Program
Find here our monthly workshops led by our partners throughout the year. Planet Tech'Care workshops are reserved for our signatories.
July 11
5:00 - 6:30pm
Atelier RETEX Signataires 2023 - ATELIER 2 - Comment intégrer le numérique responsable à mes offres et communiquer en évitant l’écueil du greenwashing ?
As usual, the workshop will take place in 2 stages:
1. Testimonials from signatories
We are also delighted to announce that our speakers will include three eminent professionals:
- Adrien Montagut, co-founder of Commown,
- Jean-Patrice Clerc, co-founder and artistic director of Mymétic
- France Tintin-Snaider, Head of Financial Processes and Certifications at Harington
2. Sharing and reflection in small groups
Juin. 29
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 31 - Alliance Green IT - Controlling the environmental impact of data centres
Data centres are an essential infrastructure for the development of our digital needs. They are the first building block in the digital economy. Just like the activity they support, they are experiencing strong growth, leading to a concentration of electricity requirements.
The European Commission has clearly stated that data centres "can and should become climate neutral by 2030". The Climate neutral Datacenter pact takes up this objective and makes it a commitment.
For our part, at AGIT, we advocate a reduction in environmental impact rather than neutrality, and we are convinced that strong actions and commitments must be taken.
AGIT, with the support of around twenty contributors - academics, hosting providers, engineering firms, institutions and users - has just published a white paper aimed at identifying additional levers for even more eco-responsible data centres that meet the ambitions of sustainable development.
- What is the role of the data centre? How does it work? What are its components?
- Quelles actions d’écoconception et d’écoconstruction mener en priorité pour un Datacenter plus écoresponsable ?
- What good environmental practices are already in place, and on what scale?
- What techniques are emerging in the Datacenter industry, and what research and development work is underway?
Find out the answers to all these questions, and many more, in Planet Tech Care's next Webianire: Datacenter, controlling and optimising its environmental impact.
Mai. 31
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 30 - Ademe / Arcep study - Presentation of part 3 - prospective analysis
For this 30th Planet Tech'Care workshop, our partners Ademe and Arcep will be presenting the third and final part of their joint study on the environmental footprint of digital technology in France.
It concernsprospective analysis for 2030 and 2050. The study shows that if no action is taken to limit the growth in the environmental impact of digital technology, its carbon footprint could triple between 2020 and 2050. It identifies the levers for action that need to be taken and amplified today to ensure that the development of digital uses is less carbon- and resource-intensive.
The workshop will be led by :
- Anne Yvrande-Billon, Director of Economy, Markets and Digital, Arcep.
- Charles Joudon-Watteau, Project Manager, Economy, Markets and Digital Division, Arcep
- Erwann Fangeat, Coordinator of the Digital and Sustainability Unit, Ademe.
Mai. 16
5:00 - 6:30pm
Atelier RETEX Signataires 2023 - ATELIER 1 - Comment embarquer ses collaborateurs dans une dynamique de transition vers un numérique écoresponsable ?
To launch our 2023 cycle of experience-sharing workshops between Planet Tech'Care signatories, and following your feedback, we invite you to discuss a central issue in the success of an eco-responsible digital project: mobilising your teams around such a project.
As usual, the workshop will take place in 2 stages:
1. Testimonials from signatories
With contributions from 2 - 3 signatories who will share their experience with us, the actions they have put in place, their tools and any obstacles they have encountered.
2. Sharing and reflection in small groups
Call for witnesses
If you would like to testify, please describe in a few words your proposed intervention in the dedicated question on the registration form eand we will get back to you as soon as possible.
You can also send us your testimonial by email: vroyer@numeum.fr
Avril. 18
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 29 - Battle of Tech workshop
Take part in this workshop and/or share this link with your teams to help them better understand the challenges of digital responsibility.
If you'd like to find out more about digital responsibility and the practical steps you can take, sign up now!
This workshop is open to all your teams, so don't hesitate to send them the link so that they can register and better understand the issues surrounding eco-responsible digital technology and take action.
March 7th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 28 - Integrating the environmental impact of digital technology with the Boavizta API
This workshop is intended for a technical audience: Developers, Architects, Cloud Teams, Infrastructure Teams...
