LMI Public Sector Conference Speakers Testify
Learn about the latest innovations and challenges in the public sector at the LMI Public Sector Conference on February 10. This online event, organized by Le Monde Informatique, will feature several speakers who will share their insights and experiences on connected territories, cybersecurity, blockchain, and IT modernization.
Get ready to be engaged and inspired by our speakers and their subject matter. Here’s a brief overview of what to expect from each of them and why you should register for this conference.
Emmanuel Chiva: The Sensor of Innovations
Emmanuel Chiva is the Director General of AID (Agence Innovation Défense), a government agency that supports innovation projects within the Ministry of Armed Forces. He will present how AID acts as a sensor of innovations by collaborating with start-ups, research labs, and other partners on various domains such as drones, optical communications, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology.
You’ll discover how AID helps accelerate the transfer of innovations from research to operational use by providing funding, mentoring, and testing facilities. He will showcase some of the successful projects that AID has supported and how they contribute to enhancing France’s defense capabilities.
Constance Nebulla: The Intelligent Territory Program
Constance Nebulla is the vice-president of Pays de Loire Regional Council and community councilor in Angers Loire Métropole. She will talk about the intelligent territory program, which she initiated with a public-private partnership involving several actors such as Orange, Engie Solutions, Veolia, and La Poste.
She’ll describe how this program aims to improve the quality of life and services for citizens by deploying sensors, data platforms, and digital solutions across various domains such as mobility, energy efficiency, waste management, and social inclusion.
Find out about some of the benefits and challenges of implementing this program at different scales (regional, metropolitan, and local) and how it involves co-creation with users and stakeholders.
Cyril Bras: The Cybersecurity of Local Authorities
Cyril Bras is the CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) of Grenoble-Alpes Métropole and the city of Grenoble. He will talk about cybersecurity issues that local authorities face and how they can better protect themselves from threats such as ransomware, phishing, or denial-of-service attacks.
Get an overview of best practices and tools that can help local authorities assess their risks, implement security policies, monitor their systems, and respond to incidents. He’ll also highlight how he created a network of CISOs from other local authorities to exchange information, share experiences, and provide mutual assistance.
OOcode: The Blockchain Solution for Bicycle Repair
OOcode is a start-up that developed a blockchain-based solution for managing bicycle repair vouchers. This solution was adopted by the French government as part of its plan to encourage cycling after lockdown. OOcode’s co-founder, Alexandre Boucherot, will present how his solution works and what benefits it brings to both users and service providers.
Learn how blockchain technology enables secure, transparent, and traceable transactions using non-fungible tokens (NFTs). He’ll also share some feedback and lessons learned from deploying his solution at scale.
Jérôme Tanché: The Modernization of IT Infrastructures
Jérôme Tanché is the head of infrastructure management at Poitiers University Hospital. He led a project to upgrade its storage system towards more modern and efficient solutions. He’ll present why he decided to undertake this project and what objectives he pursued.
Discover how he selected and implemented new storage technologies such as flash arrays, hyperconverged infrastructures, or cloud services. He’ll also demonstrate how these technologies helped him improve performance, reliability, scalability, and cost-efficiency of his IT environment to meet future medical challenges such the conference is a great opportunity to gain insights and knowledge about the latest trends and challenges in the public sector.
With a diverse range of topics and speakers, attendees can learn about innovative projects and solutions in various fields such as defense, regional development, cybersecurity, blockchain, and IT modernization.
The conference also provides a platform for attendees to interact with the speakers through live Q&A sessions or chat rooms. This allows attendees to ask questions, share their experiences, and network with other professionals in the industry
Conclusion
Overall, the LMI Public Sector Conference is a must-attend event for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date with the latest innovations and challenges in the public sector. With a rich and diverse program, attendees can gain valuable insights and knowledge from experts who have successfully implemented innovative projects in their respective fields.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best and register for free here: https://www.lmi.org/
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