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P4. Foreword by organizers

P5. Foreword by FABERNOVEL

P6. Academic partners

P7. Academic journals

P8. Programme Overview

P9 – 19. Detailed programme

P22 – 23. Practical information

P24 – 25. Acknowledgments

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Innovation is probably one of the major economic priorities of the

beginning of the 21st century. Drawing on its rich history to contribute to

the to the progress of this theoretical and practical priority, last year

Cnam hosted the 1st Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day. The

Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Action Sciences (LIRSA) has, of

course,been the fertile ground for the creation and continuation of these

Innovation Days.

Innovation studies needs to be developed through a diverse network of

researches in order to tackle a large range of issues. This is why we are

delighted to welcome you all to our conference. During this second

edition, more than one hundred scientific works will be presented within

30 Special Interest Groups. They cover management, the financing and

governance of innovation, the collaborative and entrepreneurial

dimensions of innovation, and even phenomena like Fablabs and 3D

printing.

There is so much to do! The second Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day is

supported by a variety of scientific associations that work - at least

partly - on innovation. This cooperation illustrates the truly

interdisciplinary nature of innovation science.

We hope you will enjoy the conference. We also hope these two first

Abbé Grégoire Innovation Days will be the beginning of a long and rich

intellectual journey that we will continue walking together.

The Organising Committee

Forewords4

Forewords5

WE ENABLE TEAMS AND

ORGANISATIONS TO MOVE TWICE AS

FAST

We are a digital agency, a creative squad of

analysts and makers that accelerates

companies’ transformation by learning and

doing.

We aim at creating bridges between academics

and companies by sharing and making

knowledge more accessible.

We connect companies in quest for innovation

with researchers that aim at deciphering its

challenges with a new perspective.

Our partnership with the 2nd Abbé Grégoire

Innovation Day is a great opportunity to do so.

Academic partners

We are delighted to partner with most of the French scientific associations: l’Association Internationale de

Management Stratégique (AIMS), l’Académie de l’Entrepreneuriat et de l’Innovation (AEI), Association

Académique Internationale de Gouvernance (AAIG), Association Internationale de Recherche en

Entrepreneuriat et PME (AIREPME), and Association Française de Marketing (AFM), Research Network on

Innovation (RNI), Association Française de Science Economique (AFSE)

Many thanks to all of them !

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The 2nd Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day has concluded several partnerships with academic journals. The

authors will have the opportunity to submit their articles to these journals, and be published in their special

issues or special features covering the 2nd Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day.

• Entreprendre & Innover

• Entreprise & Société

• European Review of Service Economics and Management

• Finance Contrôle Stratégie

• Innovations, Revue d’Economie et de Management de l’Innovation (REMI) / Journal of Innovations

Economics and Management (JIEM)

• International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

• International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

• International Journal of Manufacturing Technology & Management

• Revue de l'entrepreneuriat

• Technologie & Innovation

A special issue about Collective Innovation: Communities, Organisations, territories is planned in the

Revue Française de Gestion. Guest editors are involved as SIG chairs in the organisation of the second

Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day : Raphaël Suire, Anne Berthinier-Poncet, et Julie Fabbri.

The deadline for submissions is June 15th 2017.

Call for Papers on the Revue Française de Gestion‘s website.

Academic Journals7

Overall Programme

8:15 – 8:45

8:45 – 10:15

10:15 – 10:30

10:30 – 12:30

12:30 – 13:40

13:40 – 15:40

15:40 – 16:00

16:00 – 18:00

18:00 – 19:00

19:00 – 21:00

Welcoming coffee

Plenary session with Phillipe Aghion

Coffee break

Papers presentations, morning session

Lunch break

Papers presentation, second session

Coffee break

Papers presentation, third session

Closing cocktail

Visit of the Museum of Arts and Crafts

Near Amphitheatre Abbé Grégoire

Amphitheatre Abbé Grégoire

Near Amphitheatre Abbé Grégoire

See the rooms in following pages

Salle des Textiles

See the rooms in following pages

Near presentation rooms

See the rooms in following pages

Salle des Textiles

Museum of Arts and Crafts

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Plenary Conference

8:45-10:15

Philippe Aghion

Professor at Collège de France

« The Economics of Institutions, Innovation and Growth »

