Martina Baglio

Researcher (temporary position), Research fields: Industrial engineering and information engineering, Università Carlo Cattaneo - LIUC

Logistics

Supply Chain Management

Book chapter - Foreword/Afterword

by Martina Baglio, Francesco Bertolotti, Alessandra Centinaio, Cristina De Silva, Hameem Bin Hameed, Rashad Mammadli, Margherita Mietto, Viet Duong Nguyen, Haiat Perozzo and Massimo Riva ... (13 authors)

Published 2025

YES: youth enhancement score: la bussola per ricostruire la prospettiva dei giovani, 223 - 226

Book chapter

La spinta verso la maturità

by Martina Baglio and Francesco Bertolotti

Published 2025

YES: youth enhancement score: la bussola per ricostruire la prospettiva dei giovani, 37 - 57

Book chapter

La svolta green della regione logistica milanese

by Martina Baglio, Sergio Curi, Fabrizio Dallari, Alessandro Creazza and Martina Farioli

Published 2025

Milano produttiva: 35. rapporto della Camera di commercio di Milano Monza Brianza Lodi, 223 - 238

Book chapter Peer reviewed

The era of innovation for sustainability-oriented logistics: a systematic literature review of European studies

by Martina Baglio, Claudia Colicchia, Alessandro Creazza and Emanuele Pizzurno

Published 2024

European perspectives on innovation management, 491 - 519

Logistics has traditionally been seen as a poorly innovative sector and an ancillary business function aimed at reducing costs, and with severe impacts on the environment due to the emissions generated by the logistics processes. However, with new services, logistics is today becoming a strategic source of competitive advantage for organizations. In this evolution, it is unclear how innovation has driven the rise of logistics as a strategic function, and the role of innovation in the logistics sector—especially in the light of understanding the implications for sustainability. In this chapter, a Systematic Literature Review on the current state of the art of the debate around innovation management in the logistics sector is presented, with special emphasis on the scientific literature related to European countries. To shed light on this topic, we combine the Systematic Literature Review with bibliometric tools, and we identify approaches and areas where innovation in logistics has been introduced. Sustainability-oriented innovation emerges as a key topic, along with technology, transport-related innovations, and the customer’s role within innovation processes.

Book chapter

Valutare la qualità dei magazzini

by Fabrizio Dallari, Martina Baglio, Elisabetta Garagiola and Sara Perotti