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Complex systems and software engineering
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Digital
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Energy, Ecology, Environment
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Mobility and transport
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Quality of life - Health - Food
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Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
Network, Innovation, Territories, Globalization (RITM)
Research unit
RITM (Network, Innovation, Territories, Globalization) is a research laboratory in economics and management of the University Paris Sud (EA 7360). It was created, in 2014, after the merger of ADIS and PESOR laboratories and is located at the Faculty Jean-Monnet.
The research at RITM is based on two axes. The first axis focuses on the relationship between networks and innovation, while the second focuses on the relationship between territories and globalization.
The laboratory is a member of the Research in International Economics and Finance network, relies on chairs (energy, intangible), and participates in European contracts. It develops various ANR projects and is a partner of the labex LISIS.
Innovation themes
- Energy, Ecology, Environment
- Digital
- Complex systems and software engineering
- Intelligent vehicles (mechatronics, optics, etc.)
- Software design, big data, cloud, high performance computing
- Mobility and transport
- Cyber security
- Quality of life - Health - Food
- Interface, communicating system, ICT
- Environment, energy and food
- Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
- Climate (observation - monitoring), environmental management, eco system
- Mobility and sustainable infrastructure
- Standards, regulations and public actions
- Market, enterprise, work and innovation
- Science, technology and knowledge
- Territories, heritages and cultures
- Food safety and quality
- E-health, well-being, prevention, silver economy
54, boulevard Desgranges
92330 SCEAUX
Expertises
- study of the links between territories and globalization
- social responsibility of the business
- company strategies
- management of industries and networks
- economics and health management
Applications sectors
- Biotechnology
- Construction / Architecture / Urban planning / Real Estate
- Other business
- Energy
- Health / wellness
- Automotive industry
- Agri-food industry
- Other industry
- Administration / Public sector
- Media / Communication / Publishing / Events
- Cosmetics
- Personal services / services to individuals
- Bank / Insurance / Finance
Total number of employees
Number of researchers : 50
Number of doctoral students : 20
Keywords
- networks
- network management
- digital
- personal data
- information systems
- warning systems
- big data
- artificial intelligence
- innovation
- intangible capital
- learning
- diffusion
- business transformation
- digitalization
- territory
- space
- geography
- mobility and migration
- transport
- urban policy
- proximity
- cluster
- globalization
- trade
- trade policies
- foreign direct investment
- organization management
- economy
- strategy
- whistleblowing
- business ecosystems
- innovation
- networks
- environment
- multinationals
- urban free zones
- entrepreneurship
- market
- web
- intangible
Valuation offer
- management of innovation projects
- digitisation of organisations
- organizational governance
- package under R named dbmss: Distance-based measures of spatial structures
- access to data on regional trade agreements and currency unions
- access to production and trade data at sectoral level
- access to data on migrants' remittance and financial inclusion behaviour, based on surveys of 3 slides - Malian, Ivorian and Algerian migrants in Montreuil (France), World Bank, Greenback 2.0 Project
- access to databases on the electoral participation of Senegalese migrants in France and of origin households in Senegal, based on the Exit Poll surveys in France and Senegal, ANR POLECOMI database (Political Economy of International Migration)
Projects examples
- Erasmus Mundus Master Economics and Management of Network Industries
- project Institution-citizen partnerships for research and innovation
- Cooperative Research Innovation Conference (PICRI - CRIC)
- European Chair on Intangibles (http://www.chairedelimmateriel.u-psud.fr)
- HERMENEUT Horizon 2020 project focusing on the economics of cybersecurity - management of intangible business risks through economic models based on the simulation of modern cyber attacks
- participation in the DATAIA Institute with the focus on how big data technologies and artificial intelligence intersect with the human and social sciences for an artificial intelligence at the service of the human being
Industrial and scientific relations
Scientific collaborations
- France: French Society of Management, Paris-Dauphine University, Association of French Energy Economists - AEF
- Europe: Florence School of Regulation
- International: Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Stanford ou Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Private collaborations
- OECD
- INPI
- National Institute of Consumption
- Orange
- France Telecom
Establishments of affiliation