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The impact of Venture Capital monitoring inEuropeM.Colombo (Politecnico di Milano),D.D’Adda (U. Politecnica delle Marche),P.Malighetti (U. degli Studi di Bergamo),A.Quas (EMLYON Business School, S.Vismara(U. degli Studi di Bergamo)

Corporate Venture Capital and SyndicationNetworksE.Braune (INSEEC Lyon), J.M.Sahut (IDRACBusiness School · & HEG Fribourg)

Multi Corporate Venture Capital: A New Toolfor Innovation Financing,B. Le Pendeven (CNAM)

Fund Size, Duration, Valuation, Performanceand Innovation: what differences betweenCorporate and Independent VentureCapital-Backed Start-Ups?F. Shuwaikh (U. Paris-Sud)

Venture capital and Corporate-Venture Capital

Benjamin Le Pendeven (CNAM)

Classroom 17.1.21

Clusters, networks and places for innovation

Jérôme Vincente (U. Toulouse 1), Raphaël Suire (U. Nantes)

Classroom 21.1.03

Technological gatekeepers, regional inventornetworks and inventive performanceJ. Le Gallo (U. Bourgogne Franche-Comté), A.Plunket (U. de Lorraine)

Quel impact des proximités géographique etsociale(s) pour construire une relationd’affaire dans un cluster? Le cas du SPLmecanic valleeB. Bezzon (Sciences Po Toulouse), R. Levy-Cohen (idem)

A heterogeneous coefficient approach to theknowledge production functionC. Autant-Bernard (U. Jean Monnet), J.Lesage (Texas State University, San Marcos)

La dynamique écosystémique des Pôles deCompétitivité entre Innovation etEntrepreneuriatC. Chastenet de Géry (Toulouse BusinessSchool), E.-M. Laviolette (idem)

Morning session

10:30 – 12:30

Open innovation and dynamic relationalcapabilities, The case of Midi-Pyreneanbiotech start-upsG. Labrouche (Sciences Po Toulouse)

Utilisation des méthodes d’expérimentationau sein des départements marketingT. Barbarin (U. Paris Dauphine), P. Volle(idem)

Comment une business school gère sonambidextrie en termes d’innovationsd’exploitation et d’exploration : Une analysepar le concept de capacité dynamiqued’innovation pédagogique,A. J.-G. Passant (U. Paris 1), J.-P. Bouilloud(ESCP Euroupe), A. Gratacap (U. Paris 1)

Making capabilities dynamic: mechanismsand structure for coupling and decouplingdifferentiated routinesC. Mehouachi (ISG Paris), P Cohendet (HECMontréal)

Dynamic CapabilitiesDavid W. Versailles, Nicolas Aubouin, Valérie Merindol(Paris School of Business)

Classroom 21.1.09

11Morning session

10:30 – 12:30

L’intention entrepreneuriale desinventeurs universitaires au MarocM. Diamane (Groupe ISCAE)S.Koubaa (U. Hassan II, Casblanca)

The implementation of creativeideas: An experimentalinvestigation of the role ofEntrepreneurs' confidence and risk-taking behaviorM.-C. Angel Ferrero (U.Montpellier), V. Bessière (idem)

Identification des opportunités parle repreneur personne-physique :les apports de la théorie desprototypesD. Boumedjaoud (U. Montpellier),K. Messeghem (idem)

L'activité d'idéation dans unejournée d'entrepreneursG. Marquet (U Clermont-Auvergne)

Entrepreneur & innovatorLéo-Paul Dana (Montpellier

Business School), Alain Fayolle (EM Lyon)

Classroom 21.1.12

Social innovationThibault Cuénoud,

Dimbi Ramonjy(ESC La Rochelle)

L'entrepreneur social, défis majeur desinnovations sociales : études expérimentalesdans les entreprises de serviceS. Bendimerad (Université d’Angers)

