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00:06:39billion U.S. dollars have been amassed in new R&D to combat it. And this is probably an
00:06:46understatement because we've seen redirection of existing R&D move in the same direction.
00:06:52As Jeremy Farr of the Wellcome Trust says, really, our only exit from COVID is through
00:06:58science. And that's what we're seeing. And we're seeing a lot of the scientific community
00:07:05turn on a very short time and address the problem. And you can see the right-hand side
00:07:11here an outpouring of new scientific literature dedicated to the COVID crisis. Now, it's too
00:07:20early to tell the impact of this. But the way that the scientific community has changed
00:07:27is of direct interest and could be of long-lasting nature. One dimension of this is shown in this
00:07:34slide. And that is a trend towards what we call open access scientific publications. If you look
00:07:41at the right-hand side, publications on diabetes, well, only a small number of them were open access
00:07:49compared to what we're seeing with publications dedicated to combating COVID. Now, more of interest
00:07:58directly to the community today is what's happening to entrepreneurship and startups and so forth.
00:08:03And again, it's a bit of a mixed picture. Across Europe, we're seeing a general decline, although
00:08:09some of that may be increasing recently. In the United States, again, we saw a decline initially,
00:08:14and then we were now seeing an increase. And some of this may be confused by people who are out
00:08:21of work
00:08:21and then trying their own new job. But as we say, necessity is the mother of invention. And in fact,
00:08:29it's through tough times like this that we see new entrepreneurs come onto the scene with amazing new
00:08:35ideas. I remember the global financial crisis. We had new startups, which are now household names like
00:08:42Pin Interest, WhatsApp, and Dropbox have now become big entities. And we're tracking R&D at the firm level very
00:08:52closely at the OECD. And just looking at the second quarter of 2020, we see the big tech is investing
00:09:02a lot in R&D. That's what's on the left-hand side, including the pharmaceutical sector. By more traditional
00:09:09sectors, such as those in the green or the olive here in the middle, auto manufacturers and so forth,
00:09:16are seeing a relative decline. And we'll see what this means for longer term for innovation and for R&D
00:09:25going forward. But again, it's certainly, I think, a pivot point towards a more digital economy
00:09:33and society. Let me shift quickly to policy. And we're seeing, just as we're seeing in the marketplace,
00:09:41we're seeing some innovative new ideas in the policy world as well. One of these is what we call fast
00:09:47track open competitions. These are recognizing the need that a lot of good, smart ideas come from small
00:09:54firms. And this is trying to channel that effort, as is the Eurovis virus. Over 330,000 participants from
00:10:05across the European Union participated in this pan-European hackathon. Massive engagement by small
00:10:13firms and entrepreneurs to address the COVID-19 pandemic. Looking forward, I don't have to say
00:10:21there's a lot of uncertainty out there, a lot of unknowns or what we call known unknowns, things we
00:10:28really don't know about. I just want to point to three of these which are in the green part of
00:10:34this
00:10:34figure. One is the geopolitical science and technology shifts we're seeing. The second is the trend towards
00:10:41acceleration towards visualization. And third is, what will it mean for a more long lasting shift in
00:10:49science and technology policy? Let me quickly step through these. The first is the uncertainty regarding
00:10:58regarding the government R&D expenditures. You can see over the last 30 years, governments have tended to
00:11:05prioritize competitiveness. That's the orange line going up here. And not so much give emphasis to the
00:11:14health and the environment, the blue line. There's a question whether or not this pandemic will cause a
00:11:21change to rethink towards that orientation. Another thing we look at is how we fund science and
00:11:28technology and innovation policies at FDOECD. Again, you can see that over time, governments have relied more
00:11:38and more on what's called GTARD here, the light blue line, which are really tax incentives. R&D tax credits
00:11:47and so forth.
00:11:47Why direct funding, the dark blue line, which are things like contracts, grants, and awards, have seen a
00:11:55relative decline. Now, R&D tax credits are great for many things. They're easy to administer. They tend to be
00:12:03used by all firms. And they don't preference one firm over another. But it's more the D than the R,
00:12:12what R&D tax credits do.
00:12:14It's more incremental and applied development research. The blue line, on the other hand, R, is more direct
00:12:21funding. And that's more the blue sky kind of basic science that goes into high risk, long return
00:12:29problems and tends to be better at targeting a specific sector. So that the question we have is, do we
00:12:36have the
00:12:36right mix? Do we need a rebalancing? And if your intent is to inject resilience against global challenges like
00:12:45COVID, this current trend may need to be reversed. Another key uncertainty is just the growing level of government
00:12:54indebtedness. It's much higher now than it was in 2008, 2009. And projections are that it will continue to grow
00:13:01over time. On one hand, this could trigger significant cutbacks in funding for science, technology, and innovation.
00:13:10On the other hand, the pandemic may underscore the fundamental importance of science and give it a higher
00:13:19priority than other spending priorities in the government agenda. The third uncertainty that I want to point to is the
00:13:28growing kind of pectonic shifts we see in the geopolitical landscape. The light dashed green line here is the rise
00:13:38of
00:13:38of China's R&D expenditures over the last couple of decades, which have been tremendous. And we have to give
00:13:46China a lot of credit. And they've moved from any type of copying to now being really at the frontier
00:13:53innovators
00:13:54and having very innovative companies. I note that Ant Financial is on target to become the largest IPO in history
00:14:03soon. And as they begin to reach this level, they may have crossed the threshold, which is kind of
00:14:10disrupting what was a small club of post-World War II countries at the science and technology frontier.
00:14:18And this could be troublesome because science is typically done through partnerships. And that's what these two
00:14:25figures show. They look at co-publishing where there's two nodes, basically, maybe three on the United States,
00:14:33UK and China. And there seems to be a new mood emerging though, where there's an increasing desire to maybe
00:14:43restrict scientific cooperation and make it contingent upon reciprocity or shared scientific values. Again, this is an unknown.
00:14:55but could challenge the philosophy of the scientific or knowledge commons. Last and least, but not least, this will be
00:15:04well known
00:15:05to your community here, is the pace of digitalization. And here I'm just going to pick out one of these,
00:15:11which is
00:15:12expressed in the graph on the left-hand side, which is a chart indicating that within Europe, two-thirds of
00:15:20all employees would prefer to telework at least
00:15:23several times a month. Forty-five percent at least several times a week. This is a huge change from where
00:15:29we were less than a year ago.
