The plan of activities stems from the MISSION and NATURE of this Centre which is developed from the important experience of the previous centre CLEGI and gathers a vast community of researchers with quite a significant scientific curriculum.

The mission of COMEGI is developing high level of advanced and innovative research to acquire new results on the major challenges of modern Management Sciences: 

1. Covering the major area of Public Management which is, unfortunately, ignored by most research units on Management, and relating its issues with the budgeting, financial and fiscal contexts;
2. Pursuing research lines on E-Business, Marketing and Social and Labour Markets giving special attention to key challenges like E-Public Procurement and Digital Banking;
3. Selecting major issues on HR Management, Leadership, motivation and performance assessment;
4. Focusing on Technology Management including operations management, industrial systems and competitiveness.

 The strategy adopted by COMEGI is based on three major scientific principles:

1. A systemic approach to understand, to diagnose and to recommend better strategies and actions.
2. An interdisciplinary integration of multiple knowledge stemming from the nature of COMEGI.
3. A “problem oriented - approach” following the so called Mode 2 of Research which implies that research should be based on real problems and systems.

Area 1: Economic, Social and Financial Context: 

• Line 1: Educational and Public Budgeting.
• Line 2: Social and Labour Markets.

Area 2: Business and Markets:

• Line 3: Consumer Modeling and Marketing.
• Line 4: Sectorial Modeling – Tourism, Sports and Health.
• Line 5: Auditing and Fiscal Methods.
• Line 6: e-Procurement, Business and e-Learning.

Area 3: Human Resources: Skills, Sustainability and Assessment:

• Line 7: Human Resources – Skills Development and Performance Assessment.
• Line 8: Innovation, Sustainability and Social Responsibility.

Area 4: Technology Management:

• Line 9: Optimization and Management of Industrial Systems.
• Line 10: Operational Management, Logistics and Industrial Competitiveness.