to play their role more efficiently and effectively, that is, better for their citizens and the other stakeholders. Smart working is essentially based on greater discretion and responsibility in working activities, fostering the need to manage PAs’ resources appropriately to make the deployment and institutionalization of these principles possible and to move from “hell/purgatory” to “paradise” situations. To this end, the research project focuses on the relationships between SW and the most relevant resources/capitals in PAs: the human, the structural/organizational, and the relational for enhancing the understanding of “how” SW impacts PAs’ intellectual capitals and PAs’ performance and value creation processes.
Disa role: Partner - Local Unit
DiSA Team Leader: Rebecca Levy Orelli
Other Departments involved: Dipartimento di Statistica
Project Coordinator: Università di Siena
Other participants: Università di Cagliari, Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
Start date 28/09/2023 - End date 27/09/2025
Total project cost: 309.748 euro
Progetto di ricerca PRIN 2022 dal titolo “Swing hell, purgatory, or paradise? institutionalising Smart Working in Governments”, Codice Progetto 20229BN5BH_003, CUP J53D23004210006, finanziato nell’ambito del Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza PNRR - Missione 4 – Componente 2 – Investimento 1.1 “Fondo per il Programma Nazionale di Ricerca e Progetti di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale (PRIN)” (Bando indetto con D.D. del MUR n. 104 del 02/02/2022).
Funded by European Union - Next Generation EU