00:15:32And with this change comes opportunity for innovation. Innovators are responding to this. You can see from this figure,
00:15:40here it just shows a chart from Nick Bloom and his colleagues showing a sharp jump in patent applications in
00:15:47the United States for filing with work from home technologies in just this spring.
00:15:54Let me end by saying it's a period of transition. This is good for small, innovative, agile firms. There's new
00:16:03opportunities here that didn't exist a year ago.
00:16:07So opportunities not only for innovation, but for interacting with governments and getting partnership for funding, including things that we
00:16:19recommend to
00:16:20governments such as procurement, which can hopefully take some of the risk out of innovating for small firms.
00:16:28As you said at the outset, we'll be releasing this report later in the month. It comes out as a
00:16:35book, but increasingly in 2020, we go beyond the book. And I call your attention to this webpage where you
00:16:42can follow different aspects of the project directly. Thank you.
00:16:49Well, thanks a lot Andy for those very interesting insights and for sharing the sneak of this report that will
00:16:57be published soon. So you've talked a lot about the different effects of COVID-19 and above all of the
00:17:06most maybe dramatic effect that we can face. But I'd like to ask you about the opportunities.
00:17:12You mentioned telework. What are the opportunities that you can, we can seize and that startup can seize and digital
00:17:20players can seize from this crisis. And can you name maybe some proactive innovation policies that have been put in
00:17:27place and that you have noticed?
00:17:30Yeah, I'd be happy to. And you put your finger on it. Basically, we're coming to the recognition of the
00:17:37OECD that unlike what we thought, maybe in March and April, that this was going to be six or nine
00:17:43months, and hopefully we would have a vaccine and there'd be a return to what we thought of before, that
00:17:49this is evolving. And it's probably we're going to be living with this new normal of having COVID in our
00:17:56lives and economy for some time.
00:17:59And so anything that can keep the economy going, and that's the virtual world is a lot of digital technologies.
00:18:05If you've spoken about, it's about telework, it's about e-learning, it's about e-health, it's about e-commerce. These
00:18:12are all burgeoning areas with great opportunities.
00:18:16communities. There's also new types of apps. We've seen a lot of experimentation around video conferencing, just to give you
00:18:24one. Fundamental to this is connectivity.
00:18:28And this is where I think we used to talk about digital divide being important, and people kind of looked
00:18:34at you as, yeah, well, that's for the digital world, but now it's seen as being essential for the economy
00:18:40and society.
00:18:41I think it's moved front and center as a policy area. There's a lot of interesting things going on in
00:18:46connectivity at the moment.
00:18:49But one that I may point to is in Colombia, a relatively poor country. They've done a lot to subsidize
00:18:58the price of connecting for the poorest and those in the most remote.
00:19:02And I think these are the people that are most excluded at the moment, and maybe warrant the most attention.
00:19:12I'm taken by what's happening in Canada, where they've got this First Nations, it's their indigenous people, particularly the Inuit
00:19:21indigenous people, where they have a specific e-health program that reaches out to these more marginalized part of the
00:19:31population.
00:19:33And on telework, we see it everywhere, here in France as well, where there's an emphasis now put on keeping
00:19:42distance. And here, it's not only the big telecom providers that have seen a surge in traffic that they've been
00:19:50coping with, but again, it's the outpouring of innovative applications.
00:19:56And e-commerce, particularly programs to get small, very vulnerable firms online. There's a program coming out of Ireland that
00:20:06provides vouchers for small SMEs to come online so that they can keep their businesses up and running.
00:20:16And those are just some of the creative ideas that are coming out. Part of OECD's job is to share
00:20:24these ideas. Again, it's a little bit early to figure out best practice, but it's not so hard to point
00:20:30to very innovative practices.
00:20:33Thank you, Andy. Thank you for these examples from real life and from the different countries. So you've kind of
00:20:42answered partly to my second question that was, what kind of role can start a place when it comes to
00:20:50the different recovery plans?
00:20:51You mentioned telemedicine, you mentioned e-learning, but what kind of collaboration we can consider between government and between the
00:21:02public sector and how maybe can we foster it? That's a way also for startups to grow. At Vivitech, we
00:21:09are fully committed, above all in this period, to help startups grow.
00:21:13I think the governments have been a little bit in panic mode, understandably, with the crisis. But now I think
00:21:22they need to begin to start thinking longer term, as I said, about this new normal. And as they do
00:21:27so, I think they need to make a special effort to make sure that these programs are accessible, not only
00:21:33to the large businesses, but to the small and micro and the unborn, the startups.
00:21:42I fully agree with you. People in the room, well, at least people connected, will also be 100% convinced.
00:21:52Well, thanks a lot, Andy. It was a real pleasure to have you. I'm sure that all those insights will
00:21:59be really inspiring for everyone hearing us. And I hope to see you at Vivitech next June, above all.
00:22:06Yes, as do I. And let me thank you for the attention. And just thank you for the enthusiasm and
00:22:14creativity that comes from the community you have at Vivitech.
00:22:19Well, thanks a lot, Andy. It was a pleasure.
00:22:22Bye.
00:22:23We have two more special guests today. You know that Vivitech was created by Publicis and Les Echos. Well, our
00:22:30president, Maurice Lévy, chairman of the Super Advisory Board of Publicis, and Pierre Louette, CEO of Les Echos de Parisien,
00:22:37wanted to tell you a few words before we start.
00:22:40Bonjour. Bonjour. Bonjour. And a big thank you for joining us for this conversation. First of all, I would like
00:22:48to thank you for joining us despite the lockdown.
00:22:53And I hope that every one of you are extremely well, safe from the COVID, as well as your family.
00:23:04You are numerous joining us. We are extremely happy to have so many partners in this conversation.
00:23:15And I would like to insist on a few elements which I believe are extremely important.
00:23:21First of all, as you know, in four years' time, we have created an event which is clearly and by
00:23:30far the number one in Europe for tech and innovation, for startups and transformation.
00:23:38It has become a catalyst, an incredible catalyst for transformation of large corp, for collaboration between large corp and startups,
00:23:54for innovation and also for showing the best and the new things that exist in the world.
00:24:04So, I'm very happy to tell you a few things about the coming edition of Viva Tech.
00:24:10First of all, we really want Maurice and myself to clearly outline the fact that there will be a Viva
00:24:16Tech in 2021.
00:24:18It will happen on the 17th, 18th and 19th of June 2021.
00:24:24The teams have been working on this next edition for a month now, and they have prepared hybrid formats, which
00:24:32will allow us to adapt ourselves to the sanitary situation of the pandemics.
