Green Tech Forum: November 5 and 6, 2024!
The fourth edition of the GreenTech Forum will be held on November 5 and 6, 2024 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. For the past 4 years, this event, dedicated to the Digital Economy and the Environment, has been a meeting place for all players involved or wishing to become involved in these issues.
A not-to-be-missed event, GreenTech Forum 2024 will address the main topics of eco-responsible digital business, both GreenIT and IT for Green, including sustainability, equipment reparability, decarbonization, regulatory advances, the role of CIOs and the challenges of generative artificial intelligence.
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GreenTech Forum: a meeting place for an ecological digital transition
GreenTech Forum, under the patronage of Planet Tech’Care, brings together professionals from all horizons to discuss best practices and innovations in responsible digital business. With 30 conferences, 30 workshops and a vast exhibition and networking area, this event enables participants to learn, train, exchange and discover concrete solutions for reducing the environmental footprint of digital technology or supporting the ecological transition of different business sectors.
Local authorities’ commitment to digital responsibility
The GreenTech Forum 2024 will also focus on the specific challenges facing local authorities. A number of key themes will be addressed, including how to get small and medium-sized local authorities on board with a Responsible Digital approach, the use of data and AI to anticipate and manage risks in territories, and the implementation of the REEN law to establish a Responsible Digital dynamic, with testimonials from local authorities.
Managing the end-of-life of digital equipment will also be a central focus, exploring how to initiate and foster the development of a circular economy in territories. In addition, discussions will focus on the role of data in the ecological transition, and on the state of the art of Open Source resources and tools available to local authorities.
These exchanges will aim to share concrete solutions and feedback to help local authorities meet the challenges of digital technology while respecting the environment.
Key topics discussed at the GreenTech Forum 2024
- Environmental impact of digital technologies:These sessions look at measuring the ecological footprint of digital technologies and strategies for minimizing this impact. They highlight challenges such as reducing energy consumption and adopting more sustainable practices.
- Strategies and priority actions for digital responsibility: Discussions focus on best practices for integrating responsible approaches within organizations. Topics include the adaptation of IT assets, data management, and the use of open source technologies for more environmentally-friendly applications.
- New business models:This theme explores the necessary transformations of business models in the digital sector to integrate sustainability. Approaches such as the circular economy, reuse and the adoption of open source solutions are discussed.
- Regulations and legislative framework:The evolution of environmental regulations is a major topic, with an overview of legislation in France, Europe and the rest of the world, as well as the implications for companies that need to adapt to these new requirements.
- Technological innovations and sustainability:A special focus is placed on artificial intelligence and the technologies of tomorrow, asking how they can be used responsibly. These workshops aim to identify innovative solutions that reduce ecological impact while meeting the needs of organizations.
- Circular economy and repair channels:These conferences highlight the importance of repair and recycling in the technology sector, underlining the benefits of extending the life of equipment to reduce e-waste.
- Local authorities and digital responsibility:Particular attention is paid to the specific challenges faced by small and medium-sized local authorities in adopting responsible digital practices, with discussions on resource management, equipment pooling and local policies.