Marion T.

Consulting and research on the evolution of the effects of digital transformation and development of analyses likely to provide innovative responses to the demands of companies and all social or administrative institutions (editorialization, content production, media creation, UX design)

The Smart City, Between Utopias and Digital Realities Collection "Contemporary Questions" Summary: "What remains of our city centers?" asks the newspaper Libération in 2017 when, at the same time, Olivier Razemon asks the question "Are we witnessing the end of city centers?". The hypothesis of a trend reversal with the digital transformation is considered a realistic utopia. For barely 10 years, the subject of city centers has imposed debates in France. On the structural and logistical side, the observations are the same: empty storefronts, accessibility problems, sanitization, proliferation of shopping malls, etc. But another sociological and communicational upheaval is underway. New digital models, and with them, an evolution of consumer practices and expectations, are emerging. This book offers a perspective on the ongoing social acceleration to see how it gives rise to new challenges, in the political and economic spheres, on territorial compositions. So, who governs the transformation of cities today? Emerging forms of territorial moderation are arriving and are (re)questioning the already complex concept of the smart city. Governance issues reveal the difficulty of the smart city to present itself as anything other than fiction.

- Teaching in Information and Communication Sciences

- Scientific research

- Multimedia writing

- Member of the research program "TOSC": Organizational Transformation of Metropolises and Smart City Policies

- Organization of professional conferences