During this workshop, Boavizta, a partner of Planet Tech'Care and an inter-organisational association working on the production of open methods, data and tools to improve and facilitate the assessment of the environmental impacts of digital technology, will present the open source API they have designed. Assessing the environmental impacts of digital is a complex process that requires a dual understanding of the digital world and environmental accounting. Existing simplified accounting methods are often not well suited to the digital world. To facilitate the implementation of more robust approaches by digital actors, Boavizta has created an open-source API: The BoaviztAPI.
Boavizta will present this API, the methods and data on which it is based as well as examples of use cases. This webinar is an opportunity to learn more about digital environmental impact assessments and to engage your teams in implementing the assessment in your context!
Febr 15th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 27 - Is digital technology an ally or an enemy of the ecological transition?
During this workshop, EpE - Entreprises pour l'Environnement will present their publication, published at the end of 2022. This publication is a synthesis of their work and analysis of real cases of strategies and practices for reducing the impact of digital technology, measuring its environmental footprint and its use by companies to accelerate the ecological transition.
We will also have testimonials/retexes from several companies.
- Presentation of the publication - Benoît Galaup, EpE (10 min)
- Presentation of responsible digital best practices by companies (50 min) :
o Boris Dolley, Directeur du Numérique Responsable, RTE
o Edouard LanckrietDirector of Development and low-carbon agriculture referee, Agrosolutions
o Julien Colas, Sustainability Solutions Senior Manager, Rexel
o Marie Ait Daoud, Green IT Manager, VINCI
- Discussion and questions (30 min)
Janu 31th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 26 - Presentation of the General Ecodesign Framework for Digital Services and the NumEcoDiag tool
MiNumEco, the interministerial digital eco-responsible mission, partner of Planet Tech'Care, will present during this workshop the General Ecodesign Reference Framework for Digital Services that it published at the end of November 2022.
The objective of this standard is to establish an ecodesign framework for digital services in order to reduce :
- consumption of computer resources ;
- the contribution to the obsolescence of equipment, whether it is user equipment or network or server equipment.
The NumEcoDiag tool will also be presented and a hands-on experience will be offered during the workshop.
A time of exchange will allow you to ask your questions to the speakers.
Dec 13th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 25 - Open Source for Green IT
For this last workshop of 2022, our partner NAOS - Nouvelle Aquitaine Open Source invites you to discover the principles underlying the free software and open source movement, i.e. the opening of the code, security through transparency, open formats and protocols, and which allow a better composability / reusability of equipment and an increase in the life span of systems.
By nature, they promote a circular technology economy model, valuing the art of recycling and reusing software and hardware components for other purposes. The openness of components, which allows for better auditability of systems, contributes to their quality and security, but also to the measurement and reduction of their ecological footprint.
Nov 23th
5:00 - 7:00pm
Workshop 24 - Energy and digital crisis, presentation of Cigref and Numeum work
More information to come.
Novembre 9th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 23 - Energy sobriety measures and support measures for companies by Ademe
As part of the energy sobriety plan, Ademe will present during this workshop the measures it recommends as well as the support measures available to companies.
October 11
5:00 - 7:00pm
Workshop 22 - How to integrate Sustainable IT into an organisation's strategy through management commitment?
Workshop led by the Institute du Numérique Responsable, partner of Planet Tech'Care. With the participation of Agence Lucie, Groupe Isia and Région Bretagne.
Octobre 5
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 3 - Sharing experience between signatories - Certification of employees and skills
The aim of these workshops is to share experiences and best practices and to reflect together on the concrete problems you encounter in your organisations.
In this third workshop we will talk about certification of employees and their competences. The workshop will consist of two parts:
- Testimonies of signatories
- State of play and quick overview by Adèle Schneeberger - Policy Officer at theAlliance GreenIT
- Testimony of Come Perpere - Director of Sustainable Development - Microsoft France
- Testimony of Charlotte Dollot - Managing Director - Razorfish and Frédéric Bordage - GreenIT.fr on Razorfish's approach
- Sharing and discussion in small groups
Participants will be divided into small groups to reflect together, using the co-development method, on how to overcome the obstacles encountered in their organisations.
Upcoming sessions
Sept. 30 - 9am
Workshops Fresque du Numérique
We are delighted to offer our first face-to-face session in Paris! A distance learning session is also available for our signatories who are not in the Paris area.
