Muhammad Atif Khan, Associate Professor and Head of the International Business programme at EMLV, was invited by Thammasat University in Thailand to deliver a keynote at the inaugural “Research That Matters: Beyond Publication” conference. His presentation examined how research, teaching and industry can inform one another and contribute to changes in management practice. The conference […]
A cutting machine must do more than follow the outline of a part: it must choose where to begin, which cuts to make first and how to limit movement between them. In a contribution to FNEGE Médias, Daniil Khachai, Academic Director of MSc Supply Chain Management and Assistant Professor at EMLV, explains how mathematical optimisation […]
How do Web3 brands gain recognition and market value when online communities help shape their development? Elissar Toufaily, Associate Professor of Digital Marketing at De Vinci Higher Education, addresses this question in research published in the European Journal of Marketing, examining how social media conversations influence brand awareness, desirability and valuation. The findings offer a […]
Corporate venture capital can give established companies access to green technologies developed by startups. In a Tribune article published by FNEGE Médias, Fatima Shuwaikh, Associate Professor at EMLV, examines how ambidextrous investment strategies can foster green innovation and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, drawing on research covering 126 US corporate investors over 20 years. The findings […]
A new study co-authored by Aveline Cloitre, Assistant Professor at EMLV Business School and researcher within the SIRIUS Chair, examines how entrepreneurial support organisations contribute to sustainable entrepreneurship while navigating competing institutional demands. Published in the peer-reviewed journal Industry and Innovation, the research offers new insights into the role these organisations play in the transition […]
The way people work has become a strategic issue for supply chains, extending well beyond digital tools and automation. A new editorial co-authored by Salomée Ruel, Professor in Supply Chain Management and Purchasing & Supply Management at EMLV, published in The International Journal of Logistics Management, examines how work organisation, human resource management and supply […]
A paper co-authored by Diórgenes Mamédio, Associate Professor of Strategic Management at EMLV, in collaboration with Albrecht Fritzsche, Research Director at IEDC, Bled School of Management (Slovenia), received the Most Inspirational Paper Award from the Innovation Strategic Interest Group (SIG) at EURAM 2026. The research examines how organisations navigate situations where established knowledge and existing […]
As artificial intelligence, collaborative platforms and digital technologies reshape the workplace, managers play a central role in helping teams adapt. Research highlighted by Noor Ul-Ain, Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems, examines how digital leadership can encourage innovation through learning, trust and employee development. Digital transformation is often discussed in terms of technology adoption. Yet […]
Muhammad Ishtiaq Ishaq, Head of MSc Digital Business Analytics and Associate Professor of Marketing at EMLV, presented his latest research at the Digital Transformation Society Conference 2026 in Naples. The study examines how digital leadership and responsible digital transformation contribute to ESG performance in public sector organisations. As organisations integrate artificial intelligence, data-driven decision-making and […]
An article published in EFMD Global Focus highlights the academic, societal and professional impact of French research in management science and business administration. Pascale Bueno Merino, professor at EMLV, co-authored this publication alongside Jean-Luc Herrmann as part of the FNEGE Observatory on French Research in Management Science and Business Administration. Research in management science shapes […]
At the De Vinci Research Center, a seminar on publication strategies highlights the role of interpersonal skills in scientific output. This approach echoes the supply chain teaching developed within the Grande École Programme.Beyond academic methods, research also relies on human dynamics that directly influence the quality of collaborations and publications.A research approach centred on human […]
Organisations continue to invest heavily in business intelligence and analytics systems, yet the value created often remains unclear. UL-AIN Noor’s tribune, published at FNEGE Médias, examines how success can be assessed beyond financial indicators by focusing on decision-making and operational impact. In a context where data increasingly shapes managerial practices, this analysis reframes how organisations […]