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Dr Federico Iannacci
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Job title: Senior Lecturer
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Dept: Business School
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Tel: 01227 782689
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Campus: Canterbury
Biography
Federico has a PhD from the London School of Economics (LSE), an MSc from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and a Laurea from the University of Siena. He has a background in economics, management and strategy as he has worked as an independent consultant for a number of companies both in the UK and the US.
Whilst completing his MSc at the NJIT, Federico worked alongside several SMEs to help them develop their Internet strategy and enhance their competitiveness. He subsequently helped the TWIST Standards network develop an open source strategy for the development of new data standards. More recently Federico has worked as an independent consultant within DG Employment in the European Commission to design, develop and implement a strategic framework for the evaluation of their monitoring systems.
He has recently joined the Business School after spending a short spell in the University of Wales, Lampeter, BPP Business School and the London School of Economics.
Teaching and Academic Interests
Federico teaches Information Management and Information & Analytical Skills.
He is very interested in the area of e-Government especially the design, development, use and implementation of large-scale information & communication technologies (ICTs) within the public sector.
Subject Group
Strategy, Entrepreneurship & Management Decision Making
Publications, Working Papers and Conference Papers
2009 The emergence of public sector information infrastructures, European Journal of Information Systems (under review)
2009 Information systems in the public sector: the role of the political dimension, Journal of Strategic Information Systems (under review with Dr. Cordella)
2009 Evaluating monitoring systems in the ESF, Evaluation Review (forthcoming with Dr. Cornford, Dr. Cordella & Dr. Grillo)
2009 Digitising criminal justice in the UK, Transforming Government 3/1
2008 Evaluating monitoring systems, British Academy of Management Proceedings (with Dr. Cornford)
2008 Steps towards joined-up management, Fabri (Eds), ICTs for Prosecutors, Clueb.
2007/08 "Information Systems & Organisations", LSE External Programme (with Dr. Cordella)
2006 On the Weickian model in OSS, Damiani et. al (Eds.), IFIP Series, Springer Boston
2005 Coordination in OSS: The Linux Case Study, E:CO 7/2
2005 Beyond Markets and Firms, First Monday 10/5 (with Prof. Mitleton-Kelly).
2003 The Linux Managing Model, First Monday, 8/12
2002 The Economics of Open Source Software Development: The Linux Case Study, Communications & Strategies 48/4
Consultancy Interests
2005-2007 AGIS Project on the use of technologies within the CPS
2005-2006 ESF Project on monitoring systems
2003-2005 TWIST Standards Project
2000-2001 Omega Precision & Interlink Technologies, Independent Consultant