The number of places for these workshops is limited to 8 people per group. In order to allow all our signatories to have one person from their team who can participate, we limit the participation to 1 person/signatory organisation. The Fresque du Numérique is a fun and collaborative workshop with a similar pedagogy to that of the Fresque du Climat. The aim of the workshop is to raise awareness and educate participants on the environmental issues of digital technology. The workshop also aims to explain the broad lines of actions for a more sustainable digital world, and then to open discussions between participants on the subject
The registration links were sent via our July newsletter
Sept. 20
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 21 - From video games to the single interoperable world, from business models to public policies, can the metaverse be green?
Debate between Hugues Ferreboeuf of the Shift Project's Lean ICT Project Manager and Morgan Bouché, Head of global XR/Metaverse @Orange, moderated by Ana Semedo, Head of the Innovation Cycle of the G9+ Institute.
July 7
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 2 - Sharing experiences between signatories - Conducting a labelling process
The aim of these workshops is to share experiences and best practices and to reflect together on the concrete problems you encounter in your organisations.
In this second workshop, we will talk about labelling and how to implement it in your organisation, key success factors, obstacles, challenges, etc.
The workshop will consist of two parts:
- Testimonies of signatories
With the testimonies of:
- Alliance GreenIT for a quick overview of labels
- Gilles Mezari, Saaswedo / Taas
- Laurent DENOUX, Responsable parcours achats responsables – Médiation des entreprises – Ministère de l’Economie, des Finances et de la Relance
- Jérome Cilly, Ippon
- Sharing and discussion in small groups
Participants will be divided into small groups to reflect together, using the co-development method, on how to overcome the obstacles encountered in their organisations.
June 21
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 20 - Measuring the environmental footprint of digital technology in France, the joint publication of ADEME and Arcep
ADEME and Arcep will present their work to better quantify the environmental impact of digital technology in France. At the workshop on 21 June, ADEME and Arcep will present their work to better quantify the environmental impact of digital technology in France. Following a request from the Government, the two institutions published in January 2022 the results of their study based on a rigorous life cycle analysis (LCA) methodology, identifying the impact indicators of the digital sector as a whole (terminals, networks, data centres) and targeting the action levers that will enable it to be reduced.
May 17
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 1 - Sharing experiences between signatories - Convincing management and mobilising a budget for sustainable IT
The aim of these workshops is to share experiences and best practices and to reflect together on the concrete problems you encounter in your organisations.
The workshop will consist of two parts:
- Testimonies of signatories :
👉Agnes Comte, Digital Sobriety Project Manager, Banque de France
👉Margerie Guilliot, Agile Coach and Eco-ambassador, Zenika
👉 and a review of the work of the Boavizta workgroup on the subject by Julien Rouzé and Arnaud Girard - Sharing and reflection in small groups in a spirit of co-development
May 10
5:15 - 6:45pm
Workshop 19 - Launch of the 4th version of the web ecodesign framework
Discover the 4th version of the web ecodesign framework presented by GreenIT.fr!
After 11 years of existence and 3 releases, this major update now includes test rules and compliance thresholds. In addition to the presentation of the framework, we will explain its articulation with the European Commission's PEF scheme and Article 25 of the REEN law. This is the first 100% open edition via a Creative Commons license.
April.05
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 18 - Presentation and discussions on the "Guide de bonnes pratiques numérique responsable"
MiNumEco, the interministerial mission for eco-responsible digital technology, partner of Planet Tech'Care, published on 17 February the Guide of good responsible digital practices for organisations, in beta version and in public consultation. This guide responds to the need for organisations to have a tool to support them in implementing their approach and their action plan for a more responsible digital environment.
March 16
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 17 - Environmental impacts of digital technology, issues, state of the art and MOOC Impact'Num by INRIA
During this workshop, Inria, a partner of Planet Tech'Care, will offer an overview of its research on the environmental impacts of digital technology.
We will start with an overview of digital technology, which is both part of the problem and part of the solution. Part of the problem because the environmental impacts of digital technology, although hidden, are real and growing rapidly. Part of the solution because digital modelling, optimisation, data provision, development of decision support tools, etc. can make a significant contribution to environmental protection.
