World e.gov Forum
13-15 October, Paris
Programme
Wednesday 13 October
9am – 10.30am
Plenary
The time of the « hyper-citizen »
Is the Internet the most salutary invention for democracy since the invention of the printing press ? The wired man campaigns online, stands out online, share his struggles, his rebellions and his likes online. Has the voice of citizens become so powerful that they are now a necessary partner for the co-creation of public policy?
Moderated by Geoffrey LA ROCCA, Head of Internet and digital activities, RMC
Video interview of Geoffrey LA ROCCA (In French)
Emile JOSSELIN, Head of web content at the Socialist Party
Video interview of Emile JOSSELIN (in French)
Nicolas VANBREMEERSCH, Founder and CEO of Spintank , author of De la démocratie numérique, online engagement adviser, Internet and communication adviser at the Government’s spokesman office, Ministry of education
Video interview of Nicolas VANBREMEERSCH (in French)
11am – 12.30am
Plenary
Open Data: the Eldorado of public sector information
in partnership with
ORANGE
A strategic plan for the development of public sector information will be completed at the end of 2010 in France. Worldwide, governments and civil societies are already expecting a lot from the open data and public sector information reuse projects. The potential is great : economic activity, more democracy, transparency… This plenary will be will give a chance to draw the state of the art of this global issue in which IT will play an essential part.
Moderated by Daniel KAPLAN, General delegate of the New Generation Internet Foundation (FING)
Video interview of Daniel KAPLAN (in French)
Bernard BENHAMOU, Director of the Internet uses, Ministry of university education and research
Video interview of Bernard BENHAMOU (in French)
Danielle BOURLANGE, deputy director of the Agency for Public Intangibles of France
Video interview of Danielle BOURLANGE (in French)
Vincent FELTESSE, Mayor of Blanquefort, France (Socialist party), President of the urban community of Bordeaux, France
Marc RIBES, Public Sector Futurologist at Orange Business Services
Video interview of Marc RIBES (in French)
Mercé ROVIRA REGAS, Project coordinator of the Intelligent Citizens Attention Service- iSAC and of eGovernment -Virtual City at the Government of Girona, Spain
Video interview of Mercé ROVIRA REGAS (in French)
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2.30pm – 4pm
Plenary
Agile governments
in partnership with
CISCO
A world tour of the best agile government practices, fully in TelePresence. From North America to India through Europe: how IT have made some public services more efficient with less resources.
Moderated by Paul JOHNSTON, Director, Internet Business Solution Group, Public Sector, Cisco
Video interview of Paul JOHNSTON
14.30 From TP New Dehli : Abhishek SINGH, Director of the Indian National eGovernance Program
14.45 From TP Dubaï : Feras JAFFAR AHMED, Director of Service Delivery and Channel Enhancement, eGovernment Authority
15.00 From TP Berlin : Dominik BOELHOFF, Germany 115 Project Manager, German Federal Government Interior Ministry
15.15 From TP Ottawa : Marj AKERLEY , Executive Director, Organizational Readiness Office , Chief Information Officer Branch , Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
15.30 From TP Washington : Martha DORRIS, Deputy Associate Administrator, General Services Administration
15.45 From TP Glasgow : George CROOKS, Director, Chief Operating Officer NHS 24
16.00 Session ends
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4.45pm – 6.30pm
Session
Best e-practices to win an election
(English/French language)
18 months before the French presidential election, what are the best practices to organize an efficient net-campaign and to win an election? Best practices from the past general elections in United Kingdom and the American mid-term elections.
Moderated by Phil NOBLE, founder of PoliticsOnline
Video interview of Phil NOBLE
Samuel COATES, Head, MyConservatives.com (UK),
Video interview of Samuel COATES
Julia GLIDDEN, Labour Party (UK),
Bennett Richardson, Republicans (USA),
Chris LUNDBERG, DemocracyInAction (USA)
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7pm
Debate
Social networks: new social ties, or desocialization?
Moderated by Benoît RAPHAËL, Founder and former Editor-in-chief of Lepost.fr, new media consultant
Video interview of Benoît RAPHAËL (in French)
Serge SOUDOPLATOFF, Internet expert at Fondapol, author of Avec Internet, où allons-nous ?
Video interview of Serge SOUDOPLATOFF (in French)
Dominique CARDON, sociologist working in France Télécom R&D’s Usage Laboratory and associated researcher at the Center for Research on Social Movements of the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, author of The electronic democracy Seuil/La République des idées, 2010.
