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Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido

Dr Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido, a distinguished member of the Department of Business Organization and INDESS (University Institute for Sustainable Social Development) at the University of Cadiz, is a seasoned academic leader focusing on entrepreneurship and information systems management. With over 80 impactful research publications, including articles in high-impact journals like JCR and SJR, his contributions to journals such as the International Small Business Journal and the International Journal of Hospitality Management have garnered substantial citations. He is the leader of the research group "New Challenges for Entrepreneurial Management: Information Systems, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship (NewReD)" and led the projects "Determinants and socio-economic impact of high-potential entrepreneurship" and "Success factors for high-growth start-ups," reflecting his strategic research capabilities. He has participated in more than 32 university-industry research results transfer contracts. Currently, he also teaches entrepreneurship and information systems management.

When work supports family life, everyone wins
Hospitality & tourism/Public policy/Social work

When work supports family life, everyone wins

Jose Maria Biedma-Ferrer Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido
March 30, 2026

Can organisations really improve employee well-being by making work–family balance policies truly accessible?

When digital systems quietly decide how we work
Business/Data science/Information systems/Management

When digital systems quietly decide how we work

Alicia Martín Navarro María Paula Lechuga Sancho Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido
March 20, 2026

Who is really in control of daily work when automated systems decide what tasks appear on our screens?

When business software knows more than we think
Business/Data science/Information systems/Management

When business software knows more than we think

Alicia Martín Navarro María Paula Lechuga Sancho Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido
March 13, 2026

Can the digital systems employees use every day quietly shape how knowledge is shared, lost, or put to work?

Why business software fails when employees stop believing in it
Business/Data science/Information systems/Management

Why business software fails when employees stop believing in it

Alicia Martín Navarro María Paula Lechuga Sancho Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido
March 7, 2026

Is business software failing not because of technology but because of how people experience it at work?

In tourism, downtime for workers is as vital as vacation time for travellers. Find out why balancing work and family is crucial for industry success.
Business/Hospitality & tourism/Management

The importance of work-family balance in the tourism sector

Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido Jose Maria Biedma-Ferrer Maria Bogren
February 26, 2024

In tourism, downtime for workers is as vital as vacation time for travelers. Find out why balancing work and family is crucial for industry success.

What does it mean for an entrepreneur to behave in an effectual way?
Business/Education/Hospitality & tourism/Management

Do we know how tourism entrepreneurs will behave?

Alicia Martín Navarro Felix Velicia-Martin Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido Pedro Ramiro Palos Sanchez Ricardo Gouveia Rodrigues
February 7, 2024

What does it mean for an entrepreneur to behave in an effectual way?

Business Process Management Systems (BPMS) now leverage technology to coordinate, visualise, and optimise process-oriented approaches without coding.
Business/Data science/Information systems/Information technology/Management

How to automate business processes and required knowledge without a single line of code?

Alicia Martín Navarro María Paula Lechuga Sancho Jose Aurelio Medina-Garrido
January 31, 2024

Business Process Management Systems (BPMS) now leverage technology to coordinate, visualise, and optimise process-oriented approaches without coding.

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