In a second step, we will discuss the Impact'Num MOOC, co-produced by Inria and the Class'Code association, which provides an introduction to the environmental impacts of digital technology. Environmental indicators, equipment life cycle, eco-design of digital services, economic and societal aspects, the programme provides an overview of the problems and associated issues with several levels of reading and deepening.
Detailed programme to come
Feb. 08th
5:00 - 7:00pm
Workshop 16 - Eco Responsibility of the Cloud:multiple dimensions to address
During this 16th workshop Eurocloud France, will discuss the key factors of the Cloud's impact on the environment , as well as an end-to-end measurement approach for a Cloud service and present technological innovations in hardware and software to reduce the environmental impact of the Cloud.
Program
- Opening : presentation of the White Paper "Ways of thinking about the social and environmental responsibility of the cloud" by Emmanuelle Olivié-Paul
- Presentation of the Negaoctet project and end-to-end measurement elements by Caroline Vateau
- Measuring the carbon footprint of SaaS applications - Case study of a software publisher by Vivien Pezerat
- Presentation of the new Datafarm data center solutions by Romain Gabriel
- Swarm learning for data center energy reduction by Xavier Poisson Gouyou Beauchamps
Jan. 12th
from 9:00am
Workshop 15 - Les Assises de l'Embarqué : Tech for Green and Green tech, embedded systems at the heart of the ecological transition
For this 15th workshop, our partner Embedded France invites you to participate in the 14th edition of the Assises de l'Embarqué.
- Introduction by Mathieu Weill, Head of the Digital Economy Department at the DGE
- Opening: "Green Tech and Tech for green, 20 minutes to understand everything" Carolynn Bernier (CEA), Véronique Torner (Numeum)
- Round Table 1: Tech for Green. Embedded technology as a lever for the development of a green economy and for the ecological transition? Alstom (TBC), EDF, Schneider Electric, Flying Whales, Mathworks, University of Bordeaux....
- Round Table 2: Green Tech. Embedded, clean technologies? Ansys, Greespector, Silicon Mobility, Soitec, STmicroelectronics
- Views from Europe
- the Green ECS WG of the EPoSS project, by Patrick Blouet (ST) and Simone Bacles-Min (CEA)
- the Green ECS WG of the EPoSS project, by Patrick Blouet (ST) and Simone Bacles-Min (CEA)
- the European CPS4EU project, by Philippe Gougeon | R&D and Innovation of Valéo
Dec.08th
5:00 - 8:00pm
Workshop 14 - Digital Sobriety Conference: steering your trajectory and fighting obsolescence
During this 14th workshop, our partner Cigref will present the work of the Cigref working group on "steering digital sobriety approaches through measurement", in partnership with the Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR), as well as the work of the "Software and hardware obsolescence" taskforce, in the presence of Senator Patrick Chaize, who is the sponsor of the bill aimed at reducing the environmental footprint of digital technology in France.
This conference is part of Cigref's ongoing work and actions on digital sobriety.
Nov. 26th
09:30 - 11:00pm
Workshop 13 - Digital training and environmental footprint: impacts, overview and key success factors
For this 13th workshop, our partner Talents du Numérique offers you an overview of how digital training establishments are taking the "environmental footprint" theme into account, both in their curricula and within them.
Program
- Introductory keynote - Yannick Morel from the Latitudes association
- Feedback from our members
- Lucie Raphaël, President of the ESAIP environmental association
- Anne Monnier, Head of the "Ecological Transition" project at ITM
- Available Resources : the example of the MOOC Impact Num of the association Class'Code - Bastien Masse
- Q&A
Oct. 18th
5:30 - 7:00pm
Workshop 12 - Green IT Benchmark 2021 & 2022
- Calculating the environmental impacts associated with the participating organisations' information systems, using a standard Life Cycle Assessment screening methodology (ISO 14040/44);
- Assessing the maturity of the organisations (their capacity to implement good practices) according to a standard reference framework (Green IT Club reference framework and assessment system);
- Comparing (benchmark) environmental footprint and maturity with a unique European database of over 50 organisations.
Sept. 23rd 5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 11 - Update on Digital & Environmental Regulations
During this 11th workshop, AFNUM, Cinov Numérique and Numeum, partners of Planet Tech'Care, will share the main parliamentary works under discussion which aim at reducing the environmental footprint of digital technology.