L’innovation sociale est elle contradictoire avecla

notion d’intérêt général : analyse conceptuelleR. Donnadieu (U. Paris Dauphine), A. Moussa(IAE Aix-Marseille)

Perspective institutionnaliste de l'innovationsociale : le processus d'innovation sociale dansle fonctionnement des pôles de compétitivitéR. Peres (U. Aix Marseille)

Les innovations hybrides, une nouvelle pratiquemanagériale de la RSE pour les entreprises.N. Gasmi (U. de Bourgogne)

Processus itératif d’innovation sociale en pme :le cas dechetriM.-A. Villette (ESC Clermont-Ferrand), M.Bourgain (idem)

Amphi Robert Faure

Innovation In Politics –Innovation Marketing

D. Chabanet (IDRAC) – E. Le Nagard-Assayag (ESSEC)

Classroom 21.1.11

L'émergence, en France, del'entrepreneuriat social à l'agendapolitiqueD. Chabanet (IDRAC Business school)

Quelle légitimité de l’Action publique dansle capital-investissement régional ?S. Jaouen (EM Strasbourg), L.Ramboarison-Lalao (idem), P. Imbs (idem)

Innovation et entrepreneur politique , ladiffusion d’une innovation intellectuelledans le corps social par le discoursprogrammatiques des partis politiques : lecas de l’environnementalisme en FranceF. Facchini (U. Paris 1), B. Michallet (idem)

Antecedents and Consequences ofConsumer Perceived Brand InnovativenessA. Moussa (IAE Aix-Marseille), V. deBarnier (idem)

12Morning session

10:30 – 12:30

User Co-CreationA. Hemonnet-Goujot (IAE Aix),

C. Vellera (IAE Toulouse), S. Salgado (IAE Aix)

La co-création de la valeur dans unprojet d'innovation collaboratif. Un casde transition vers l'économie circulaireJ.-C. Boldrini (IAE Nantes)

Comment un artefact numériquepousse une Equipe-projet Ad Hoc à laperformance et à l’innovation eninstaurant en son sein uncomportement apprenant ?F. Buisson (HEC Montréal)

Coopération, compétition oucoopétition ? Effet du modèle de co-création d’idées sur l’attitude envers laplateformeM. Elmoukhliss (Télécom EM)

Amphithéâtre J.-B. Say

AerospaceP. Barbaroux (CReA), V. Dos Santos Paulino (Toulouse Business School)

Innovations et firme modulaire : latrajectoire d’innovation d’AirbusM. Kechidi (Université de Toulouse 2)

Stratégies des firmes en place suite àl’introduction d’innovations radicales :le cas du secteur spatialE. Gentilucci (U. Paris 1), V Dos SantosPaulino (Toulouse Business School) ,Denis Lacoste (Toulouse BusinessSchool)

The fast rise of Comac in the globalaircraft industry. A lesson of capacitybuildingL. Frank (Centre de recherché del’armée de l’air)

Amphithéâtre Abbé GrégoireAmphithéâtre Paul Painlevé

Spaces for innov. & fablabsLionel Roure (CNAM),Julie Fabbri (EM Lyon),Anna Glaser (Novancia)

The revolving credit of legitimacy:maintaining provisional autonomythrough justifying workC. Gibert (ESCP Europe), V. Steyer (ISGParis), S. Picard (IAE Toulouse)

Réseaux d'espaces collaboratifsd'innovation et communautésd'innovateursK. Sacepe (Ecole Polytechnique)

Introduire et développer une cultureentrepreneuriale dans les universités :le rôle des open labsI. Capdevila (Paris School of Business),V. Mérindol (idem)

Fragments de langages et innovation :le cas des espaces de coworkingW. Hasbi (Université Paris II)

132nd session

13:40 – 15:40

When the Economies of Worth revisitsmanagerial innovation – The case of Sisterhoodprogram in VietnamH.M. Nguyen (U. Rouen), S. Adam-Ledunois(idem), E. Rémy (idem)

Motivations à l’adoption d’une innovationmanagériale : déterminants contextuels etconséquencesY. Saleh (U. Paris Dauphine), E. Canet (idem)

