Christine BERNADAS

Christine Bernadas is an Associate Professor of Information Systems at EM Normandie since 2011. She holds a PhD in International Business Administration from Texas A&M International University (2007). Her research focuses on the impact of information systems on organizations, particularly in SMEs, cross-cultural contexts, and enterprise systems like ERP software.

Education: PhD in Business Administration (2007), A.R Sanchez School of Business, Texas A&M International University. Previous academic roles include Assistant Professor at Central Washington University (2007-2011).

Research interests span digital transformation, ERP implementation challenges, global technology adoption barriers, and cybersecurity strategies. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in SME digitization and cross-border enterprise software adoption.

Publications span over 15 years, with notable contributions in Journal of Enterprise Information Management, Long Range Planning, and conference proceedings. Her 2007 paper on ERP acquisition decisions won a Best Paper Award.

Awards: Best Paper Award at 2007 Applied Business Research Conference. Active in consulting reports like the ARDECO project analyzing urban e-services adoption in Caen.

Collaborative work includes projects on Silver Economy opportunities in Normandie and cross-cultural tech perception studies in crowd-sourcing tools.