Service robots : A customer perspectiveThesis supervisors: Ingrid Poncin and Simon HazéeIn the era of automation, service robots are increasingly used to interact with customers, yet they are often perceived as impersonal and limited.

Research seminar by Robert Ciuchita from Hanken School of EconomicsSocial media influencers strive to establish themselves as knowledgeable, desirable sources of information for consumers’ purchase decisions. However, the surge of sponsored product endorsements on social media has fueled consumer skepticism, undermining influencer trustworthiness.

Speaking to All: The Economic Impact of Inclusive Language in Entrepreneurial FinanceDiego BARRIO HERREZUELO, Louvain Research Institute in Management and OrganizationsJames THEWISSEN, Louvain Research Institute in Management and OrganizationsJennifer THEWISSEN, University of AntwerpÖzgür ARSLAN-AYAYDIN, University of Illinois Chicago Karine CERRADA, Louvain Research Institute in Management a

Programme13h30 Accueil café14h00 Introduction et keynote « Humanisme et Gestion chez DSI » par Jean-Louis Ribes, PDG de DSIDiscussion en panel15h15 Mises en œuvre du Management Humain« Mise en place d’une politique de reconnaissance chez NGK Ceramics » par Sabrina Ricchi« Porter les communautés de travail pour ancrer le management humain chez Isohemp» par Julien Spitaels16h15 Ateliers thématiques

Several decades ago, the natural interaction paradigm revolutionized how we interact with computers. Today, it is the dominant paradigm, enabling users to engage with digital devices, personal assistants, and smart environments through gestures, voice, and eye gaze.

Datagotchi is a gamified and knowledge transfer tool that aims at guessing users’ vote choice based on their lifestyle and sociodemographic characteristics. Through an interactive widget, the app also allows users to learn about the effects of each key determinant on political preferences.

Let’s come together on July 4 for a convivial moment to celebrate the end of the year and the start of the holidays!We’re organizing a shared lunch, and the menu will be made up of dishes prepared by all of you.

Learning and practicing sustainability collectively: An ethnographic study of a sustainability community of practice of executives

This seminar will be preceded by a presentation given by Aurélie BertrandThe content will consist of a short general presentation of SMCS, its skills and its services:TrainingConsultancies, small or large-scale; for example:Help with carrying out surveysHelp with particular statistical analyses that do not necessarily correspond to what the researcher is used to doingEventually, the help may even

"How Can Organizations Create Meaningful and Impactful Societal Progress?"  This seminar is specifically designed for PhD students and early-career scholars conducting research in areas such as Business and Society, Sustainable Business, Corporate Social Responsibility, the Sustainable Development Goals, Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship, and related fields.