L’innovation participative en stratégie :innovation, illusion ou révolution managériale ?D. Grandclaude (EM Strasbourg), T. Nobre (idem)

Questionner le phénomène d’adoption d’uneinnovation managériale grâce à lareprésentation sociale des dirigeants. Le cas del’entreprise libéréeS. Dubouloz (U. Savoie Mont-Blanc), C. MattelinPierrard (idem)

The construction of management innovation: aconstrasted case study of strategy conceptsG. Carton (ISG Paris)

Management Innovation: Critical LookSébastien Damart (U. Paris Dauphine)

Classroom 17.1.21

Clusters - IncubatorsJ. Vincente, R. Suire -

K. Messeghem, O. Toutain

The co-evolution of knowledge and collaborationnetworks: the role of the technology life-cycle inStructural Composite MaterialsJ. Van der Pol (U. Bordeaux), J.-P. Rameshkoumar(idem)

How collaborative incentives in cluster policiesinfluence the structural role of SMEs in regionalinnovation systems: A network-based analysis ofAerospace Valley in Toulouse - France (2005-2015)D. Lucena (U. Toulouse 1), J. Vicente (idem)

Marketing skills acquisition and Academic Spin-offgrowth: Comparison between recruitment,training and partnershipK. Messeghem (U. Montpellier), V. Bessière(idem), M. Gomez-Breysse (idem), A. Ramaroson(idem), S. Sammut (idem)

L'effet de coopétition sur la performance au seinde l'écosystème de l'accompagnemententrepreneurialC. Theodoraki (U. Montpellier), K. Messeghem(idem)

Classroom 21.1.03

Family business –Student entrepreneurshipD. Chabaud – J.-P. Boissin

Evolution d'un parcours de formationen Entreprenariat-Innovation : Casd'UniLaSalleN. Schnuriger (U. LaSalle Beauvais), A.Vuillemenot (idem), F. Fourati-Jamoussi (idem)

De la compétence entrepreneuriale del’étudiant entrepreneur… à sacertification : enjeux etquestionnementsJ. Authier (U. Bretagne Loire), P. Brenet(U. Bourgogne Franche-Comté), N.Schieb-Bienfait (IAE Nantes)

L’innovation : clé de réussite desentreprises familialesentrepreneuriales en AlgérieF. Merzouk (U. Bouira, Algeria)

Innover dans l’entreprise familiale : Lecapital social du dirigeant familialcomme ressource uniqueM. Gouëdard (Audencia, U. Nantes), P.Robic (U. Nantes)

Classroom 21.1.09

142nd session

13:40 – 15:40

Innov. in Supply Chain –Entrepreneur & innovator

R. Calvi (IAE Savoie Mont-Blanc), R. Servajean-Hilst(Ecole Polytechnique) – Léo-Paul Dana (Montpellier

Business School), Alain Fayolle (EM Lyon)

Classroom 21.1.12

Revue critique de la littérature surl'innovation socialeI. Douzi (ESC Tunis, Tunisia), K. BenKahla (idem)

What are the Costs of Non-responsibleInnovation? Débats théoriques etperspectives pratiques.T. Cuenoud (ESC La Rochelle)

Enjeux de la RSE dans les PME decroissance dirigées par des femmesC. Léger-Jarniou (U. Paris Dauphine), R.Redien-Collot (Novancia)

What are the Costs of Non-responsibleInnovation?S. Faucheux (CNAM), C. Gans Combe(INSEEC), C Kuszla (U. Paris OuestNanterre)

Social innovationThibault Cuénoud, Dimbi Ramonjy

(ESC La Rochelle)

Amphi Robert Faure

Patents – InternationalizationJ.Penin (U. Strasbourg) –

S. Ben Mahmoud-Jouini (HEC)

Worldwide IP coverage of patentedinventions in large pharma firms: towhich extent do theinternationalisation of R&D and firmstrategy matter?P. Laurens (U Paris-Est), C. Le Bas(ESDES Business School), A. Schoen (U.Paris-Est)