Watch the video of the full debate (in French)
Followed by a private screening of the movie:
The Social Network
« You don’t get to 500 Million friends without making a few ennemies. »
Private screening of the movie directed by David fincher on the story of Facebook’s founders.
Screening followed by a cocktail
Thursday 14 October
9am – 10.30am
Plenary
The privacy paradox
The massive and permanent access to the Internet and its communication tools have dramatically changed the traditional concept of privacy. A new form of intimacy rises : it is now consciously exposed on the Web. How will the problems of the protection, the sharing and the property of personal data evolve ? Do the concepts of anonymity and “right-to-be-forgotten” make sense on the Internet ? What control can an Internet user keep on his private data?
Moderated by Jean-Marc MANACH, Journalist, expert of IT and privacy issues.
Video interview of Jean-Marc MANACH (in French)
Isabelle FALQUE-PIERROTIN, Vice President of the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés, President of the Forum of the Internet rights
Hervé MARITON, MP of Drôme, France (UMP)
Video interview of Hervé MARITON
Lionel TARDY, MP of Haute-Savoie (UMP)
Video interview of Lionel TARDY
Yves BOMATI, Head of communications of the Direction de l’information légale et administrative.
Video interview of Yves BOMATI
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11am – 12.30am
Plenary
Predictive analytics and public performance
« Anticipate and act »
in partnership with
IBM
Predictive analytics systems can provide strategic information out of the huge amount of data from the public sector and help operational decision making. The exploitation of this data can bring the costs down as well as fraud and waste, and result in a more efficient protection of citizens, a better risk management and more efficient processes. Another ROI has become more and more important : the Return On Information. This revolution illustrates perfectly the impact of IT on public management.
Moderated by Pierre-Marie VIDAL, Editor-in-chief of the magazine Acteurs publics
José GAYDU, Head of IT, City of Clermont Ferrand, France
Video interview of José GAYDU (in French)
Hervé ROLLAND, Vice President, Software, France NWA, IBM
Video interview of Hervé ROLLAND (in French)
Xavier CROUAN, Director of IT and digital innovation, Rennes Metropole, France
Video interview of Xavier CROUAN (in French)
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2pm – 5pm
Hearing of the candidates
E-democracy awards
The jury of the e-democracy awards 2010
Location : Hôtel de ville d’Issy-les-Moulineaux – 62 rue du Général Leclerc, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux
Watch the video of the hearings
5pm – 8pm
Awards ceremony
World e.gov forum awards
The e-administration awards
Presented by André SANTINI, former minister, founder of the World e.gov Forum, President of the Global Cities Dialogue, MP, mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux and Chairman of the Grand Paris society.
The e-democracy awards
Presented by Bernard KOUCHNER, Foreign Minister.
Watch the video of the ceremony (in French)
Location : Salon d’honneur du Ministère des Affaires étrangères 37 quai d’Orsay 75700 Paris
Friday 15 October
10.30am – 112.30pm
Plenary
Cloud computing
Evolution or revolution?
in partnership with
MICROSOFT
The debate goes on among analysts, but all agree on the renewal potential that cloud computing represents. Boost in innovation, savings, more agility and new services to citizens… It also poses in a new and accurate way the problems of security, sovereignty, reversibility and locking of the data. Opportunities, challenges to boost the State’s modernization: international and French overviews and feedbacks.
Moderated by Nathalie WRIGHT, Director of the public sector department, Microsoft
Dr. Mark FERRAR, Former Director of Technology Strategy, National Health Service (NHS) England and Chair of UK Government CTO Council
Olivier NOVASQUE, President of the AFDEL SaaS commission
Video interview of Olivier NOVASQUE (in French)
Thierry SOLERE, Vice President of the General council of the Hauts-de-Seine responsible for the economic development, first deputy mayor of Boulogne-Billancourt, executive adviser and Chairman of the UMP in charge of the digital federation
Bernard OURGHANLIAN, Technical and Security Director, Microsoft
Video interview of Bernard OURGHANLIAN (in French)
12.30am
Closing ceremony
Closing ceremony
Closing of the 13-15 October 2010 session of the World e.gov forum in Paris, presented by André SANTINI, former minister, founder of the World e.gov Forum, President of the Global Cities Dialogue, MP, mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux and Chairman of the Grand Paris society.
Location : Centre de conférences Microsoft 41, quai du Président Roosevelt, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux
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