00:24:37Our fifth edition will be an incredibly strong international meeting point, should it be virtual or physical, for all of
00:24:47the actors, the players of the innovation in the world, around the world.
00:24:51You're going to be able to, again, grab the best of inspiration for the best speakers and also discover the
00:24:57most wonderful and most striking innovations.
00:24:59And also in all of the regions that we will cover, we don't want to only mention countries, nations, but
00:25:05also countryside regions, many places around the world in which innovation is a thriving activity, which will help all of
00:25:13our world's populations in order to develop themselves.
00:25:18Viva Tech will be a success by showing those collaborations between the national and the regional innovations, and it will
00:25:25be happening in Viva Tech.
00:25:26Viva Tech. You have been there for most of you. You have seen what it has been. I can tell
00:25:32you that we will surpass in imagination and in innovation what has been done so far.
00:25:41Thanks a lot, Maurice et Pierre. Now we'd like to walk you through what we have learned from those past
00:25:47months and what we are planning for 2021.
00:25:49While going through a period of upheaval that is absolutely without precedence, particularly in terms of digital usage in France
00:26:00alone, teleworking increased fourfold during lockdown.
00:26:04Worldwide, the number of monthly Zoom users, I'm sure you're part of it, has been multiplied by five in only
00:26:11a year.
00:26:11Medical teleconsultation has been multiplied by 100 with signs that it will go on after lockdown.
00:26:21As a consequence of the crisis, we are seeing a huge acceleration of digital transformation.
00:26:27Many studies have been published on this matter, but actually it seems that a gain of three to five years
00:26:32have been noticed,
00:26:34which can have a very powerful impact in terms of digital transformation and the impact that it can have on
00:26:41our business and societies.
00:26:44At the same time, as we all more and more use digital use, we have witnessed a growing need to
00:26:52get in person and to reconnect.
00:26:55This crisis has also led to an unprecedented awareness of the environmental and social emergency and of the necessity for
00:27:04action has literally unfolded before our eyes.
00:27:07Just an example, during lockdown, the Himalayas became visible for 200 kilometers around, a first in more than 30 years,
00:27:17giving us powerful insights on our carbon footprint on the planet.
00:27:22The crisis has also accelerated certain inequalities, in particular for women and young people, that is to say for dudes
00:27:30who are already in a situation of inequality.
00:27:32A UN report showed that women were 19% more likely than men to lose their jobs during this crisis,
00:27:40especially because feminized sectors have been particularly affected.
00:27:44As a result, it raises a major question for all companies. How can they reconcile growth and impact and positive
00:27:54impact on their communities and environment?
00:27:57This is a growing demand from all stakeholders of company and government.
00:28:02And I'm sure that this is a question that you are fully tackling in your daily business life.
00:28:11Now, what will Vivitech 2021 look like? I'm thrilled to share with you what we have in store.
00:28:20To imagine the controls of Vivitech 2021, we went back to our fundamentals, which remain more relevant than ever.
00:28:28In just five years, and largely thanks to you, Vivitech has become the largest event dedicated to tech and startups
00:28:36in Europe.
00:28:37We bring together the best of innovation to inspire and to enable positive change for both business and society.
00:28:45We are globally recognized as a catalyst for digital transformation and startup growth.
00:28:52Our DNA is built around three pillars. The first one is inspiration, because Vivitech is the place where you listen
00:28:59to the greatest thinkers, leaders and entrepreneurs.
00:29:03The second one is connection. Vivitech is the place where corporations, startups, investors and academics from all over the world
00:29:10gather, meet and do business together.
00:29:13And finally experience Vivitech is the place to discover the latest innovation, the latest startups that are transforming all sectors
00:29:22of activity.
00:29:24In four years, we have succeeded in uniting communities from all over the world.
00:29:28Last year, we gathered in Paris, more than 124,000 visitors, but our reach goes far beyond the Port de
00:29:36Versailles,
00:29:36because we have already reached more than 231 million people through our content.
00:29:43I mentioned earlier that Vivitech is the place for inspiration.
00:29:48Look at a few of the great speakers that we've been able to gather.
00:29:53Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Ma, President Macron, Margaret Bestager, Dara Kofshrofshahid, John Collision.
00:29:59Those are just a few names of the community of leaders that we gather every year at Vivitech.
00:30:06To shape the new countries of Vivitech, we have looked at our strengths that I've been explaining briefly,
00:30:14but we have also surveyed our French and international startup community.
00:30:19This is what we have learned from them.
00:30:21They expect a lot from Vivitech, as you can see from these figures.
00:30:25The primary concern is about growth and winning new customers.
00:30:29They expect to meet their next customers at Vivitech, because they are telling us that with the crisis, the volume
00:30:37of their business has been reducing.
00:30:40It has slowed down.
00:30:41So Vivitech is going to be a big boost for their activity.
00:30:44The second one is to understand tech trends and to understand the other startup of their sector of activity that
00:30:51are shaping the future of this sector.
00:30:53And finally, they expect Vivitech to help them go abroad to expand their international reach and gain new clients internationally.
00:31:04So you see, there's a very wide mix of expectations from Vivitech.
00:31:12And to meet this ever increasing expectation and this new context, we have decided to reshape the contours of Vivitech.
00:31:20From now on, Vivitech is becoming a hybrid event.
00:31:24That is to say that Vivitech is the place to be, no matter where you are.
00:31:30Vivitech will combine the best of both worlds, online and in person, and will offer you an augmented experience that
00:31:39multiplies the objectives, the possibilities, and above all the opportunities for those who participate.
00:31:46We have built Vivitech 2021 upon five principles that we are presenting to you today.
00:31:52You can discover them here.
00:31:54First one is a new digital experience.
00:31:57Second, an unmissable personalized event.
00:32:02Strengthen in international reach.
00:32:05A business that is an event that is business focused, but that is also committed for the common good.
00:32:11And finally, a community that will live throughout the year.
00:32:15Let's dig a bit into those principles.
00:32:18Let's dig into the different principles.
00:32:21The first one, a new digital experience that will enrich the Vivitech experience from now on.
00:32:27Because we truly believe that we won't be back to the former event experience.
00:32:34We won't be back to 100% in-person events.
00:32:38Now, we want to create a unique, immersive experience that will demultiply the objective of your participation at Vivitech.
00:32:48That will also enable to engage broader audiences.
00:32:51That will develop your reach.
00:32:53And that will create a personalized experience for all our visitors.
00:32:57And to do that, we know that we have to invent very new formats.
