We are Scanlitt

Frantz Rowe (University of Nantes, LEMNA laboratory), graduated from UC Berkeley in 1985 and obtained his doctorate in Information Systems Management in 1991 at the University of Paris. He is the co-founder of the Information & Management Association. He was the first editor-in-chief of the journal Information Systems and Management before being co-editor of the European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) until 2018. He supervised 31 doctoral students and currently directs the doctoral program in consulting and research at IAE in Nantes. His research focuses, among other things, on the philosophy of information systems, organizational transformation through IS, and research methodology.

Guy Paré is director of the doctoral program (Ph.D) in administration and a full professor in the Department of Information Technology at HEC Montréal in Canada. Since June 2014, he has headed the Digital Health Research Chair, which has an important scientific program in connection with various issues relating to the computerization of the patient file, the implementation of IT in support of home care and the uses and impacts of mobile applications and connected objects. His work has resulted in a large number of scientific publications, expert reports and conference reports and he has been asked to the World Health Organization, the Ministry of Health in France, Health Infoway Canada as well as the Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services as well as the Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services to provide his expertise. He was elected a member of the Academy of Social Sciences of the Royal Society of Canada in 2012 and was ranked 5th in the world among the most influential researchers in medical informatics in 2022.

Denise Potosky is a professor at Pennsylvania State University, Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies, in the USA. She received her doctorate in industrial relations and human resources at Rutgers University, USA. His research in the field of human resources management has been published in high-impact journals in management and psychology. In addition to her teaching activities at the master's, MBA, and doctoral levels, she has held various leadership roles at the university and has worked as a guest speaker and consultant to leaders of numerous public institutions and private business organizations.

Amitabh Anand (PhD, HDR) is a professor of management, organization and entrepreneurship at Excelia Business School in La Rochelle, France. His research is interdisciplinary and focuses in particular on leadership, ethics, human behavior, technology, entrepreneurship and bibliometrics. He has won numerous awards for his intellectual contributions and his teaching.

Sébastien Dubois is a sociologist and professor at NEOMA BS in France. He obtained his Habilitation to Direct Research at the University of Paris, France. Associate researcher at the Center for the Sociology of Organizations (CSO), a CNRS laboratory attached to Sciences Po Paris, he teaches in several French and international institutions. His work focuses on socio-economic organization and careers in artistic and academic fields, and he is interested in the relationship between individuals and vaccination. Her articles have been published in leading journals. He receives support from the Ministry of Culture to conduct his research.

Doctor Jean-Marc Bereder is specialized in digestive oncology and an expert in the treatment of peritoneal tumor diseases at the Nice University Hospital (Regional Reference Center for Rare Peritoneal Tumors). He is also a specialist in the uses of Artificial Intelligence in the field of Health.

Frédéric Prate is a geriatrician. Graduated from the University of Paris XI in France for Clinical Research, Modeling and Information Processing, he obtained the title of Health Systems and Autonomy Engineer in 2014, he specialized in Public Health. He worked at the Nice University Hospital Center, as a software referent for prescription assistance. The period at the Center for Innovation and Uses in Health for the coordination of clinical research projects and the evaluation of innovative solutions is in direct connection with his interest in the world of digital technology and health. Today, he coordinates the team of the Reference Center for Health, Well-being, Aging at the University of Côte d'Azur.

Yves Alembik is an HDR geneticist and pediatrician. Former president of the GPBR grouping of paediatricians of Bas-Rhin, and a hospital practitioner in medical genetics at the CHU de Strasbourg, he is currently President of the advisory board of the Alsace cluster of EREGE, the regional ethics area of Grand Est.

Jean-Pierre Chemla is specialized in gynecology and obstetrics and is an expert in the repair of personal injury. Her research focuses on certain pathologies in pregnant women. His expert work requires a lot of substantial documentary research.

Aymeric Menet is a cardiologist specializing in rhythmology. He currently works at the Saint-Philibert hospital in Lille, France. His research focuses on cardiac desynchronization and national health data in rhythmology.