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Prenez des entreprenautes réputés, un financier, un expert juridique, un accompagneur de start-up, mélangez le tout et invitez-les chez Google dans le cadre des Assises du numériques lancées par le ministre Eric Besson.
Prenez des entreprenautes réputés, un financier, un expert juridique, un accompagneur de start-up, mélangez le tout et invitez-les chez Google dans le cadre des Assises du numériques lancées par le ministre Eric Besson. Puis, suprême ironie, demandez-leur de répondre à la question suivante : le prochain Google peut-il être Français ?
Une table ronde qui a brassé plein d’idées, enfoncé quelques portes ouvertes mais qui a eu le mérite de mettre les choses à plat.
Au-delà d’un blabla de circonstances, j’ai aimé ces intervenants qui ont donné leurs avis, qui ont essayé de jouer le jeu, de baisser la garde et de lâcher quelques petites perles, sous l’œil rigolard d’un Marc Simoncini assis dans le public, notre sérial entrepreneur national et fondateur de Meetic. On y a parlé de beaucoup de choses : - de l’Europe, bien sûr- du Luxembourg- de la nécessaire harmonisation fiscale et juridique- du financement de l’innovation- de la neutralité de l’Internet- du statut juridique de l’hébergeur- de réussites françaises dans l’e-commerce
Côté intervenants, on a eu droit à du bon, du très bon même.
Mes préférés ? Catherine Barba, présidente et fondatrice de Cash Store. Ah, je l’aime bien, elle : elle a la critique facile, bien argumentée – en particulier sur la loi Chatel, et le tout… en souriant. Ca nous change des donneurs de leçons bougons et rabats-joie.
J’ai aussi bien aimé Laurent Kott, le directeur général d’INRIA-Transfert. Avec ses faux air de Pierre Chappaz, le fondateur de Kelkoo, il a des arguments intéressants à faire valoir, notamment au sujet du modèle israélien où l’innovation y est une seconde nature et où la seule alternative pour survivre est de tester, en grandeur nature, la pertinence de leur techno aux Etats-Unis – leur marché naturel, alors que Israël est aux portes de l’Europe...
Je ne connaissais pas François Bourdoncle, le co-fondateur d’Exalead, mais je vous invite à écouter son avis sur les pôles de compétitivité : un modèle du genre !
Mention particulière aussi à Cédric Manara, avocat, professeur à l’EDHEC et expert sur les problématiques juridiques du Web : il nous explique pourquoi le prochain Google n’aurait jamais pu être Français si Google avait commencé son implantation en Europe par la France !
Voilà, je vous invite vraiment à visionner cette table-ronde.
Non seulement vous y apprendrez plein de choses, mais en plus vous comprendrez pourquoi les débats qui entourent les nouvelles technologies aujourd’hui sont aussi importants. La raison est simple : nous sommes entrés dans une nouvelle ère. Certains l’ont déjà compris. D’autres non.