
05th of May, 2022
Roxane FAVIER, Isabelle FROCHOT (USMB, IREGE)
Towards a better understanding of social exchange and resident-tourist interactions: an application to the mass tourism destination of Lake Annecy
Roxane FAVIER, Isabelle FROCHOT (USMB, IREGE)
Towards a better understanding of social exchange and resident-tourist interactions: an application to the mass tourism destination of Lake Annecy
This is the issue that the IOPEN chair has been tackling since October 2020, and last night’s masterclass allowed us to take advantage of the first results, and to identify the profiles +/- open to innovation among employees.
Philippe Silberzahn opened the evening by exposing the possible blocks to #transformation in the face of risks & uncertainties.
Our mental models are just as much guides to get through these events, unifying when it comes to shared beliefs, sometimes limiting when we face unprecedented or disruptive situations!
▶ Wanting to transform the collective therefore implies evolving one’s mental models… if only they are well identified!
Then Romain Gandia talked about opening processes, very often turned towards the external, and finally forgetting that the internal ecosystem can be a source of value for the company.
Sandra Dubouloz proposed a little game to know our level of transformation… A very interesting LIVE feedback!
And to finish, Rachel Bocquet presented the different opening profiles, to identify the internal actors of the transformation, with exciting perspectives on the managerial / organizational aspects, and the measurement of performance.
Rozenn PERRIGOT (CREM, Université de Rennes 1)
The role of franchisor know-how and support in encouraging pro-environmental behaviors among their franchisees
Pierre-Louis MEURIC (USMB, IREGE)
The mechanisms that enhance Early Internationalizing Firms high-growth trajectory: a dynamic capabilities approach
Dorothée CHARLIER (USMB, IREGE)
Utility Services Poverty: Addressing the Problem of Household Deprivation in Mayotte
Elodie MANTHÉ, Rémi MENCARELLI (USMB, IREGE)
Value destruction by the contributors in crowdsourcing: activities: literature review and research agenda