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Quand les outils libèrent (ou brident) l’initiative au travail

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  • Antoine Blanchard

    (UB - Université de Bordeaux)

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Grist est un logiciel sous licence libre, à mi-chemin entre le tableur et le système de gestion de bases de données, apparenté aux outils no code ou low code. Son adoption rapide dans l'administration française nous encourage à comprendre les mécanismes de ce que les spécialistes nomment end-user development (développement par l'utilisateur final), une approche riche de promesses pour libérer la créativité des collaborateurs et favoriser leur appropriation et leur maîtrise des outils à leur disposition. La comparaison entre Grist et l'omniprésent logiciel Excel permet de mettre en avant sa plus value dans une démarche de gestion des données exemplaire.

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  • Antoine Blanchard, 2026. "Quand les outils libèrent (ou brident) l’initiative au travail," Post-Print hal-05451181, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05451181
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