DemoCIS is a research project focusing on the humanities and social sciences. It examines the challenges facing our societies in the modern world. These challenges are divided into four categories: Studying democratic innovations in response to the crisis of institutions, particularly through the evolution of public spaces. Rethinking the places and forms of citizen expression … Lire la suite
As part of the European alliance EULiST – European Universities Linking Society and Technology, Institut Mines-Télécom Business School successfully hosted two Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) during summer 2025 These hybrid programmes brought together students from several European partner universities to explore high-impact themes: student engagement and innovation in digital health. BIP “Student Engagement” – … Lire la suite
Institut Mines-Télécom Business School is pleased to announce that it has been awarded the Label Développement Durable & Responsabilité Sociétale (DD&RS) for a period of two years! This label, awarded by CIRSES (Collectif pour l’Intégration de la Responsabilité Sociétale dans l’Enseignement Supérieur), is official recognition of the solidity and consistency of our sustainable development and … Lire la suite
Institut Mines-Télécom Business School is continuing its ascent on the international scene by joining the world TOP 200 in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025. It is ranked 1st Business School in France for the 4th consecutive year International recognition of our commitment Inclusion in the world’s TOP 200 is an important … Lire la suite
In an article published on 15 March in the European Journal of Physiology, Olivia Chevalier (Research Fellow) and Gérard Dubey (Professor of Sociology) at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School present a review of the literature on the contribution of AI in operating theatres. The article analyses the impact of AI on the three phases of surgery: … Lire la suite
Can self-certification of applications by developers protect children’s sensitive data? This is the subject of a study by Vincent Lefrère, a lecturer in digital economics, and Grazia Cecere, a professor of economics, both at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School. In an article published in the Level 4 Academy of Management Perspectives journal, they present their research … Lire la suite
In May 2024, the City of Tours and the SEPANT2 association accused a Tours-based company of dumping hydrocarbons into the Petite Gironde, a river not far from Tours. This case shows how insensitive companies can sometimes be to the harmful consequences of their actions. To demonstrate this, Vanessa Valéro, Professor of Business Analytics and Decision … Lire la suite
Experimenting with AI to better understand its challenges The AI Fake Festival is based on an immersive approach: second-year students are invited to design a fictitious product or service and promote it via a 100% AI-generated advertising campaign (posters, videos, slogans, etc.). It’s an exercise that highlights the ease with which misleading content can be … Lire la suite
“The issue of deepfakes is a two-sided problem”, say Anuragini Shirish, Professor of Management Information Systems at Institut Mines-Telecom Business School, and her co-author Shobana Komal, Intellectual Property Rights Attorney. In their article entitled A socio-legal inquiry on Deepfakes, the researchers examine the ways in which states can legislate on the issue of deepfakes to … Lire la suite
In an August 2024 article named as Best Paper Runner Up by AMCIS1, Mehwish Waheed, Associate Professor at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, and her colleagues demonstrate mathematically how psychological contracts encourages the apparition of innovative behaviors among the employees. Here is a look back at some of the highlights of the project. Individualities and … Lire la suite