00:33:02We will drill on TV and multimedia design codes to design this new experience.
00:33:09This experience will rely on our pillars.
00:33:14Because our mission remains the same.
00:33:17And we are faithful to our mission.
00:33:18First, it will enable you to connect.
00:33:22Because you will have many forms of interactivity with the participants.
00:33:27Through visits, through chat, through audio, through one-on-one meeting.
00:33:31But through also targeting and dedicated community room on very specific subjects.
00:33:37To share best practice and to share expertise.
00:33:42Second, you will be able to discover the latest innovation.
00:33:46Thanks to immersive demos.
00:33:48Thanks to experience of unboxing.
00:33:51But also thanks to gamification.
00:33:53Which is a very successful format when it comes to online events.
00:33:57Then you will also be able to be inspired by our great speakers.
00:34:01And to be inspired by them in a brand new way.
00:34:05That will more look like a TV show.
00:34:07A TV show that will last for two days.
00:34:10From Thursday morning to Friday afternoon.
00:34:13And that will be broadcasted on all our digital channels.
00:34:20And then finally, the digital platform enables us to personalize.
00:34:26And to target the visit inside of the Vivatec experience.
00:34:30Thanks to the sector of your activity.
00:34:32Thanks to what you expect from Vivatec.
00:34:35You will have personalized recommendation.
00:34:38For trails.
00:34:39For booths.
00:34:40For conference.
00:34:42And so you will have a far more personalized experience of Vivatec.
00:34:47Our second conviction is that in-person meeting.
00:34:52An in-person event.
00:34:54Have more power and more impact than 100% digital event.
00:35:00So we really would like if the sanitary condition enabled us to do so.
00:35:05To have a physical dimension of Vivatec.
00:35:09I will share it to you just in a minute.
00:35:12That will be either Porte de Versailles in a very well designed area.
00:35:18Or that will be in small gatherings all across France.
00:35:24But also internationally.
00:35:26To be able to offer an in-person experience around Vivatec.
00:35:32Because we believe that the induced time.
00:35:35The physical and the in-person experience is more needed.
00:35:39And more expected than ever.
00:35:42And our community that we have surveyed told us so.
00:35:46So we will create an extraordinary experience in-person.
00:35:51That will be enriched by what happens online.
00:35:55That will enable us to restore human connections and emotion.
00:35:58And that will maximize the impact of business meeting and innovation discovery.
00:36:03Of course, it will be guided by the principles that you can see on this slide.
00:36:10It will be eco-design.
00:36:11It will transpire.
00:36:13It will show that the Vivatec experience goes beyond.
00:36:17And lives also on the digital platform.
00:36:21And it will be very rich of emotion.
00:36:24Creativity.
00:36:24Values that I'm sure you all wish to reconnect.
00:36:30As I told you.
00:36:31If the sanitary conditions enable us to do so.
00:36:34We will be more than happy to welcome you at Port de Versailles.
00:36:38We have decided to concentrate our experience in Hall 1.
00:36:42And to offer in Hall 1 the best of our experience.
00:36:47The best of our innovation.
00:36:48The best of your startups.
00:36:49The best conference.
00:36:50And above all, the emotion that we can all feel gathering together.
00:36:55In what could be the first international in-person gathering next spring.
00:37:02In principle, Vivatec is a business event that is committed to the common good.
00:37:09And that is really since our inception what has guided our development.
00:37:13And this choice and this DNA can be reflected into three dimensions.
00:37:18Into our programming.
00:37:20Because our key themes that you can discover here.
00:37:22Are going to be structured around business transformation.
00:37:25And how digital is an accelerator of business transformation.
00:37:31Future of work.
00:37:32We've all been catapulted in the future of work.
00:37:35Working with new tools.
00:37:37Working remotely.
00:37:38Discovering new forms of management.
00:37:40And we will share our best practice at Vivatec.
00:37:43Then Tech to Watch 2021 will definitely be the year of the deployment of 5G.
00:37:49Of quantum computing.
00:37:51Of cloud computing.
00:37:52And of many technologies that were cutting edge.
00:37:57But that are becoming reality.
00:37:59And we really want to know what we can do with them.
00:38:02And how it can impact our business and societies.
00:38:06Force One is caning up.
00:38:07We are committed to help startups to grow.
00:38:10And to become the next digital champions.
00:38:13But we are also committed at Vivatec.
00:38:15To think about how can technology give solutions to our environment.
00:38:21Our society and our democracy.
00:38:23How it can help preserve biodiversity.
00:38:26Fight against climate change.
00:38:28How it can foster citizen engagement into democracy.
00:38:33And how it can offer education and health to the largest number of people.
00:38:39Technology, we believe, can be a powerful force of change.
00:38:43But obviously, we won't forget to ask technology what are its responsibilities.
00:38:52And to make sure we ask and we raise the good question to the tech actors.
00:38:59Our commitment to the common good can also be reflected through some initiatives that we want to carry.
00:39:06The first one is what we call the good spot.
00:39:08We want some production materials of Vivatec to have a second life.
00:39:13And to help open what we call a tier-lieu outside of Paris that will be dedicated to inclusion.
00:39:20The second one is that we want to focus our Saturday, you know, our general public day, to education and
00:39:28to young people.
00:39:29We want all young people to benefit from the advantage of new technologies, to find a job, to launch their
00:39:36business and to really feel that this destiny is also going to be their destiny and that they can thrive
00:39:46in the years to come thanks to technology.
00:39:48And finally, we will partner with UNESCO, and we had planned to do so for the next edition, to source
00:39:56innovative startups for them to meet their main challenges around education for young women in Africa, around preserving the world
00:40:07heritage, but also preserving biodiversity.
00:40:11And finally, we practice what we preach.
00:40:14We're all heading down this path together, and we want Vivatec to be a collective commitment to reduce our footprint
00:40:23when it comes to participating to Vivatec.
00:40:26So we take this commitment and we want our partner to do so, that Vivatec will be 100% carbon
00:40:32offset.
00:40:33All the yields will be 100% equal design.
00:40:37All the energy used on site will be 100% green.
00:40:41We will serve only 100% sustainable food, and we will ban any single use of plastic.
00:40:48That's our commitment for next year.
00:40:52Now, I will leave the floor to Laure and Guillaume, who will further explain you what Vivatec 2021 will look
00:40:59like, and how you can participate.
00:41:02So thank you, Julie. Hi, everyone. I'm very happy to be here today.
00:41:07So our third principle is that we want to continue to threaten our international dimension and gather innovators from all
00:41:15around the world, capitalizing on the digital brick that we are adding at the event this year.
