Jean-Charles Pillet

Jean-Charles Pillet serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Information, Operations and Decision Sciences at TBS Education, Toulouse. His academic work bridges information systems theory with practical organizational challenges, focusing on how digital technologies reshape work practices and well-being in contemporary business environments.

His research spans Information Systems, Behavioral Research, and Organizational Theory with specific expertise in Digital Transformation, Scale Development, and Privacy frameworks. Current investigations examine holistic thinking in managerial discourse through wellness startups and flash growth phenomena, where businesses prioritize rapid expansion over operational efficiency to outpace competitors. Methodological innovation remains central to his approach, particularly in instrument development and validation processes.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals three dominant research streams: (1) AI-augmented behavioral research tools like the RATER system for content validation, (2) conceptual frameworks for IT equivocality and functional ambiguity affecting user perceptions, and (3) critical examinations of digital holism in communicative capitalism. His work consistently integrates linguistic perspectives with psychometric rigor, advancing measurement practices in information systems scholarship while addressing societal implications of emerging technologies.