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Program | Lift France 11
Day 1 (July 6) happens at Hotel de Région (27 Place Jules Guesde, map), and Marseille Provence Métropole (58 Boulevard Charles Livon, map). Days 2 and 3 (July 7-8) happen at the Palais du Pharo (map). Talks will be given in English and French, and a French/English translation will be provided. The program is subject to change as we work on refining the talks with the speakers.
Wednesday, July 6 (Workshops: Hotel de Région; Open Data Garage, Nuit des Mobiles and Welcome drinks: Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence Métropole)
09:30-
18:00
18:00
Partner event: Open Data Garage
Organized by ITEMS and FING with the support of Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President Program, (separate) registration: www.opendatagarage.org
Organized by ITEMS and FING with the support of Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President Program, (separate) registration: www.opendatagarage.org
13:30
Doors opening at Conseil régional
14:00
Participatory Workshops
ATTENTION: The workshops on Wednesday 6 are held at the Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur Hotel de Région (27 Place Jules Guesde, map).
ATTENTION: The workshops on Wednesday 6 are held at the Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur Hotel de Région (27 Place Jules Guesde, map).
| Title | Moderator | Language | Signups | Capacity | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Bang Workshop: Hack a Social Entrepreneur & shake the world in a morning. | Christian Vanizette | English | 9 | 30 | Salle de groupe 1 |
| Innovation monétaire : repoussons les limites de la monnaie | Cedric Pierre-Louis | Français | 21 | 30 | Salle de groupe 2 |
| Memory Feed: Reclaiming a Sense of Place through Mobile Augmented Reality | Jie-Eun Hwang | English | 10 | 15 | Salle de groupe 6 |
| Nous sommes tous des capteurs ! | Thierry Marcou | Français | 8 | 20 | Salle de groupe 4 |
| Une vie 100% Collaborative. Suivez Barnabé. | Guilhem Chéron | Français | 30 | 30 | Salle de groupe 5 |
| Venez inventer les nouvelles manières d'habiter | Amandine Brugière | Français | 24 | 30 | Salle de groupe 4 |
| Walk and talk: a gyrovague & poetic observation workshop | Jean Baptiste Labrune | English | 13 | 30 | Salle de groupe 3 |
18:30
Nuits des mobiles
Amphithéatre de la Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence, 58 bd Charles Livon Marseille 7ème
Amphithéatre de la Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence, 58 bd Charles Livon Marseille 7ème
20:15
Welcome drinks
Amphithéatre de la Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence, 58 bd Charles Livon Marseille 7ème
Amphithéatre de la Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence, 58 bd Charles Livon Marseille 7ème
Thursday, July 7 (Palais du Pharo)
08:30
Doors open
09:30
Participatory Workshops
| Title | Moderator | Language | Signups | Capacity | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cartographier la mobilité | Christophe Tallec | Français | 39 | 40 | A3 |
| Comment le livre numérique peut-il s'adresser au non-lecteur ? | Hubert Guillaud | Français | 20 | 20 | Restaurant room 1 |
| Concevoir une ville pour la consommation collaborative : atelier de prototypage urbain | Emile Hooge | Français | 16 | 16 | A2 |
| INNOVATION FUTURES Innovating within innovations challenges... | François Jégou | English | 41 | 41 | A1 |
| Le conseil citoyen : Favoriser le passage à l'échelle de l'innovation sociale | Simon SARAZIN | Français | 27 | 30 | Salle de restaurant 2 |
12:30
Lunch
14:00
Keynote: Saskia Sassen on "Smart cities"
14:30
Session: URBAN - Who needs to become "smart" in tomorrow's cities?
We want cities to become greener, safer, more competitive, more inclusive, more vibrant or easier to move in. To achieve that takes more than great engineering and determined leadership, yet this is what most models of "smart cities" are built around. It requires trust and collaboration, the deliberate sharing of urban (hardware, software, informational) resources, open innovation ecosystems, empowerment policies... How will we achieve smart and open cities that could be livable?
We want cities to become greener, safer, more competitive, more inclusive, more vibrant or easier to move in. To achieve that takes more than great engineering and determined leadership, yet this is what most models of "smart cities" are built around. It requires trust and collaboration, the deliberate sharing of urban (hardware, software, informational) resources, open innovation ecosystems, empowerment policies... How will we achieve smart and open cities that could be livable?