00:41:23We decided to resume our Vivatec tour with the format adapted to the sanitary conditions, hybrid or 100% digital,
00:41:34depending on the situation.
00:41:36Our objective with the Vivatec tour is to enable Vivatec to reach more and more tech ecosystems worldwide and to
00:41:46expand Vivatec's global dimension.
00:41:48It will allow to present Vivatec opportunities to startups all over the world by relying on Vivatec's networks of accelerators,
00:42:00incubators and partners, VCs all around the world.
00:42:04The first date to remember or to note is that we will start in London, Berlin, Cape Town and Northern
00:42:11Europe before the end of the year to mobilize early in the ecosystem where Vivatec is already well connected and
00:42:19must continue to develop.
00:42:20We can see that some countries are very well represented thanks to the startup challenges.
00:42:27Here is the top 20 countries who have the higher number of startups participating in Vivatec startup challenge.
00:42:36To remember, hundreds of challenges from big corporates are posted each year in order for these corporates to select and
00:42:44meet new startups to work with.
00:42:47The selected startups are then hosted on the corporates booth for three days at Vivatec.
00:42:55In addition to our Africa Tech program, we are adding a Europa Tech program, two key geographies that we are
00:43:08going to visit during the Vivatec tour.
00:43:11Africa Tech is the best of the African tech ecosystem, the most beautiful African startups country pavilion with their delegation
00:43:21and the private sector that invests and develops underground.
00:43:25In 2019, nearly 1000 participating startups came to Vivatec.
00:43:31Africa Tech has become even more important as the ecosystem continues to boom.
00:43:382 billion euros raised in 2019, a 75% increase over the previous year.
00:43:47The previous year.
00:43:48Europa Tech is the mobilization of the European ecosystem to support the development of European digital champions.
00:43:57We saw 32 unicorns in one year, according to the GP Bullhound study.
00:44:02Who participates?
00:44:04Tech European business leaders, head of states, startups, VC, media, etc.
00:44:11They all gather to discuss and highlight the particularities of the European ecosystem.
00:44:18Also, the next unicorn award will return for the second edition.
00:44:23By the way, several scale ups that we had identified in 2019 have gone on to become unicorns as Vintid,
00:44:31Miro and Algolia.
00:44:33We obviously counted on five of the most prestigious European VCs found, namely Axel, Balderton, ID Invest, Nordone and Partech,
00:44:45as well as the specialist investment bank GP Bullhound.
00:44:49Once again this year, the next European unicorn award will be in conjunction with the release of the Titans Tech
00:44:58Report in June 2021.
00:45:08Our commitment with these two programs is to showcase countries' best tech initiatives.
00:45:14It is to promote their best innovation and startups, boost business opportunities and partnerships, and build bridges with other continents.
00:45:25To save the date, we have already two dates that you can note.
00:45:31The first one is in January with the launch of the European Tech, the European Tech program.
00:45:37And the second one in February with the launch of the Africa Tech program.
00:45:46For the first time this year, Viva Tech will also be present during the event in America, Asia and Africa
00:45:56with local content production broadcast on our online platform and at Viva Tech.
00:46:03It is what we have decided to call the multiplex.
00:46:07It will allow us to create a non-stop program simultaneously during two days.
00:46:13We will rely on our partners, corporates and countries locally and on our local networks, media ecosystem to achieve this
00:46:23multiplex and make the Viva Tech experience even more global.
00:46:28The exact format is currently being defined.
00:46:32We will soon come back to you with all the details.
00:46:36The best moment will be broadcast on our best of channel, our best of channel.
00:46:43We will be on air all night long with original content and rebroadcast on the best of the best moments
00:46:51of the day so that everyone can enjoy the Viva Tech experience at their own pace.
00:47:00Over the past five years, we have been building a strong network of international media partners with whom we collaborate
00:47:12to bring Viva Tech to the four corners of the globe.
00:47:18This year, our goal is to go one step further with a year round collaboration and a massive presence in
00:47:29Paris during the three days of Viva Tech and also locally in our satellite events, our multiplex.
00:47:37In 2019, more than 2,500 journalists came to Viva Tech and no less than 6,500 articles were published
00:47:49during 10 days in the media from around the world.
00:47:55The community engagement all around the year is one of our other commitments for 2021.
00:48:05We are very exciting to offer more occasion to gather our communities.
00:48:11So we enrich our VIP program and added a founder program to facilitate the meeting between investors and scale up
00:48:21funders.
00:48:24As you can see, the Viva Tech program is intense and more than three days are needed.
00:48:31So we have also decided to share more and to go further in the animation of our communities all year
00:48:40long.
00:48:41We want to amplify the networking, but also to offer you some inspirational moments in the same way these events
00:48:50will be hybrid.
00:48:52It's now time for me to leave the floor to Guillaume, who is going to explain to you in details
00:48:59how you can take part in Viva Tech and how we can go further together in the building of this
00:49:05new Viva Tech.
00:49:06Thank you, Laura. I am Guillaume Maréchal and I'm in charge of the territories for the 2021 edition.
00:49:13Today, I want to present you how we are going to work together on this next edition.
00:49:24First of all, we want to thank you.
00:49:28Territories, countries, French regions, international organizations are a key pillar for Viva Technology.
00:49:36And you are a crucial actor for the economic recovery.
00:49:39Every year, more and more territories are joining the Viva Tech community.
00:49:45And we want to thank you for that.
00:49:47For those who don't know us, we have a dedicated team just for you.
00:49:53Julie, our CEO.
00:49:55Laure, director of partnerships.
00:49:57Stacy, Africa sales manager.
00:49:59Perrine, territories manager.
00:50:00Guillaume, territories coordinator.
00:50:04Clémence, gold territories manager.
00:50:07And Lena, silver territories.
00:50:10And myself.
00:50:12Hybridization.
00:50:13Julie and Laure have been crystal clear about our roadmap and our ambition.
00:50:18Viva Tech is coming back and we are coming back stronger.
00:50:21We are eager to mix the strength of an in-person event with the power of a digital experience.
00:50:31To recap, your participation in 2021 will be based on five main points.
00:50:38First, your participation will be hybrid, physical and digital.
00:50:43Second, your participation will be international.
00:50:46You will reach a wider global audience.
00:50:49Third, your participation will be all year round.
00:50:53Fourth, your participation will be eco-designed in order to be carbon neutral.
00:50:59And fifth, your participation will comply with the health guidelines
00:51:03because your safety is the most valuable thing for us.