Schumpeterian Growth withFundamental and Applied R&D:Intellectual Property Law and PublicSponsorship of ResearchE. Gray (Toulouse Business School)

On the International Changes of PatentOwnership: Strategic Relocation andPatent BoxesL. Ciaramella (Mines Paris Tech)

Coordinate a Three Sided Challenge:Innovation, Proximity, and GrowthM. Neukam (U. Strasbourg)

Classroom 21.1.11

Early Purchasing Involvement in NPD under DIconditions: a framework of emergingpurchasing practicesK. Picaud (Audencia), R. Calvi (IAE Savoie MontBlanc), T. Johnsen (Politecnico Di Milano)

Supplier innovation can be measured -How to effectively include the technologydimension into sourcing decisionsF. Schupp (Technical University Berlin)

La croissance dans les industries culturelles etcréatives : le cas de la Digital Innovation ValleyK. Kristoforidis (U. Mons), R. Viseur (idem)

Investissements en innovation et productivitédes entreprises en Côte d’IvoireS. Dassé-Lébri (U. Abidjan)

152nd session

13:40 – 15:40

Management of innovationGilles Garel (CNAM)

Organizational ambidexterity:Fractal and dynamic by natureL. Dymyd (U. Strasbourg), P. Llerena(idem)

Partage des connaissances,innovation et performanceA. Soualhia (U. Sfax, Tunisia), S.Akachi (idem).

Coordonner la phase aval duprocessus d’innovation dans les FMN: repenser le métier de chef de projetM. Guérineau (Ecole Polytechnique)

Crowdsourcing d'idéation : enjeux etfacteurs de performanceE. Schenk (INSA Strasbourg), C.Guittard (idem)

Amphithéâtre J.-B. Say

3D PrintingThierry Rayna (Novancia)

Apport de la veille technologique : Cas del’impression 3DE. Dimey (U. LaSalle Beauvais), F. De Colnet(idem), J. Laye (idem), A. Invernizzi (idem), F.Fourati-Jamoussi (idem)

The Green Fablab concept: a local anddistributed recycling approach for open-sourceadditive manufacturingF. Cruz Sanchez (U. de Lorraine), H. Boudaoud(idem), S. Hoppe (idem), M. Camargo (idem)

Additive Manufacturing Supply Chain : criticalchallenges for manufacturing end-use parts atindustrial scaleS. Berbain (ISG Paris)

When Digital Fabrication DrivesReconfigurations in the Dental IndustryB. Tezenas du Montcel (CNAM)

Industrial AM Service Providers in ItalyL. Beltrametti (U. Genoa, Italy), A Gasparre(idem)

Amphithéâtre Abbé Grégoire

Innovation & sustainabilitySophie Mignon (U. Montpellier)

Sustainable Innovation and Frugal Innovation:What Enrichment of the Field of InnovationStudies?C. Le Bas (ESDES Business School)

The relationship between heritage and innovation :A conceptual analysisG. Olivié-Touati (CNAM), A. Moussa (U. Aix-Marseille)

L’innovation comme valeur : quelle GRH pourdévelopper les compétences dynamiques ?F. Djellal (U. Lille 1), F. Gallouj (idem)

Adaptation and longevity of French agriculturalcooperativesJ. Valette (U. Montpellier), P. Amadieu (U.Montpellier), P. Sentis (Montpellier BusineseeSchool)La symétrie entre les partenaires concurrents : Unfacteur explicatif de la pérennité d’une alliancecoopétitiveA. Nicolosi (U. Montpellier, A Mione (U. idem), F.Robert (Montpellier Business School)

Amphithéâtre Paul Painlevé

163rd session

16:00 – 18:00

Crowdfunding - Business AngelArmin Schwienbacher (EM Lyon) -

Jean Rédis (ESSIEE Paris),Gilles Certhoux (Audencia)

Crowdfunding, business angels, capitalrisque : vers de nouvelles trajectoires definancement des start-upsV. Bessiere (U. Montpellier), E. Stephany(idem)

