François Vernadat is affiliated with the Laboratory for Analysis and Architecture of Systems in France. Their research spans the intersection of engineering, business, management, and computer science, with a particular focus on industrial and manufacturing engineering, management information systems, management of technology and innovation, information systems, and artificial intelligence.
The scientist's body of work covers several interconnected topics, including:
François Vernadat has contributed to published research pertaining primarily to two papers in the journal Computers in Industry:
In addition to journal articles, François Vernadat has authored books, including a forthcoming work titled Interoperability Principles and Standards: Applications to Collaborative and Automated Systems, scheduled for publication by Springer Nature in 2025.
The scientist frequently collaborates with other researchers, with some co-authors appearing in multiple works. Notable frequent collaborators include:
François Vernadat's frequent publication venue is Computers in Industry, where they have published at least two articles.
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Bernard Berthomieu;Jean-Paul Bodeveix;Silvano Dal Zilio;Pierre Dissaux
François B. Vernadat;Felix T. S. Chan;Arturo Molina;Shimon Y. Nof
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Jean-Marie Farines;Max H. de Queiroz;Vinicius G. da Rocha;Ana Maria M. Carpes
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