Women, mothers and the cybersecurity profession
On the occasion of Women's Day, some media outlets, by...
The difficulty of being mayor of a smart city
The "Global Summit on Inclusion, Innovation and Resilience" was held on...
Smart Territories: Electricity academics raise their voices
Could this be a misuse of the concept? The term "Smart Territories" is increasingly used...
The municipality as a privileged digital territory
In recent years, the idea that the digitalized commune is becoming a sovereign space...
Sweden: Preparing political leaders for digital transformation
This is a contribution that demonstrates the maturation in Sweden in terms of...
European innovation, a new economic frontier
Within the EU, innovation must be ambitious if we are to believe...
The Italian National Industrial Plan 4.0 (2017-2020)
The new industry, the one that is coming in force through the development of...
How Cisco is adapting to the Indian market
In a long interview published on October 18, 2016, the new man...
The 3D printer and the Australian dream
The advent of the 3D printer brings hope for development in the...
Don't tell my mother I'm a coworker... She thinks I'm still at Polytechnique!
The proliferation of coworking spaces across rural and urban areas appears to be shaping a new relationship between traditional hierarchies in the corporate world. The success of these shared offices, a new type of work organization, is attracting industrialists...
Lire la suiteDon't tell my mother I'm a coworker... She thinks I'm still at Polytechnique!Thomas Siebel
It is a major player in IT from the 80s that is currently making traditional American and European manufacturers tremble...
Lire la suiteThomas SiebelFrédérique Macarez
The first female mayor of Saint Quentin since last January, this girl from Picardy quickly set about understanding the challenges of the smart city...
Lire la suiteFrédérique MacarezThe digital factory, GAFA's next goals?
After music, energy, taxis, and hotels, the masters of the Internet have discovered new deposits, veritable gold mines. Factories and their workshops in all their forms are the new spaces to explore...
Lire la suiteThe digital factory, GAFA's next goals?Pokémon GO, the key to the smart city
Freelance blogger Jeremy Green has over 30 years of experience in the UK telecommunications industry, primarily in market research.
Lire la suitePokémon GO, the key to the smart cityWhy Vienna dominates world city rankings
When the annual quality of life rankings for cities around the world are published, Vienna almost automatically finds its place at the top. The Austrian capital has been ranked first for seven years in a row...
Lire la suiteWhy Vienna dominates world city rankingsThe smart city according to the winner of the Intelligent Territories innovation prize
At the end of May, François Grosse and his company ForCity received the great...
“Smart” is everywhere and also interests large groups
The need for megacities to adapt to the challenges of digital intelligence seems to be generating great interest among industrial groups...
Lire la suite“Smart” is everywhere and also interests large groupsHow Hong Kong should meet the Smart City challenge
Dr. Winnie Tang is the founder and chair of the steering committee of the Smart City Consortium, an organization focused on the development of smart cities in China, particularly in Hong Kong...
Lire la suiteHow Hong Kong should meet the Smart City challengeSuccessful urban planning to build competitive cities
Today, India is on the cusp of a major construction boom with a relentless pace of urbanization, driven by the continued influx of people from the rural hinterland. This situation is putting unprecedented pressure on the urban infrastructure and service delivery mechanisms of various agencies...
Lire la suiteSuccessful urban planning to build competitive citiesA dubious Smart City hospital in Malta
A project to build a smart private hospital in Malta with Italian funding has been problematic from the outset. The project, launched last year by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and his Health Minister, Konrad Mizzi,...
Lire la suiteA dubious Smart City hospital in MaltaFrance Inter takes an interest in smart cities
In his program "It's for today or for tomorrow," on August 20, Didier Si Ammour devoted an interview to the question of new technologies as infrastructures for offering intelligent services in a city...
Lire la suiteFrance Inter takes an interest in smart citiesThe question of the “hype cycle” and the adoption of innovations
Sylvain Rolland, a journalist at La Tribune, analyzes the notion of "the hype cycle," a concept that refers to the time between the launch of an innovation on the market and its adoption by the general public...
Lire la suiteThe question of the “hype cycle” and the adoption of innovationsThe smartphone at the service of urban mobility
Yann Lechelle, director of the startup Snips, is developing a perspective on urban travel, a field his company specializes in. Snips was founded in 2013 by Rand Hindi, a renowned data scientist and member of the French National Digital Council...
Lire la suiteThe smartphone at the service of urban mobilityChetan Sharma
He's a sought-after consultant in the American mobile world. Founder and president of Chetan Sharma Consulting, he's one of the leading strategists in the mobile industry...
Lire la suiteChetan SharmaFrederic Sanchez
During the Employers' Summer University, Frédéric Sanchez, President of Medef International, once again distinguished himself with his humor and warmth, especially by signing a historic memorandum of understanding to create a common solar energy market at the global level...
Lire la suiteFrederic SanchezEric Dupont
The Paris Fire Brigade (BSPP) has its own Lépine competition, called the Krebs Prize, and this year it was awarded to an intern. Polytechnique engineer Etienne Dupont, with his diploma in hand, joined the Montmartre fire station for an internship...
Lire la suiteEric DupontFrance less innovative than Ireland, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, and Paris
The annual ranking of the most innovative countries, by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization), was, as in the past, unveiled in mid-August. France has thus risen three places to now rank 18th, but remains far from the top 10, which includes no fewer than eight European countries...
Lire la suiteFrance less innovative than Ireland, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, and Paris