00:51:08Our priority is to answer your objectives.
00:51:12We discuss, we meet a lot and we highlight and we have highlighted five main territories objectives
00:51:20that I want to share with you today.
00:51:22The first one is to promote your startup ecosystem in order to affirm your leadership.
00:51:29Second, to showcase your innovation strategy in order to boost your attractivity.
00:51:35Third, to identify business opportunity in order to foster your economy.
00:51:40Fourth, to discover the latest innovation, to be inspired.
00:51:46And fifth, to engage with talents and with high-level participants.
00:51:52To promote, to showcase, to identify, to discover and to engage.
00:51:59At VivaTech, there is hundreds of ways of working together.
00:52:02What is very clear is all our products will be hybrid.
00:52:07And all our products will be able to be switched 100% online if needed.
00:52:13Today, I want to present the four most relevant products for territories.
00:52:20Of course, our team is here and dedicated if you have any question about the other products.
00:52:25First approach, if you want to come at VivaTech to showcase your best ecosystem, your best startup, and to share
00:52:34your innovation strategy, there's two products.
00:52:37The territory pavilion and the lab.
00:52:40The territory pavilion is the iconic product for territories.
00:52:44I would say that 90% of territories are choosing this product.
00:52:48The second one, the lab, is the most impactful partnership at VivaTech.
00:52:54It's a 360 degrees activation and originally, it is based to boost your open innovation strategy.
00:53:02With more than 300 square meters, you will have your own pitch zone and you will design your own program.
00:53:09With the lab, you will access the gold status and be part of a top partner community.
00:53:17This is the first approach, territory pavilion and the lab.
00:53:21Second approach, if you are coming to VivaTech to showcase and to launch the cutting edge innovation from your territories
00:53:28and from your ecosystem,
00:53:30the All of Tech product is perfect.
00:53:33Third approach, if you are coming at VivaTech to choose one specific topic and to showcase and to affirm your
00:53:40leadership on this topic,
00:53:42the Innovation Park is a great tool for you.
00:53:45In one hand, you will come with the best innovation from your ecosystem.
00:53:49And on the other hand, we will work together closely to identify worldwide the best innovation in order for you
00:53:57to work with them and to attract them in your territory.
00:54:00So again, four products, very powerful territory pavilion, the lab, the All of Tech and the Innovation Park.
00:54:09All these products are hybrid and can be 100% online if needed.
00:54:14Today, I suggest we focus on the territory pavions.
00:54:18Again, it's an iconic product for territories and 90% of the territories are choosing that one with a high
00:54:25level of satisfaction.
00:54:27The territory pavilion package is based on two components, the physical booths and the digital booths.
00:54:36Of course, the package includes services, the exhibitor package, communication package, the physical and online passes.
00:54:44The official delegation will be more than happy to work closely with you to welcome your official delegation led by
00:54:52your president, the head of state, the French president region, the mayor, the director of your international organization and so
00:55:01on.
00:55:01Last but not least, this year, we have created an SME delegation for a small medium enterprise are key for
00:55:09the economy and for the economic recovery.
00:55:12And we want them to be on board alongside your participation.
00:55:17Let's start by the physical booth.
00:55:20Here we can see some examples from the top to the bottom.
00:55:23You can recognize the Grand Est pavilion, the Swiss Tech pavilion, the Korean pavilion, the Morocco and the Algerian pavilion.
00:55:32The Morocco and the Algerian pavilion are both part of this fantastic program.
00:55:37Laura were mentioning about Africa Tech program.
00:55:41Let's move to the digital experience and your digital booth.
00:55:46The digital booth will be fueled by your physical experience and with exclusive online content.
00:55:55There's different components.
00:55:56Some are optional, but you will be able to present your territory to showcase your startup innovation you come along
00:56:03with.
00:56:04You will have a possibility to have a showroom, to show demos, to organize a webinar.
00:56:09And we have designed strong networking tools in order to boost your interaction and your business opportunities.
00:56:18To sum up, here is a slide with all the details.
00:56:22Of course, you will receive this presentation by tomorrow, including this slide.
00:56:27And all the team will be very happy to answer all your questions if needed.
00:56:33Here we are, the additional options part.
00:56:36I'm very excited about that.
00:56:38Of course, all the options are physical and digital.
00:56:42And same principle, we have selected four options, but there is hundreds of more.
00:56:47So please do not hesitate to reach us and we'll be more than happy to help.
00:56:52Let's begin with a pitch contest.
00:56:54The pitch contest is the best tool to source startups and to showcase the startups you come with.
00:57:02Second options, the workshop and the webinar.
00:57:05Basically, the webinar is the online workshop.
00:57:08It's a great tool to reach your community and to make a statement about your strategy, your innovation strategy.
00:57:16Third options, the executive tool.
00:57:19Of course, it can be in person or online.
00:57:22And it's a great way to engage your stakeholders and to invite your guests, your VIPs, to take the most
00:57:29of the VivaTech experience.
00:57:31Last but not least, the podcast program, we will be more than happy to work together on a series of
00:57:38episodes on a specific topic.
00:57:40We both agree.
00:57:42Well, I think this is it for today.
00:57:45I was very happy and I am very happy to present all the different opportunities to work together.
00:57:52The team and I are ready.
00:57:55VivaTech is back.
00:57:56VivaTech is back stronger.
00:57:58So thanks for your time.
00:58:00Thanks for listening.
00:58:01Keep safe and see you soon.
00:58:02Thank you, Guillaume.
00:58:05Thank you, Laure and Bobo.
00:58:06Thank you everyone for being here today.
00:58:09Sorry again about like the small bugs that we had at the very beginning.
00:58:14I hope you were able to follow everything.
00:58:17We saw that there are a lot of questions on the chat and we're very glad to answer to them
00:58:23right now.
00:58:24So I'm going to read them as I discover them.
00:58:30First, obviously the question.
00:58:31We will send the slides.
00:58:33You will have both the video and the presentation and Guillaume and Laure would be very happy to schedule a
00:58:40meeting with you to further explain you what we have in mind for 2021.
00:58:46Regarding the space, so not this year, VivaTech won't happen in Hall 2.
00:58:52As we mentioned, we want to focus our in-person experience in the Hall 1, but to augment it with
00:58:59a digital experience.
00:59:01So we believe that the activation of your participation will be even broader, but physically it will be everything located
00:59:09in Hall 1 plus the Dome de Paris.
00:59:12You know, the main and the big conference stage where we can welcome more than 4,000 people.