Une typologie des plateformes d’EquityCrowdfunding françaises : singularitésde leur gouvernanceK Bouaiss (U. Lille 2), C. Girard(Audencia)

Investissement en amorçage desbusiness-angels : la plus-value ducollectif au sein des réseauxA.Ola (U. Angers), C.Deffains-Crapsky(idem), R. Dumoulin (U. Anger et ISCParis)

Serial entrepreneurship, organisationalcapital and access to venture capitalJean Rédis (ESIEE Paris)

Classroom 17.1.21

Governance & Innovation – Public Financing for Innovation

C. Girard (Audencia) –Y. Alperovych (EM Lyon), A.Quas (EM Lyon)

Classroom 21.1.03

Spaces for innovation and fab labsLionel Roure (CNAM),Julie Fabbri (EM Lyon),

Anna Glaser (Novancia),

Ethnography of a FabLab’s community:Analyze of the social interactions forms inArtilectC. Garnier (Télécom ParisTech), V.Fernandez (idem), G. Puel (U. Toulouse 1)

De l’animation d’un espace de coworkingdedie a l’innovation entrepreneurialeetudianteA. Dandoy (U. Paris Dauphine)

Open Social Innovation Dynamics andImpact: Exploratory Study of a Fab LabNetworkT. Rayna (Novancia Business School), L.Striukova (University College of London)

Places and third-places, are they themissing puzzle pieces in dynamic of culturaland creative clusters?A. Rallet (U. Paris Sud), R. Suire (U. Nantes),F. Rochelandet (idem), G. Guibert (idem)

Classroom 21.1.09

Gouvernance et co-construction de la régulationd'un secteur émergeant : le cas du crowdfundingen FranceH. Berkowitz (Ecole Polytechnique, InstitutBarcelona d'Estudis Internacionals), A. Souchaud(ESCP Europe)

Comment le contrôle de gestion peutaccompagner la croissance dans les PMEinnovantes ?J. Duprat (U. Bourgogne Franche Comté)

Vers une modélisation du concept de la créationde valeur en intégrant des notions persistantesR. Desmarteau (U. du Québec à Montréal), A.-L.Saives (idem)

Skills or Networks? Success and FundraisingDeterminants in a Low Performing VentureCapital MarketM. Milosevic (ESCP Europe)

173rd session

16:00 – 18:00

Creativity and creativecommunity- Design and innovation

Patrick Cohendet (HEC Montréal) –Frédérique Pain (Strate Design

Coordinate the creative slack - Knowingcommunities in an international firmM. Neukam (U. Strasbourg), C. Guittard (idem)

Innovation communities and creative hubs:the interplay of spatial, social and activityaffordances in collaborative spacesO. Irrman (ISEN, Lille), H. Paananen (City ofEspoo, Finland), O. Hannula (U. Aalto, Finland)

How can a creative vision perform theorganization? Insights from the video gamesindustryD. Massé (Télécom Paris Tech, EcolePolytechnique), H. Berkowitz (EcolePolytechnique, Institut Barcelona d'EstudisInternacionals), T. Paris (HEC Paris,Polytechnique)

How design transformed the surfacesnorkeling equipment marketD. Bretonès (U. Paris 1)

Classroom 21.1.11

Performance des dépenses d'innovation entic et en R&D dans les entreprises auCamerounL.. Nkakene-Molou (U. Yaounde 2,Cameroun, A. Fayolle, EM Lyon BusinessSchool)

L’evolution des réseaux de relations desstart-ups innovantes issues de l’essaimageJ.-P. Randriamaromila (U. Caen Normandie)

Créateurs d’entreprises innovantes : versune nouvelle dynamique ?A. Mullenbach-Servayre (U. Paris Est-Créteil), C. Tagand-Battard (ESSEC)

Diversité de l’équipe entrepreneuriale etperformance de l’entreprise nouvellementcréée en AfriqueM. Mazra (U. Maroua, Cameroon), L.Djoutsa-Wamba (U. Dschang, Cameroon),J.-M. Sahut (IDRAC, HEG Fribourg)

