Sabrina Boulesnane

Sabrina Boulesnane is a Senior Lecturer in Information and Communication Sciences at iaelyon School of Management, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3, France. She is affiliated with the University Institute of Technology and is actively involved in teaching and research within the domain of information systems and digital transformation.

Her research focuses on critical contemporary themes such as digital inclusiveness, digital sobriety (eco-design and sustainable digital practices), communicating information systems involving artificial intelligence, big data, and connected objects, and the uses and practices of ICT in the context of digital humanities. She is a member of the Information Systems Research Group and holds authorization to direct research (HDR), underscoring her advanced research qualifications.

The available articles and publications were not listed in the source text; however, her recent engagement in academic discourse includes participation in events like the 'Digital Sobriety: A Path to an Eco-Responsible Transition?' discussion at iaelyon OpenStudio in November 2023, indicating active scholarly involvement in sustainability and digital responsibility.

She plays a significant academic leadership role as the Program Manager for the Master 2 in Management and Strategy of Information Systems (MS2I). Her teaching portfolio includes courses such as Digital Transformation of Businesses, Managerial Communication in an IS Context, E-Business, Project Management in Information Systems, and Fundamentals of Information Systems. She teaches within the CNU Section 71 (Information and Communication Sciences) framework.

Scientific Awards:
No scientific awards or honors are mentioned in the available text.

Advising and Grants:
Sabrina Boulesnane supervises postgraduate education and leads the MS2I program. While specific students or grant-funded projects are not listed, her role implies academic advising and potential involvement in research grants related to digital transformation and sustainable digital practices. Her research themes suggest alignment with European and national initiatives on green IT and digital citizenship.

Labs and Research Teams:
She is a member of the Information Systems Research Group, which supports interdisciplinary research in information systems, digital innovation, and organizational transformation. This group likely collaborates with industry and public sector partners on digital transformation and civic technology initiatives.