00:59:21Laure, maybe you want to continue?
00:59:24You asked also about the challenges.
00:59:27Yes, each year we have around 100 challenges from corporate.
00:59:32They are all posted in a platform and we're going to give you the link to this platform so you
00:59:38can go and see them.
00:59:40They are going to be online for this year by the beginning of December and until the middle of March.
00:59:50There is another question about the VivaTech tour in Japan.
00:59:58So each year it is a very difficult decision for us to take to choose the different geographies where we
01:00:06shall go.
01:00:08For this year we have planned to go to Fungay, to Singapore and Seoul.
01:00:16For the moment we have not planned to go to Japan, but we can discuss about this.
01:00:23We will not go over there, but if you have something to discuss with them to see how we can
01:00:28interact together,
01:00:30well, we would be happy to discuss with you.
01:00:34Guillaume here will be the good person to contact about this.
01:00:39Then you are asking us if there are any restrictions of how many people will be allowed in the space
01:00:45and per territory.
01:00:47Well, actually, we don't know one.
01:00:50I believe, unfortunately, that no one can know yet, but we are prepared to adapt the in-person events,
01:00:58depending on the sanitary condition and on the regulation in place.
01:01:04So obviously our ideal scenario is to be able to welcome more than 100,000 people at Parc de Versailles,
01:01:12plus at least as many people on the digital.
01:01:15But we will adapt to the regulation in place, and we are also considering, if need be,
01:01:22to have more intimate and local physical gatherings.
01:01:28So we are working on those different scenarios.
01:01:30I think at the beginning of next year, we will have a clearer view of the sanitary situation,
01:01:36and we will obviously update you once we know exactly the size of it.
01:01:44But again, our ideal scenario is to be in whole one and to be able to welcome everyone respecting the
01:01:50sanitary condition.
01:01:52How online and in-person participants... I'm reading again the question.
01:01:57How will the online and in-person participants interact with each other?
01:02:02Will it create two parallel events?
01:02:04Well, actually, we believe that the two events, both in-person and digital, will enrich each other.
01:02:13The physical experience will be enriched with what happened online,
01:02:17because we know that next year and maybe for the years to come, there will be less travels all across
01:02:24the world.
01:02:25So it will enable us to connect with people who are located everywhere in the world.
01:02:32You will have, for instance, that's just a detail, but we are imagining having, you know, some booths for startups
01:02:39that are located very far abroad,
01:02:42and that you will be able to chat with through Visio Conference,
01:02:46but also some very specific meeting rooms so that you can also interact with people located abroad,
01:02:53if there are any travel restrictions.
01:02:56So, and we will use technology such as VR and AR to enhance the discovery of innovation inside of Vivetec.
01:03:06And on the digital, you will find both a snapshot of what is happening in the in-person event,
01:03:13but also some content that will be specifically designed for the digital platform.
01:03:18So really, I think our conviction here at the Vivetec team is that from now on,
01:03:25every powerful and successful event will kind of walk on both legs, the physical one and the digital one,
01:03:33and we will try to combine the best of both worlds.
01:03:39Then there's a question. So if the in-person event is allowed next year,
01:03:43there will be a physical booth and also an e-boost for all the country pavilions.
01:03:47Yes, that's a big yes, because as I mentioned, we believe in hybrid events,
01:03:53and it will, this e-boost will enable you to extend even more your reach and your audience
01:04:01and to have your startups interact with even more people, investors and corporates from all over the world.
01:04:08And not only during the three days of Vivetec, but also throughout the year.
01:04:13That's one of the key benefits of the digital events.
01:04:20Now, you wish to continue or Guillaume?
01:04:23Just a few details. Thank you. Thank you, Julie.
01:04:27For the workshop, for the startup challenge question.
01:04:30So someone were asking where we can find all the startup challenges.
01:04:35It was, the link was written on the, on the chat.
01:04:38And we will make sure we will send the link as well with the, with the presentation.
01:04:43But indeed on our, the Vivetec website, you can find all the startup challenges.
01:04:49There are a couple of hundreds every year and countries and French regions
01:04:54and international organizations are always very keen to broadcast them
01:04:59because it's a great way to make sure that your startups are on board Vivetec.
01:05:04So startup challenge is a fantastic product and tool.
01:05:07There was another question about the pitch contest.
01:05:10So we didn't really explain it today, but we would be very happy to,
01:05:14to give more information.
01:05:16I think it was Joanna who was asking more questions about,
01:05:19more information about the pitch contest.
01:05:22So hi, Joanna.
01:05:23So it's a great way to create an open innovation contest.
01:05:27You can source and find the right startup.
01:05:30And it lasts around one hour and a half hour per session.
01:05:34But we can discuss during our one-to-one meeting with pleasure, Joanna.
01:05:38So I think this is here. This is it.
01:05:40About the Vivetec tour in Taiwan.
01:05:43So it is the same answer than in Japan.
01:05:46So for the moment, we have not planned to go in Taiwan.
01:05:49And it won't be a destination for this year.
01:05:52But we will be very happy to discuss with you, Taiwan team,
01:05:57to see if we can activate something together during the year.
01:06:03About the program, which tools, which actions to convince visitors
01:06:09and e-visitors in these hybrid versions.
01:06:13We're going to, like each year, we're going to have a very huge
01:06:17and impactful communication plan during all the year.
01:06:23And we have also developed some network tools that you will be able to use
01:06:32during the preparation of your participation in Vivetec,
01:06:37either physically and digitally.
01:06:40And they will help you to push your content to all the audience that you want to reach.
01:06:56There was a question as well of Patrice.
01:06:59Bonjour Patrice from Switzerland, representing Switzerland.
01:07:04about the detailed content about the e-booth.
01:07:08So of course, all the team and of course myself, Patrice,
01:07:11will be very happy to work closely with you in the upcoming months
01:07:14to detail all the content.
01:07:17And we have to build it actually together.
01:07:19So there is like a specific area for your startups, for your territory,
01:07:25for workshops and so on.
01:07:26But after we have to build the content and you will have to build the content.
01:07:30And we will work with you closely to make sure that you are very satisfied
01:07:34about the digital experience.
01:07:37So see you soon on that subject.
01:07:41There is a question.
01:07:44Go ahead.
01:07:46Will the digital event last three days like the physical one
01:07:49or will the digital platform be accessible longer?
01:07:53Actually, that's one of the key benefits of digital is that it can enable us
01:07:58and enable you to engage your community throughout the year.
