In R&D environments, project practices rely on heterogeneous and evolving processes, supported by a set of often fragmented digital tools and services. This situation limits the agility of the global system and complicates the coherent alignment between processes, the organization, and the information system (IS) supporting the projects. This internship follows past work within the team regarding the incremental improvement of consistency between processes and IS, as well as the use of graphs to represent and analyse evolving processes. The work will be guided by the analysis of existing R&D projects to collect data on objectives, practices, and tool
usage. Project processes will be described in a simple and pragmatic manner, then mapped into a graph-based representation linking various elements of project practices to their IS support. This analysis will serve to identify dependencies and points of vulnerability, in order to define potential pathways for evolution. These will contribute to the progressive transformation of processes and the IS, with the goal of strengthening the agility and resilience of the global system.