Sarah BOURAGA

Paris

Professeure Associée en Supply Chain Management

Présentation

Sarah Bouraga est professeure associée en Management de l'Information et a rejoint l’EM Normandie en 2024. Elle est titulaire d'un doctorat en sciences de gestion de l’Université de Namur de 2017. Sa thèse porte sur l’ingénierie des exigences pour les réseaux sociaux. Ses sujets de recherche portent principalement sur les technologies digitales et l’utilisation des données, notamment pour l’extraction de connaissance et l’amélioration du processus de prise de décision.

Expérience professionnelle

Depuis 2024 : enseignante-chercheuse en Supply Chain Management, EM Normandie
2020-2024 : professeure associée en Supply Chain Management, University of Namur, Belgique
2018-2020 : professeure assistante en Supply Chain Management, University of Namur, Belgique
2017-2018 : visiting professor, University of Namur, Belgique
2016-2018 : visiting professor, EPHEC

Département

Supply Chain & Management Digital

Matières enseignées

Logistique

Diplômes

2017 : Doctorat en Business Administration, University of Namur, Belgique

Publications

Bouraga, S 2017, 'The Design of an Online Social Network and its Knowledge-Based Recommendation System', Doctorat en Business Administration, Université de Namur, Belgique.

2017

Thèse de doctorat/HDR
Palaiokrassas, G, Bouraga, S & Tassiulas, L (à paraître), 'Machine Learning on Blockchain Data: A Systematic Mapping Study', Annual Review of Information Science and Technology. ABS : 2.

2025

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S (à paraître), 'Can Blockchain Help Organizations Streamline Their Operations The Case of Luxury Brands', International Journal of Information Technology and Management. ABS : 1.

2025

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S (à paraître), 'Can the Fashion Sector Take Advantage of Disruptive Technologies? The Case of AI and Blockchain', International Journal of Procurement Management. ABS : 1.

2024

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S (à paraître), 'Tokenization Approaches on Blockchain: State of the Art and Classification Framework', International Journal of Information Technology and Management. ABS : 1.

2024

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S (à paraître), 'CASCADE: Framework for the Early-Phase Development of Blockchain-Based Applications', Business & Information Systems Engineering. FNEGE : 4 ; ABS : 2.

2024

Articles académiques
Palaiokrassas, G, Bouraga, S & Tassiulas, L (2023, 'Machine Learning on Blockchain Data: A Systematic Mapping Study', Expert Systems with Applications.

2023

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S 2023, 'Assessing the impact of network factors and Twitter data on Ethereum’s popularity', a, vol. 4, issue 3.

2023

Articles académiques
Burnay, C, Bouraga, S & Lega, M 2023, 'When Dashboard’s Content Becomes a Barrier-Exploring the Effects of Cognitive Overloads on BI Adoption', International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science, May.

2023

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2022, 'Privacy in Online Social Networks: A Systematic Mapping Study and a Classification Framework', Disease Control Through Social Network Surveillance, pp. 109-131.

2022

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S 2021, 'A taxonomy of blockchain consensus protocols: A survey and classification framework', Expert Systems with Applications, vol. 168, April. FNEGE : 3 ; ABS : 1.

2021

Articles académiques
Burnay, C, Bouraga, S, Gillain, J & Jureta, I. J 2020, 'What lies behind requirements? A quality assessment of statement grounds in requirements elicitation', Software Quality Journal, vol. 28(4), pp. 1615-1643.

2020

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2019, 'Functional and Non-Functional Requirements Modeling for the Design of New Online Social Networks', Modern Perspectives on Virtual Communications and Social Networking, 28-57.

2019

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I. & Faulkner, S 2016, 'Towards Data Portability between Online Social Networks, a Conceptual Model of the Portable User Profile', International Journal of Virtual Communities and Social Networking, vol. 8(3), pp. 37-54.

2016

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2015, 'An empirical study of notifications’ importance for online social network users', Social Network Analysis and Mining, vol. 5(1), pp. 1-34.

2015

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2015, 'Pattern-Based Requirements Engineering of New Online Social Networks', International Journal of Virtual Communities and Social Networking, vol. 7(4), pp. 23-44.

2015

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I, Faulkner, S & Herssens, C 2014, 'Knowledge-based recommendation systems: A survey', International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies, vol. 10(2), pp. 1-19.

2014

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I, Faulkner, S & Herssens, C 2014, 'Knowledge-based recommendation systems: A survey', International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies, vol. 10(2), pp. 1-19.

2014

Articles académiques
Bouraga, S 2023, 'We Are Launching our own NFT! Characterizing Fashion NFT Transactions - Preliminary Results', 5th Conference on Blockchain Research & Applications for Innovative Networks and Services (BRAINS), October.

2023

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S 2022, 'o Fork or Not To Fork? Bitcoin Forks’ Success Analysis Using Twitter Data: Preliminary Results', 4th Conference on Blockchain Research & Applications for Innovative Networks and Services (BRAINS), Septembre.

2022

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S 2022, 'o Fork or Not To Fork? Bitcoin Forks’ Success Analysis Using Twitter Data: Preliminary Results', 4th Conference on Blockchain Research & Applications for Innovative Networks and Services (BRAINS), Septembre.

2022

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S 2021, 'On the popularity of non-fungible tokens: Preliminary results', 3rd Conference on Blockchain Research & Applications for Innovative Networks and Services (BRAINS), September.

2021

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Burnay, C, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2021, 'Requirements elicitation for applications running on a blockchain: Preliminary results', International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering, June.

2021

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S 2020, 'An evaluation of gas consumption prediction on ethereum based on transaction history summarization', 2nd Conference on Blockchain Research & Applications for Innovative Networks and Services (BRAINS), September.

2020

Conférences académiques
Burnay, C, Bouraga, S, Faulkner, S & Jureta, I 2020, 'User-Experience in Business Intelligence-A Quality Construct and Model to Design Supportive BI Dashboards', International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science, September.

2020

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2015, 'Modelling Requirements for Content Recommendation Systems', the 9th International iStarWorkshop (iStar’16), September.

2015

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2015, 'Representation of rules for relevant recommendations to online social networks users', IEEE Second International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Requirements Engineering (AIRE), August.

2015

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2015, 'Rules for Relevant Notification Recommendations to Online Social Network Users', the 8th International
Conference on Social Computing (SocialCom).

2015

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2014, 'Requirements engineering patterns for the modeling of online social networks features', IEEE 4th international workshop on requirements patterns (repa), August.

2014

Conférences académiques
Bouraga, S, Jureta, I & Faulkner, S 2019, 'Users Holding Accounts on Multiple Online Social Networks: An Extended Conceptual Model of the Portable User Profile', In Modern Perspectives on Virtual Communications and Social Networking, IGI Global, pp. 120-145.

2019

Ouvrages de recherche et Chapitres d'ouvrage
Bouraga, S 2025, 'Le secteur de la mode peut-il tirer parti des technologies disruptives ? Le cas de l’IA et de la blockchain', The Conversation, 19 mai.

2025

Articles dans des revues professionnelles