01:08:03And not only during the three days of Vivetec.
01:08:05So the digital event will last throughout the year.
01:08:09We will be able to access to the replay of the conference,
01:08:12to the replays of the workshops,
01:08:14but also to the e-booths and to the list of startups that will be registered.
01:08:18So that networking and business connection can last throughout the year.
01:08:23and so that the ROI of the participation at Vivetec is even higher.
01:08:31You also asked what is the timeline for closing stand localizations and payments.
01:08:37So the discussion about the localization of the stands of your booth
01:08:42are going to start from now.
01:08:46Guillaume and the team will be very happy to discuss with all of you
01:08:52about the best way for you to take part in Vivetec.
01:08:55And about the payment.
01:08:57Well, we will explain this to you in one-to-one.
01:09:03But you will be able to, as for each year, to pay in two times.
01:09:12The first participation to Vivetec.
01:09:16The first payment as you book your booth.
01:09:20And the second one in March to complete the payment of your participation.
01:09:30What will the in-person only experience that we can highlight for potential visitors?
01:09:37That's a good question because that's really something that we are thinking about.
01:09:43We want the physical experience, the in-person experience to be really extraordinary.
01:09:48So that it means that you will get access to networking
01:09:52and that it would have been hardest to network with just online.
01:09:58You will be able to discover some innovations that have been moved and installed
01:10:03inside of the halls of Vivetec that you will be able to touch to discover.
01:10:08And we will also organize some intimate dinners for our VIP communities
01:10:14around the CMOs, around innovation leaders.
01:10:19And there will also be a lot of political and institutional delegations that will be planned.
01:10:25So that we can maximize, you know, the bridge that we can create
01:10:29between the private and the public sector.
01:10:32And we know that when you come to Vivetec, it just demultiplies the opportunities it can create.
01:10:38It demultiplies the number of people you can meet.
01:10:40It demultiplies the strength of the relationship that you will create.
01:10:45So I still strongly believe that if we are able to do it with the sanitary condition,
01:10:52the in-person is a key argument to increase the ROI of the participation.
01:11:00Is there a particular theme for Vivetec 2021?
01:11:05So we introduced earlier the six or seven themes around which our programmation is centered.
01:11:15I believe if I needed to summarize it, there are two main dimensions.
01:11:20One that is how tech can help foster our business transformation
01:11:25and how the new technologies and which are they are a powerful strength of transformation
01:11:31and of economic recovery for all business and territories.
01:11:38And also how technology can help to create a more sustainable future
01:11:43that is more respectful of our environment and of our society,
01:11:49giving access to education, health and democracy for everyone.
01:11:54And at the same time, we will also ask the question of the responsibility
01:11:58of the different tech players, because I think it's a burning issue these days.
01:12:04It hits the news every day.
01:12:07So those are going to be the main themes of Vivetec.
01:12:14There's a question of Africa Tech, maybe Laura, you want to answer?
01:12:20Maybe Guillaume, you want to answer to Othman, who has two questions at the same time.
01:12:25Sure, sure. Bonjour, Othman.
01:12:28So I'm not sure to understand perfectly the question,
01:12:31but of course the Morocco pavilion will be hybrid.
01:12:34So it will be digital and in person.
01:12:37So it means you will reach a wider audience.
01:12:40So if this was the sense of a question, so yes, of course.
01:12:43And it's the case for every territory pavilion.
01:12:46And we are very excited about that.
01:12:48I am very excited because it means we'll have a more impact on this edition.
01:12:55So I'm very excited to work on this project.
01:12:58So it's linked to a chemical question as well about do we have to work
01:13:03and to prepare both the in-person experience and the digital experience.
01:13:07Of course, because as Julie and Laura said, both worlds will work together.
01:13:14So the physical experience will enrich the digital experience
01:13:18and the digital experience will touch a wider audience
01:13:22that cannot come to Vivetec even if there was no like COVID situation
01:13:26or health situation anyway.
01:13:28So in 2021, we propose a very impactful addition
01:13:34and to boost your return on investment.
01:13:36So this is very exciting.
01:13:38You had a second question, Othman.
01:13:41I'm trying to double check.
01:13:43Yeah, about the Vivetec tour.
01:13:45So we present the roadmap of the Vivetec tour.
01:13:49Laura and Julie tell that we can't be everywhere this year.
01:13:56But of course, we can work maybe on 2022 as well.
01:13:59If you need a specific workshop for your stakeholders,
01:14:02I would be more than pleased to work with you on a specific format.
01:14:06But let's talk about that during a one-to-one meeting.
01:14:10Thank you for your involvement and your trust in Vivetec.
01:14:20I think we answered most of the questions.
01:14:24Yeah, I think we answered all the questions in the chat.
01:14:27But feel free if you have any other.
01:14:29Maybe we can wait 15 seconds more.
01:14:33And otherwise, you and myself will be very happy to discuss that further with you,
01:14:42to plan a phone call before hopefully getting to organize some meetings
01:14:47and some lunch again very soon.
01:14:49But for the time being, a visual call, a Zoom will be perfect for the week.
01:14:57Well, thank you.
01:14:58If there's no other question, I really wish to thank you all again,
01:15:02French regions, international territories for being here today with us.
01:15:08Thank you also to the team of Guillaume and the whole international team
01:15:12who prepared for you this.
01:15:16I hope you found it a great presentation.
01:15:19And as you saw, we are 100% convinced that we have everything in hands
01:15:26to prepare with you a great 2021 region
01:15:29that will contribute to the recovery of all territories.
01:15:34Ah, there is a last question.
01:15:35Just one last question.
01:15:37Just one last question.
01:15:37Just one last question.
01:15:42So a focus on art tech, I imagine.
01:15:45Yeah, indeed.
01:15:46In 2019, we had a collaboration with Le 104, also with La RMN,
01:15:52La Réunion des Musées Nationaux, so like the public museums in France.
01:15:59And that's definitely something and a field that we wish to explore.
01:16:02We're going to have some conference themes that will be dedicated to culture,
01:16:07arts and creativity.
01:16:09Because we also think this is a topic on which France has some great assets
01:16:15acknowledged internationally.
01:16:18And many startups are very creative in this field.
01:16:21So this is definitely a sector that we will cover
01:16:24and we will highlight the best innovation in this matter.
01:16:29So thank you for this last question.
01:16:31Thank you, everyone.
01:16:32Thank you, Guillaume.
01:16:33Thank you a lot.
01:16:34Thank you.
01:16:35And talk to you soon.
01:16:38Keep safe.
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