Najma Saidani

Najma Saidani is an Assistant Professor of Information Systems Management at NEOMA Business School. She holds dual PhDs in Computer Information Systems (Georgia State University) and Information Systems Management (Paris-Dauphine-PSL University). She coordinates courses in information technology management, digital culture, supply chain systems, and data security across programs including MSc Business Analytics, MSc Supply Chain Management, and executive education tracks.

Her research focuses on the negative societal and psychological impacts of ICT proliferation, with key interests in technostress, digital dependency, and the 'dark side' of information systems. Notable contributions address digital circularity in logistics, cryptocurrency's role in marginalized communities, and email overload effects on workplace performance. Recent work bridges IS research with circular economy frameworks to mitigate unintended outcomes of digitalization.

Publications span journals like International Journal of Logistics and Revue Système d'Information et Management, along with conference presentations on topics ranging from cloud computing decision platforms to cognitive adaptation in enterprise social networks. Active in academic communities, her research emphasizes human-centric technology use and organizational adaptation strategies.