June 29th 5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 10 - Presentation of the Guide to Responsible Digital Purchases
For this 10th workshop, our partner, the Mission interministérielle Green Tech will present the Practical Guide to Responsible Digital Purchases, produced by the Interministerial Digital Department (DINUM), the State Purchase Department (DAE) and the Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR), as well as a number of other players.
This guide contains a number of recommendations for public-sector players, which are also open to private-sector players who can use them in their own purchasing process. Published in electronic format, the guide was the subject of a month-long public consultation, mainly aimed at professionals in the procurement of digital goods and services. A new version enriched with contributions will be updated at the end of this consultation.
This guide is one of the deliverables expected from the Green Tech interministerial mission (Tech.Gouv programme), a mission led by DINUM and the Ministry of Ecological Transition. This deliverable is part of the government's "Digital and Environment" roadmap.
After the presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask questions.
June 17th
Workshop 9 - Seminar for PhD students of the Société Informatique de France
The Seminar for doctoral students - under the aegis of the Société Informatique de France (SIF) - has a double objective for the signatories of Planet-Tech Care. This seminar is a moment of exchange between young scientists (researchers, young engineers) on the defined themes and for the R&D managers of companies and institutions, it is the occasion to discover the French research teams from which the presented works come.
The technical presentations will be accompanied by talks by confirmed scientists in the field (invited lectures). A presentation session is planned on "sustainable" computing and another on socio-economic impacts and decision support for sustainability.
The seminar will be held as a videoconference with one session in the morning and one in the afternoon, with presentations from several regions.
Find the detailed programme here PlanningSeminaire-SIF-17juin
May 26th 5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 8 - Presentation of support and guidance schemes for digital responsibility
In order to accelerate the transition process for companies, Bpifrance has structured a climate plan in three parts, two of which are aimed at its clients:
- the expansion of actions in favour of solutions that accelerate the ecological transition: in particular, Bpifrance wishes to strongly support all companies developing digital products/services that favour decarbonisation and the reduction of the environmental impact of third parties, companies, public players and consumers;
- the transition of companies themselves, in order to make their activity compatible with the carbon neutrality objectives of the Paris Agreement: in fact, Bpifrance has developed a range of tools to promote these approaches, based on dedicated financing and support, alongside partners.
- bringing our internal practices in line with our climate objectives: Bpifrance is also working on reducing the environmental impact of its digital practices.
For information, Bpifrance has announced a global plan of €40M alongside the Banque des territoires: https://www.bpifrance.fr/A-la-une/Actualites/Plan-Climat-Bpifrance-et-la-Banque-des-Territoires-lancent-un-plan-de-40-Md-50528
In order to face the health, economic and social crisis linked to Covid-19, the government presented on September 3, 2020 a "France recovery" plan aiming at quickly and durably recovering the French economy around 3 main components: ecology, competitiveness and social and territorial cohesion.
As part of the deployment of the Recovery Plan in the territories, ADEME is offering French companies an "Eco-design" package that includes exceptional financial aid to finance their eco-design initiatives:
- Aid for Research and Development (R&D) projects, via the PERFECTO call for projects
- Aid for eco-design pre-diagnosis and environmental communication
- Aid for eco-design assessments, studies for the implementation of an eco-design approach and associated investments.
This approach, which is based on a complete analysis of the life cycle of goods and services (LCA), involves the integration of environmental aspects from the design and development of products and services. It helps to limit pollution, save energy and raw materials, thus reducing pressure on resources, the environment and greenhouse gas emissions.
All production sectors are concerned and eligible. However, the focus is on digital services, considering the speed of deployment of these services, and their potential environmental impacts.
With the "Eco-design" pack, ADEME is giving a new impetus to sustainable production and the marketing of eco-designed products, goods and services with high environmental performance.
https://agirpourlatransition.ademe.fr/entreprises/dispositif-aide/etudes-decoconception-produits-services-secteurs-numerique-mode-lalimentation-tout
April 27th
5:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 7 - Introduction to measuring the environmental impact of digital organisations
In 2019, digital is responsible for 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and this share could double by 2025. Other significant impacts include energy, water, biodiversity and natural resources. There is an adage that says "what cannot be measured cannot be improved".
