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Expected Learning outcomes: Knowledge and understanding: • Students will acquire the basic knowledge and theoretical and methodological foundations to interpret organisational forms and to understand the fundamental characteristics of the most relevant technological innovations and the impact they can have on the way organisations of various kinds operate and relate to their environment. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: • Students will be able to apply the theoretical and methodological knowledge acquired to real organisational contexts, including through the development of individual or group project activities in which they will be encouraged to examine a process of organisational adoption of an innovative digital solution, considering the actions implemented, the difficulties encountered, the benefits gained and any risks Making judgements: • Students will be asked to make their own individual judgements at several points: in evaluating the relationships between the cases proposed for the in-class exercises and the lecture topic, in discussing the cases examined and specific topics during the lectures, and during the presentation of other groups' projects. It is therefore expected that students, at the end of the course, will be able to interpret a case through what they have learned during the course, and to assess the appropriateness of using a tool or solution in a given context. Communications Skills: • During the course, students will be involved in various communication activities: group discussions, class discussion on aspects of the theme of each lesson, group presentation of the lesson theme (when assigned), and presentation of group work at the end of the course. This will give students the opportunity to acquire and understand key terms and concepts related to the evaluation and management of a digital innovation, to experience oral communication and to become familiar with how to present a specific topic and a final report in a clear manner and pointing out the main interesting aspects. Learning skills: • This course will help equip students with the ability to explore an organisational context, particularly when engaged in a digital innovation, and to consider positive and negative aspects, and to consider different possible alternatives.