LES INTERVENANTS 2012

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Federico Casalegno  
Director of the MIT Mobile Experience Lab and Associate Director of the MIT Design Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Since 2006, he is the director of the Green Home Alliance between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Fondazione Bruno Kessler in Italy.

A social scientist with an interest in the impact of networked digital technologies in human behavior and society, Casalegno both teaches and leads research at MIT, especially focusing on the area of rethinking and designing interactive media to foster connections between people, information and physical places using cutting-edge information technology.

Since 2002, he has also held a position as Lecturer in the MIT Media Lab Smart Cities group, and from 2004 to 2007, he worked at Motorola, Inc., as Technology and Product Innovation Analyst, designing pioneering products, experiences and services for mobile devices.

From 1994 to 2000, he worked at Philips Design on connected communities and new media environments to inform design and product experience planning.

He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology of Culture and Communication from the Sorbonne University, Paris V, with a focus on mediated communication and social interaction in networked communities and wired cities.

Casalegno has published several scientific papers, books and articles. For the Living Memory, connected community project, he was awarded the Best Concept prize by the American Leading Industrial Designers I.D. Magazine, and the Silver Prize Design Concept by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA).

Jan Horsager 
Alexandra Institute, Aarhus, Denmark, Head of communication

The Alexandra Institute is a non-profit company that works with application-oriented IT research.

Its focus is pervasive computing, and it activates the business potential of their members and customers through research-based userdriven innovation.

The Alexandra Institute is a member of GTS - Advanced Technology Group – a network of independent Danish research and technology organisations.

The IoT initiative (IoT-i), an EU 7th Framework Programme project initiated in September 2010, brings together key actors from all relevant but currently fragmented IoT communities in Europe. The purpose of the project is to work jointly towards a common vision for the Internet of Things. It represents the first serious attempt in building a unified IoT community in Europe, going across boundaries of disparate technology sectors, in order to create a joint European strategic vision for the Internet of Things and aligning this vision with the current developments on the Future Internet.

Guy Weiss  
AndVista Consulting, Genève, Supply chain traceability expert

Guy Weiss is an expert specialized in the field of optimized supply chain with particular emphasis on traceability from production to point of dispensing in order to dispense visibility, regulation compliance and control along the Supply chain. (ePedigree, Track&Trace, Serialization, AIDC).
His focus is on supply chain safety and security, with emphasis on high-risk supply chain environments, including pharmaceuticals, biological products, medical devices, food, and cosmetics.
Guy teaches Supply chain management at HEC Paris and at Bern University of Applied Sciences.

Laurent Sciboz 
Responsable des instituts de recherche IT du TechnoArk

Laurent Sciboz has an extensive list of conference contributions in applied research seminars on advanced technologies, software development tools and methodologies. In 1997, Laurent Sciboz and the Icare research team were the winners of the competition “Technologiestandort Switzerland” with the project “Visual Prod”.

Laurent is member of the AutoID academic alliance and his last scientific contribution are focused on RFID middleware for food and medical industries based on the new EPC information systems standard ( EPCGlobal ). Actual works and research projects are focused on Internet of things based on mobile phone.

Philippe Cloux
Importexa, Lutry, Directeur

Pr. Schumacher  
Institut d’informatique HES-SO // Valais

Prof. Michael Ignaz Schumacher is a full Professor in the Institute of Business Information Systems at the University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (HES-SO) since 2007. In 2009, he founded the Applied Intelligence Systems Lab AISLab at HES-SO (aislab.hevs.ch). Previously, he held a senior researcher position at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) and was visiting researcher at the Robotics Institute in Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh (USA). He has worked in project management in an international Swiss foundation committed in social investment. He holds a PhD and an MsC in computer science from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. Schumacher’s research focuses on distributed information systems and artificial intelligence.

http://aislab.hevs.ch/team/prof-dr-michael-ignaz-schumacher/

 Bastien Sachet  
The Forest Trust, swiss office, Crassier
TFT is a global non-profit organisation that helps companies and communities deliver Responsible Products. We act on the ground in forests, farms and factories to help create products that respect the environment and improve people's lives.