Entrepreneur & innovatorLéo-Paul Dana (Montpellier Business

School), Alain Fayolle (EM Lyon)

Classroom 21.1.12

Agri business –Eco-innovation

F. Fourati (LaSalle Beauvais) –S. Faucheux (CNAM)

L'appropriation de technologies peut-elleavoir un impact sur les démarchesenvironnementales des entreprises ? Étudede plusieurs cas d'entreprises utilisant destechnologies de viticulture de précisionL. Moreiro (Independent)

Firm specialisation in clean energytechnologies: the influence of pathdependence and technologicaldiversificationP. Laurens (U. Paris Est), C. Le Bas (ESDESBusiness School), S. Lhuillery (ICN BusinessSchool)

Social Networking around the Ivory Towerin the New Economy of Knowledge: An ICTBlueprint for Multi-stakeholder QualityAssessment of Academic KnowledgeCommunitiesM. O’Connor (Université Paris Saclay), P.Lanceleur (idem)

Amphi Robert Faure

183rd session

16:00 – 18:00

Collaborative innovation and platforms

Anne Berthiniet-Poncet (CNAM)

Pour quelles pratiques managériales de la petite entreprise à orientation entrepreneuriale ?B. Ohana (U. Douala, Cameroon), S. Magloire (idem)

La théorie substantive des écosystèmes d’affaires selon James MooreX. Parisot (U. Bangkok), T. Isckia(Télécom EM)

Expérimenter et prototyper pour concevoir des services complexes – le cas de la téléassistanceA. Nicolay (Ecole Polytechnique, U. of Cambridge), S. Lenfle (CNAM)

How to create and share knowledge during the unfold of innovation streams? A social network perspectiveF. Simon (U. Caen Normandie), A. Tellier (idem)

Uber: a new business model?N. Daidj (Télécom EM), T. Delecolle, C. Diridollou (ISC Paris)

Open source innovation platforms : business models and standard strategyA. Charleux (U. Montpellier), A. Mione(idem)

Dynamiques des frontières d'innovation à l'ère du numériqueP. Mathieu (U. Clermont-Ferrand), W. Zouhair (idem)

Un autre regard sur l’IA : une « révolution » technologique à la lumière des sciences socialesTom Morisse (FABERNOVEL)

Round TableJean-Pierre Boissin (IAE Grenoble)

Skills certification« Talents and student-Entrepreneur »

Management of innovation –Project ManagementGilles Garel (CNAM) –Sylvain Lenfle (CNAM)

Amphithéâtre J.-B. Say Amphithéâtre Abbé GrégoireAmphithéâtre Paul Painlevé

Round table:

Skills certification

« Talents and

Student-Entrepreneur »

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« Talents and Student-Entrepreneur » : launch of the skills certification in entrepreneurship

Animation Jean-Pierre Boissin (PEPITE France)

Panellists :

- Bénédicte Ravache (ANDRH)

- Jérôme Authier (PEPITE Bretagne – Pays de la Loire)

- Pascale Brenet (U. Franche-comté)

- Nathalie Schieb-Bienfait (U. Nantes)

16:00 – 18:00 Amphithéâtre Abbé Grégoire

Cocktail

18:00 – 19:0020

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Photos and draws of the participants will be made to keep a souvenir of the 2nd Abbé GrégoireInnovation Day. Some of them will be made available on the website. If you don’t want your image to be posted or used as an illustration for the coming years documents, please let us know.

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Practical information

Cnam main entry

Acess to classrooms 17...and

21… For the paper sessions

Access to

Amphitheatre

Abbé Grégoire

Amphitheatres

Robert Faure

J.-B. Say

Paul Painlevé

« Textiles » room

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Plan of the Cnam

Acknowledgments24

Organising committeeBenjamin Le Pendeven, Benoit Tezenas du Montcel, Alexis Chantelot, Erik Tegnér, Lucas Léger, Fabien Imbault

Special ThanksMany colleagues and friends helped for the organisation of the 2nd Abbé Grégoire Innovation Day. Many thanks to all of

you ! And particularly to Pr. Philippe Aghion (Collège de France), Olivier Faron (CNAM), Jean Lainé (CNAM, LIRSA), and

all the people of partners academic journals and associations.

