Dr. Stéphanie Missonier is a Professor in Information Systems at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. She has received her PhD from the University of Nice, Sophia Antipolis, France. Her research adopts an interdisciplinary perspective for designing innovative artefacts that aim at supporting team collaboration in different projects – including IT projects – through increasing the quality of their conversation. She will be a visiting scholar at Stanford, invited through the SCANCOR network. She is a member of AIM, Swiss Chapter of the AIS and has published in international outlets such as the Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS), Organizational Studies and International Journal of Project Management (IJPM).
Dr. Alicia Roschnik is an Information Systems graduate from HEC Lausanne. She conducter her PhD under Prof. Missonier’s supervision. Her research focuses on organisational culture in the context of agile transformations. Follow her research on ResearchGate.
Hans Durosier is a PhD student in Management and Information Systems, working under Prof. Missonier and Prof. Amer’s supervision. His research focuses on the impact of technosolutionist and apocalyptic narratives on ecological and social transformation, particularly within cultural and managerial domains.
Min Mo is a PhD student in Information Systems, working under Prof. Stéphanie Missonier’s supervision. Trained in Information Science at Nanjing University, her research explores digital inquiry platforms to support the sustainability assessment of business models in the context of wicked problems.
Former members
Dr. Désirée Krejci did her PhD under Prof. Missonier’s supervision. Her research focused on how incumbent organisations initiate digital innovation with non-IT employees.
Dr. Satu Iho first followed a career as an IT consultant and specialist. Satu has now finished her PhD under the supervision of Pr. Missonier. Her research focused on the evolving role of the IT function, especially in terms of organising for IT exploration and digital innovation.
Dr. Dina Elikan has completed her PhD at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Her research focused on the development of visual collaborative tools for co-designing solutions to wicked problems and looked at the particular problem of startup and SME brand identity.
Dr. Hazbi Avdiji is a PostDoc at the University of St-Gallen in Switzerland. Their research mainly focuses on the social, cognitive, and linguistic aspects in team collaboration.