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Les enjeux de la sécurité des objets connectés et applications de santé
2016
International audience; The challenges of security of connected objects and health applicationsThe market for connected objects and health applications is booming and is expected to be several billion euros in revenue in the coming years. Their development will have a similar impact to what we experienced with the development of internet earlier this century but even more it should disrupt the organization of our health system, profoundly change the management of care and revolutionize prevention, but it could also call into question medical confidentiality and protection of personal data. This article analyses the societal implications of OCS, the need for a dual medical and ethical evalua…
Analysis of the appropriation of a connected object : an experiential and dimensional approach
2022
The evolution and interactivity of connected objects promise a continuous improvement of the consumer experience, especially through the adaptation of the object and the development of its functionalities. But in some cases, the evolving nature of the object can lead to a situation where the user has to reappropriate it. Through a netnography and an analysis of life stories, this research studies the appropriation process in a dynamic way.The main contribution of this research is the identification of two dimensions (social and situational) and four forms of appropriation : autotelic, instrumental, individual and collective, which we bring closer to Lanier and Rader's (2015) measure of expe…
L'acceptation des dispositifs technologiquesd'auto-production par le consommateur : une approche par l'empowerment psychologique
2022
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the deployment of self-service technologies (self-checking, interactive terminals, smart devices…), allowing to substitute existing service employees and give more autonomy to consumers, have accelerated. In the french academic literature, Cova et al. (2013) conceptualized these devices as « directed self-production » technologies, underlining a more or less imposed transfer of tasks operated by firms. Among consumers, these technological devices have been subjected to ambivalent representations from consumers : some positive representations mainly related to greater autonomy for individuals exist alongside concerns about human contact degradation, macrostructu…