We also thanks all the CNAM staff and the MTI students for their help.

SIG chairs & Scientific committee

- Laurice ALEXANDRE-LECLAIR, Paris Descartes University- Yan ALPEROVYCH, EM Lyon- Nicolas AUBOUIN, PSB- Pierre BARBAROUX, CReA- Philippe BAUMARD, Cnam- Pierre-Jean BENGHOZI, ARCEP- Jean BELIN, Bordeaux University- Sonia BEN-SLIMANE, Novancia- Anne BERTHINIET-PONCET, Cnam- Héloïse BERKOWITZ, Ecole Polytechnique- Jean-Pierre BOISSIN, IAE Grenoble - Christophe BONNET, Grenoble Management School- Karima BOUAISS, Lille 2 University

- Sylvain BUREAU, ESCP Europe- Benjamin CABANES, Mines ParisTech- Richard CALVI, IAE Savoie Mont-Blanc - Gilles CERTHOUX, Audencia Nantes- Didier CHABAUD, IAE Paris 1- Patrick COHENDET, HEC Montréal - Alexis COLLOMB, Cnam- Jean-Gabriel COUSIN, Lille 2 University- Thibault CUENOUD, ESC La Rochelle - Douglas CUMMING, Schulich School of Business - University of York- Sébastien DAMART, Dauphine University- Léo-Paul DANA, Montpellier BS- Albert DAVID, Université Paris-Dauphine - Cécile DEJOUX, Cnam

SIG chairs & Scientific committe

- Faridah DJELLAL, Lille 1 University- Hervé DUMEZ, Ecole Polytechnique - Philippe DURANCE, Cnam- Thomas DURAND, Cnam- Julie FABBRI, EM Lyon- Sylvie FAUCHEUX, Cnam- Alain FAYOLLE, EM Lyon- Fatma FOURATI, LaSalle Beauvais- Emmanuel FREMIOT, Novancia- Faiz GALLOUJ, Lille 1 University- Géraldine GALINDO, ESCP Europe - Gilles GAREL, Cnam- Carine GIRARD, Audencia- Anna GLASER, Novancia - Alexander GROH, EM Lyon- Aurélie HEMONNET-GOUJOT, IAE Aix-en-Provence - Sophie HOOGE, Mines ParisTech PSL- Sihem JOUINI, HEC- Arnaud LACHERET, IDRAC - Blandine LAPERCHE, Littoral Côte d’Opale University- Philippe LEFEVRE, Mines ParisTech- Emmanuelle LE NAGARD-ASSAYAG, ESSEC - Sylvain LENFLE, Cnam- Benjamin LE PENDEVEN, Cnam

- Valérie MERINDOL, PSB- Karim MESSEGHEM, Montpellier University- Christophe MIDLER, Ecole Polytechnique- Sophie MIGNON, Montpellier University- Tim MINSHALL, University of Cambridge- Frédérique PAIN, Strate Design- Claude PARAPONARIS, Aix Marseille University- Julien PENIN, Strasbourg University- Anita QUAS, EM Lyon- Dimbi RAMONJY, ESC La Rochelle- Thierry RAYNA, Novancia- Jean REDIS, ESIEE Paris- Lionel ROURE, Cnam- Stéphane SALGADO, IAE Aix-en-Provence - Sylvie SAMMUT, Montpellier University- Romaric Servajean-Hilst, Ecole Polytechnique - Armin SCHWIENBACHER, Skema BS- Philippe SILBERZAHN, EM Lyon- Raphaël SUIRE, IAE Nantes - Alain VALLEE, Télécom ParisTech- François-Xavier de VAUJANY, Dauphine University- David W. VERSAILLES, PSB- Cyrielle VELLERA, IAE Toulouse- Jérôme VINCENTE, IEP de Toulouse- Thierry WEIL, Mines ParisTech- Peter WIRTZ, Lyon University

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