- Speakers:
- Adam Greenfield, Urbanscale: On public objects [EN].
- Alain Renk, UFO: Unlimited Cities [FR].
- Robin Chase, GoLoco: Building the cities of the future [EN].
- Frederic Mazzella, Covoiturage.fr [FR] - a 5-mn intro on how car-sharing can help forecast car traffic.
15:30
Break
16:00
Session: CARE - Disruptive innovation in healthcare and well-being
From patient networks to personal genomics, from the quest for autonomy and well-being to do-it-yourself bio, new technologies and new business models are getting ready to transform the world of healthcare. Are the players ready?
From patient networks to personal genomics, from the quest for autonomy and well-being to do-it-yourself bio, new technologies and new business models are getting ready to transform the world of healthcare. Are the players ready?
17:30
7 disruptive pitches
7 very innovative startups, whose products or services have the potential to disrupt the industry they apply to, present themselves in 6 short minutes.
7 very innovative startups, whose products or services have the potential to disrupt the industry they apply to, present themselves in 6 short minutes.
- Want your chance at one of the "disruptive pitches"? See here
19:30
Gala evening and networking
Friday, July 8 (Palais du Pharo)
08:30
Doors open
09:00
Parallel activities
Main conference room: Masterclasses
For those of you who don't eat, sleep and breathe technology and open innovation, here are 3 learning sessions to help you gather an understanding of what's brewing in these fields:
Workshops
Main conference room: Masterclasses
For those of you who don't eat, sleep and breathe technology and open innovation, here are 3 learning sessions to help you gather an understanding of what's brewing in these fields:
- The state of emerging technologies, with Remi Sussan [FR]
- The futures of innovation and innovation management, with Philine Warnke [EN]
- Datajournalism, one year on with Nicolas Kayser-Bril [FR]
Workshops
| Title | Moderator | Language | Signups | Capacity | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Building the Urban Web. Here. Now. | Hannes Gassert | English | 32 | 32 | A2 |
| Digital Challenges, 2012-2014 / Questions Numériques 2012-2014 | Daniel Kaplan | Français | 76 | 150 | Restaurant room |
| Gérer son identité numérique | Stéphane Koch | Français | 18 | 20 | A1 |
| Pourquoi et comment co-créer avec les consommateurs? | François PETAVY | Français | 30 | 30 | A3 |
11:00
Break
11:30
Introduction: Geoff Mulgan, chief executive, Nesta
12:O0
Session: WORK/LEARN: Transforming the way we work, innovate and learn
What will the XXIst-century organization look like: A network, a nebula, or a process-based system where everything is standardized and measured? How can these two cultures, these two ways of producing and of innovating, work together? And, since education seems to have changed far less than most of society, how can we prepare for a world where we all learn continuously and ubiquitously?
What will the XXIst-century organization look like: A network, a nebula, or a process-based system where everything is standardized and measured? How can these two cultures, these two ways of producing and of innovating, work together? And, since education seems to have changed far less than most of society, how can we prepare for a world where we all learn continuously and ubiquitously?
12:45
Lunch
14:00
Session: SLOW - Can we use technology to reclaim control over how we and our organizations manage time?
Technologies make our lives and work faster, accelerate economic and social rhythms. They bring about constant sollicitations, infobesity, and the blurring of boundaries between work and leisure. Individuals as well as organizations are trying to regain control over time. How can we achieve this?
Technologies make our lives and work faster, accelerate economic and social rhythms. They bring about constant sollicitations, infobesity, and the blurring of boundaries between work and leisure. Individuals as well as organizations are trying to regain control over time. How can we achieve this?
15:15
Break
15:45
Session: OPEN - What happens when barriers to innovation become drastically lower?
The Internet has radically open innovation systems in digital products, content and services. Today, the same is happening to manufacturing, finance, urban services, even healthcare and life sciences. What will this new innovation landscape look like? How can you take advantage of it?
The Internet has radically open innovation systems in digital products, content and services. Today, the same is happening to manufacturing, finance, urban services, even healthcare and life sciences. What will this new innovation landscape look like? How can you take advantage of it?
17:00
17:30
Closing of the conference
20:00
Closing party
Let's meet in a Marseille bar for post-conference chatter, drinks and dancing :)
Let's meet in a Marseille bar for post-conference chatter, drinks and dancing :)
