Economic development required to support current and future generations must respect the limits of the earth’s natural environment and promote equity, social justice and well-being for all. Adopting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals as unifying framework, our research studies the design and use of information systems to improve individual, organizational and societal sustainability outcomes. Research in this stream is enabled through support from the Fonds de recherche du Québec and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
Collaborators
Jacqueline Corbett
Amal Ben Rjab
Sarah Cherki El Idrissi
Urbano Matos
Vijaya Lakshmi
Current Projects
Understanding the barriers to artificial intelligence adoption in smart sustainable cities
Using artificial intelligence to support sustainable agricultural practices
Improving information systems sustainability and developing approaches for detecting and eliminating data waste
Persuasive systems for promoting environmentally responsible behaviours at home, work and the community
Building knowledge and engagement through open data
Sustainable digital transformation of organizations and industries
AI and Sustainable Agriculture
A few months back, I was talking to a cousin who owns and manages a large farming operation in Alber…
The importance of responsible AI
For five year, researchers in Quebec have mobilized to understand the concerns raised by the advance…
Outstanding Reviewer at Energy Research & Social Sciences
I am honoured to be recognized with the Outstanding Reviewer Award for 2022 from the journal Energy …
AI in Smart Cities
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 seeks to make cities more inclusive, safe, resili…
From Tweets to Insights
With my colleague, Tony Savarimuthu, I am pleased to announce the publication of our recent study ti…