Developpement d'un outil de mesure de l'utilisabilité des intranets. - Camille Grange 001; Henri Barki (IHM, 2006)

Information Technology Capabilities for Digital Social Networks. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat (CSE (4), 2009)

Online Social Shopping: The Functions and Symbols of Design Artifacts. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat (HICSS, 2010)

The Missing Link: Intention to Produce Online Content Accessible to People with Disabilities by Non-professionals. - Karine Nahon; Izak Benbasat; Camille Grange 001 (HICSS, 2012)

Foundations for Investigating the Drivers of the Value Captured by Consumers Embedded within Social Shopping Networks. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat (HICSS, 2013)

The Value of Social Shopping Networks for Product Search and the Moderating Role of Network Scope. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat (ICIS, 2013)

The Utility of Using Social Media Networks for Data Collection in Survey Research. - Laurent Mirabeau; Muriel Mignerat; Camille Grange 001 (ICIS, 2013)

From Use to Effective Use: A Representation Theory Perspective. - Andrew Burton-Jones; Camille Grange 001 (Inf. Syst. Res., 2013)

Understanding and Measuring the Ecological Sustainability of the Blockchain Technology. - Elise Delliere; Camille Grange 001 (ICIS, 2018)

Opinion seeking in a social network-enabled product review website: a study of word-of-mouth in the era of digital social networks. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat (Eur. J. Inf. Syst., 2018)

The Generativity of Social Media: Opportunities, Challenges, and Guidelines for Conducting Experimental Research. - Camille Grange 001 (Int. J. Hum. Comput. Interact., 2018)

With a little help from my friends: Cultivating serendipity in online shopping environments. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat; Andrew Burton-Jones (Inf. Manag., 2019)

Conflict in cross-functional IT project teams: The amplifying roles of functional background diversity. - Simon Bourdeau; Renaud Legoux; Camille Grange 001 (ACIS, 2020)

A network-based conceptualization of social commerce and social commerce value. - Camille Grange 001; Izak Benbasat; Andrew Burton-Jones (Comput. Hum. Behav., 2020)

The Nature and Role of User Beliefs Regarding a Website's Design Quality. - Camille Grange 001; Henri Barki (J. Organ. End User Comput., 2020)

Social Event: Historic Quebec City. - Camille Grange 001; Neil Schomaker; Mathieu Templier (AMCIS, 2021)

Social Event: A Taste of Old Montreal. - Camille Grange 001; Mathieu Templier (AMCIS, 2021)

Social Event: The Maple Syrup Adventure. - Camille Grange 001; Mathieu Templier; Alain Pinsonneault (AMCIS, 2021)

Social Event: A Day in the Life of Montreal. - Camille Grange 001; Mathieu Templier; Ruby Roy (AMCIS, 2021)

The Responsible Adoption of (Highly) Automated Decision-Making Systems. - Camille Grange 001; Alain Pinsonneault (HICSS, 2021)

BRM: A methodology for improving the practical relevance of belief-based information technology usage theories. - Sameh Al-Natour; Camille Grange 001; Ron Cenfetelli; Izak Benbasat (Inf. Manag., 2021)

Societal acceptance of mobile contact tracing applications: the moderating effect of construal level. - Félix Joly; Camille Grange 001 (AMCIS, 2022)

Algorithmically Controlled Automated Decision-Making and Societal Acceptability: Does Algorithm Type Matter? - Camille Grange 001 (HICSS, 2022)

Physically Distancing Humans With An App for That: Physically Distancing Mangement Technologies. - Veda C. Storey; Roman Lukyanenko; Camille Grange 001 (J. Database Manag., 2022)

The Human-GenAI Value Loop in Human-Centered Innovation: Beyond the Magical Narrative. - Camille Grange 001; Theophile Demazure; Mickael Ringeval; Simon Bourdeau (CoRR, 2024)