Eric 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 ParisWhen new technologies dehumanize tourist stays
The rise of the internet heralds a new customer experience in the hotel industry. The risk? Hoteliers will no longer play their usual role of providing information, tips, or historical explanations of their neighborhood to tourists. The hotel industry is becoming dehumanized, and this poses a real problem...
Lire la suiteWhen new technologies dehumanize tourist staysWhat if the future of “French Tech” was in design and not in start-ups?
Why do Californians love Citroën cars from the 50s and 70s? We don't have an answer here, since the question isn't on the agenda of incubators, facilitators, and co-working spaces in France and Navarre...
Lire la suiteWhat if the future of “French Tech” was in design and not in start-ups?Smart Territories: France at the bottom of the class
Tongues have been loosening since the end of June. The French, their local authorities, organizations, and businesses have not understood the smart city Schmilblick...
Lire la suiteSmart Territories: France at the bottom of the classJosep-Ramon Ferrer Escoda
It is hard to imagine what role this telecom engineer and digital television graduate has played in ensuring that his city, Barcelona, has topped the global rankings of smart cities in recent years...
Lire la suiteJosep-Ramon Ferrer EscodaUber in Marrakech
The American specialist in connecting drivers and customers took advantage of the MedCop Climate Conference in Tangier, a sort of rehearsal for COP22 next November, to launch its UberGreen project dedicated to green cars...
Lire la suiteUber in MarrakechCigre
The International Council of Large Electricity Networks (CIGR), which has been held every two years in Paris since 1929, will bring together at the end of August the cream of the high-voltage industry, the nobility of electric transport...
Lire la suiteCigreCES 2017 in Las Vegas
The American global electronics party seems to be brewing with acidity on the French Tech side...
Lire la suiteCES 2017 in Las VegasLaure de la Raudière
This former telecoms engineer, MP and vice-president of the Eure-et-Loir Departmental Council, is one of the women who has influence on the national political scene regarding the digital transition...
Lire la suiteLaure de la RaudièreJeff Immelt and Satya Nadella
The agreement in early July for a partnership between General Electric and Microsoft in software and cloud computing puts Jeff Immelt, CEO of GE, and Satya Nadella, head of Microsoft, in a new global digital configuration...
Lire la suiteJeff Immelt and Satya NadellaYves Tyrode
This Telecom Paris Tech graduate is the new head of digital at the BPCE banking group...
Lire la suiteYves TyrodeDavid Lacombled
Orange's content man is taking a bow. As the operator's deputy director of content strategy, David Lacombled has been involved in all digital issues in France in recent years...
Lire la suiteDavid LacombledSmart cities, don't forget that smart residents are essential
The debate is very lively in India. In France, we are just beginning to add the concept of citizenship to the smart city dimension and to enshrine it in stone...
Lire la suiteSmart cities, don't forget that smart residents are essentialWhen will France enter Industry 4.0?
Once again, it seems there's been a delay in getting going. Since 2015, there have been many Industry 4.0 initiatives in the French regions, all under the leadership of Emmanuel Macron...
Lire la suiteWhen will France enter Industry 4.0?Anticipating IoT and the disruption of our environment
It seems that we are experiencing the arrival of Connected Objects as a remake of the opening, more than 20 years ago, of the information highways and the surge of the web...
Lire la suiteAnticipating IoT and the disruption of our environmentAustralia: How IKEA is thinking about the home of tomorrow
From their homes, 68% Australians communicate and interact with others online...
Lire la suiteAustralia: How IKEA is thinking about the home of tomorrowWill South Africa become a connected objects paradise?
Eckart Zollner, Director of Development at the Jasco Group, analyses the strengths and...
How China Experienced Its Internet Boom, According to a Former Microsoft Employee
It is rare to hear from China's tech intelligentsia on development issues...
The United Arab Emirates is considering connected objects
According to a recent report by the consulting firm International Data Corporation (IDC),…...
How to secure the Smart City in the future
Fortinet is an American company that manufactures telecommunications equipment. It…...
Manufacturers, Google or Apple, who will be the masters of tomorrow's automobile industry?
There are a billion cars on the road today and...
French SIGFOX ploughs its furrow in Ireland
SIGFOX, the world's leading provider of global communications services for the Internet...
IoT and security, the great unknown
A 2014 study conducted by Hewlett Packard found that 70%…...
When the Cloud and IoT enable intelligent tool management
Digital traceability of tools to know where stocks are, the condition...
The Data Strategy Puzzle
A new field of activity that is becoming increasingly important for businesses is data management. It...
The Internet of Things in Burgundy Wine
Selinko and NXP join forces to deliver an Internet of Things...
