À propos de ce document
The January-February 2026 issue opens the year with a focus on the academic visibility and societal impact of the research carried out by the Business Science Institute. Strengthening the institute's international positioning is fully aligned with the momentum of its 2024-2028 strategy, which aims to increase global recognition of its work and that of its 232 alumni worldwide. The issue also highlights the vitality of research in management sciences more broadly and the growing recognition of the DBA in particular, notably through the inclusion of the DBA in the programme of the AIM 2026 conference and the creation of the very first award for the best DBA thesis in information systems. The scientific contributions of professors and alumni address themes as diverse as artificial intelligence, sustainability, diversity, supply chain management, international collaboration and identity at work, reflecting the major contemporary challenges facing management. The newsletter finally pays tribute to the commitment and achievements of the community, through book publications, academic distinctions, calls for papers and alumni initiatives. It addresses doctoral managers, doctors and the professors of the network, as well as managers considering the doctoral programme. The recurring sections, seminar agenda, admissions and press review, complete the picture. Links to videos and to the documentary resources made available to the doctoral community are also included.