During this workshop, we will present the key concepts related to measuring the environmental impact of digital organisations. We will also explore the different tools that can be used to launch an informed and effective measurement / monitoring strategy for digital infrastructures (datacenter, network, workplace, cloud). Finally, we will discuss the challenges and benefits for the IT department in integrating this measurement into its strategy.
March 23rd
4:00 - 6:30pm
Workshop 6 - RESET, paths and levers for a sustainable digital future
Today's digital world is too voracious for tomorrow's world. The RESET collective programme, led by the Fing, proposes to identify concrete changes to be implemented in the short to medium term, within the framework of coalitions of heterogeneous actors: digital actors, public and private sponsors, users. The proposed workshop follows the methodology of coalition building: build a 2021 diagnosis, qualify the achievable impacts in 2 or 3 years, identify the actors and potential levers, define the common actions to be undertaken. Complementary to the other Planet Tech Care workshops, it provides keys to understanding and aims to define mobilising actions (legal, educational, technical, etc.).
Feb. 09th
2:00 - 4:00pm
Workshop 5 - AI and Energy Use
As Artificial Intelligence algorithms become more and more powerful, they can become extremely energy consuming.
Architectures for embedded AI must therefore take this energy component into account. Let's see how techniques such as Neuromorphic Computing can reduce the power consumption of these algorithms. And let's also see with concrete examples how AI is already helping to reduce our daily energy consumption.
Program
Technologies for energy-efficient AI
- Neuromorphic Computing - Julie Grollier, Research Director (Thales)
- Hardware approaches to energy-efficient AI - Alexandre Valentian (CEA)
- Discussions
AI for energy saving, User stories
- How to manage the energy of your buildings with AI? - Juliette Mattioli, Senior Expert AI (Thales)
- Can territorial data be used for energy saving? - Mauna Traikia, Territorial advisor for digital development (CA Plaine Commune Grand Paris)
- How do energy companies use AI to optimise our energy management? - Sophie Charvet, Energy Savings Product Manager (Total - Direct Energie)
Jan. 13th
5:00 - 7:00pm
Workshop 4 - Digital Ecodesign
Digital eco-design is a major lever for creating environmentally responsible digital solutions.
The Institut du Numérique Responsable, a partner of Planet Tech'Care, will present the work of its Digital Ecodesign task force, which aims to establish a digital ecodesign compliance reference framework. This presentation will be followed by a time of exchange and co-construction of answers based on the experiences of the participants. This 4th workshop will be divided into two parts, each lasting approximately one hour.
Dec. 15th
11:30 - 12:30pm
Workshop 3 - Presentation of the Green IT Barometer
Every two years, AGIT, in partnership with ADEME, conducts the "Green IT Barometer", a study of the maturity of French companies in the adoption of Green IT best practices.The latest edition based on the responses of 672 companies was published in September. What are the conclusions? What changes have occurred since the first edition in 2015? What lessons can you learn to take concrete action within your organisations? Through the study of 8 themes - Datacenter, IT Infrastructures, Governance, Purchasing, End of life, Workstations, Printing and Digital Services - we will offer you a look at the recent trends in companies and the priority practices to adopt in order to become more eco-responsible.
Nov. 26th
5:00 - 7:00pm
Workshop 2 - Digital Sobriety Conference
Watch the presentation of Cigref's report "Digital Sobriety: a responsible business approach" and its Reference Framework of 100 good practices resulting from the work of the Cigref working group on digital sobriety in partnership with The Shift Project. Time will also be devoted to feedback from companies that have participated in this Cigref working group and to exchanges with stakeholders in the ecosystem
Nov. 10th
3:45 - 4:45pm
Workshop 1 - #LaRefNum20 - Towards a sustainable digital future
Our first workshop will be held during La REF Numérique organised by Medef in partnership with Syntec Numérique and whose 2020 edition is placed under the theme: Numérique et Ecologie, faut-il vraiment choisir? Relying on the strength of the collective and the sharing of experience to reduce the environmental footprint of digital technology is one of the cornerstones of the Planet Tech'Care initiative. After a keynote presentation of Planet Tech'Care by Véronique Torner. President of the Sustainable Digital Program of Syntec Numérique, in charge of the initiative, three of our signatories Docaposte, CDiscount and ASI will share the reasons that motivated them to join Planet Tech'Care and the actions they have already taken internally in favour of a more sober digital world.