Bastien Sachet est directeur au TFT (The Forest Trust). Passionné de sciences naturelles, il obtient en 2000 son diplôme d’ingénieur de l’Institut National Agronomique de Paris-Grignon  (Agro Paris) qu’il complète par un DEA de marketing et stratégies à l’Université de Paris IX Dauphine. Il travaille ensuite plusieurs années sur le terrain à l’étranger, au Brésil, en Australie, en Angleterre et en Argentine où il acquiert une expérience internationale dans le secteur privé à la tête d’équipes commerciales dans les secteurs de la logistique et de l’agro-business. Confronté de près aux limites sociales et environnementales des systèmes de production  actuels,  et convaincu du fait que l’entreprise et la créativité sont les moteurs du  développement durable,  il rejoint en 2006 le TFT à la suite de sa rencontre avec Scott Poynton, qui en est le fondateur. Il développe depuis le modèle innovant du TFT qui a pour objectif d’aider les entreprises qui souhaitent mettre sur le marché des produits plus responsables, c'est-à-dire des produits qui respectent l’environnement et améliorent la vie des gens. « Partout dans le monde, les équipes du TFT collaborent de manière constructive et pragmatique avec les équipes des fournisseurs des entreprises et les communautés sur le terrain, près des zones d’exploitation de ressources naturelles (forêts, plantations, fermes, mines…) en étant toujours à la recherche de solutions pratiques et faciles à mettre en oeuvre ». Son credo : « En changeant l’histoire des produits, on changera l’histoire de la planète."

Julien Troussier  
The Forest Trust, swiss office, Crassier
TFT is a global non-profit organisation that helps companies and communities deliver Responsible Products. We act on the ground in forests, farms and factories to help create products that respect the environment and improve people's lives.

Julien Troussier is an International Relations graduate of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. After working for 6 years in the banking sector focusing on International commodity markets, Julien joined The Forest Trust (TFT) in 2007 and is today in charge of TFT’s operations, supporting the teams to maintain the highest quality of work on the ground for the benefit of all the organization’s stakeholders. 

Henri Barthel  
GS1 Global Office, Bruxelles, Vice President GS1 System Integrity and Global Partnerships

Henri Barthel has been working for GS1 since July 1988 and is currently Vice President System Integrity and Global Partnerships at the GS1 Global Office in Brussels. He is responsible for protecting the integrity of the GS1 system throughout the GS1 standards and services development process. He is also responsible for developing strategies for achieving recognition by third party standards organisations of new or amended GS1 standards. He is a co-chair of the GS1 Architecture Committee. He is also chairman of SC31/WG4, the ISO working group dealing with RFID standardisation for item management and of CEN/TC 225, the European standards committee on Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) Technologies and Applications.

GS1
Providing digital information consumers can trust

In the digital world, consumers are making purchase decisions based on information they fi nd on the internet. Sometimes this information is supplied directly by brands and retailers. Often consumers choose to use third-party services provided by internet and mobile companies; but information in these services is frequently missing or incorrect.

For this reason, companies are asking GS1 to work on how to make product information available to consumers using digital channels. This session will provide insight into the current status of this ambitious project.

More information is available at www.gs1.org/b2c.

Renaud Francou 
Fondation Internet nouvelle génération, FING, co-animateur de l’ "Expédition" Nouvelles approches de la Confiance numérique

Titulaire d’un DESS Techniques d’Information et de Communication dans le Développement Territorial à l’Université Toulouse Le Mirail, Renaud Francou vit à Marseille et a rejoint la FING en 2003.
Il y a successivement piloté l’organisation des 6 premières éditions de l’Université de Printemps de la Fing (conférence annuelle mariant prospective et recherche) et co-animé avec Charles Népote le programme Identités actives (2007-2009). Depuis 2009, il anime le dispositif PACA Labs destiné à soutenir les projets expérimentaux en région Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur.
En 2010-2011, il a co-animé une "Expédition" sur le thème Nouvelles approches de la Confiance numérique ainsi qu'un Atelier de Réflexion Prospective pour l'Agence National de la Recherche.
Il contribue également au lancement du projet MesInfos, axé sur le partage de données personnelles et les applications pour les usagers et les entreprises.

Laurent Haug (modérateur)
Fondateur des conférences Lift
Entrepreneur et chercheur passionné par la compréhension de l'innovation, Laurent Haug travaille à l’identification et à la compréhension des changements à venir, persuadé qu'une innovation que l'on anticipe est une opportunité, une innovation subie un danger. Laurent est le fondateur et directeur général de la conférence Lift, une série d'événements conçus autour d'une communauté d'acteurs et de penseurs qui se réunissent en Europe et en Asie pour étudier l'impact social des nouvelles technologies. Blogueur, conseiller de start-up, ce diplomé de l'université de Lausanne débute sa carrière dans l'élaboration et la mise en Oeuvre de solutions technologiques en start-up, puis chez Arthur Andersen et Pictet.
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