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Anne-Laure Delaunay is an Associate Professor at the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, specializing in digital transformation and emerging technologies. As a member of the IS Lab IMT-BS, she teaches courses on change management, digital transformation, and Information Systems (BPM, ERP). Her research explores how middle managers adopt digital tools and the collaborative potential of these technologies.
- Education: PhD in Management (Sorbonne Business School, 2020), Research Master Degree (Sorbonne Business School, 2016), Master Degree (Audencia Nantes, 2006)
Her research bridges digital transformation, organizational ethnography, and healthcare innovation. Recent work examines AI applications in pediatric oncology and identity transitions in practitioner-researcher roles. She was awarded the AIM Robert Reix Thesis Prize in 2028.
Her publications focus on digital tool appropriation, remote work paradoxes, and organizational identity dynamics. She actively contributes to academic conferences like EGOS and AIM, emphasizing practical and theoretical intersections.
- Scientific Awards: AIM Robert Reix Thesis Prize (2021)
Delaunay combines 10+ years of industry experience in IS project management (finance/payroll sectors) with academic rigor. She leads teaching modules on business analytics and digital systems, integrating real-world insights into her pedagogy.
Affiliated with IS Lab IMT-BS, she collaborates on cutting-edge research in digital transformation. Her work addresses both theoretical frameworks (activity theory, paradox theory) and applied challenges in AI and healthcare management.
