His research emphasizes a critical, practice-based understanding of the social aspects of innovation, change, knowledge management and inter-firm networked relations. Marco is currently interested in the social, ethical, and cultural issues associated with ubiquitous computing, the Internet of things, big data and, more in general, with the widespread diffusion of cutting-edge technologies made available to citizens. These technologies are changing how knowledge is managed, enacted, and practiced and unintended consequences of such changes need to be carefully examined by researchers and practitioners.