GET Forums recordings
In order to promote the dissemination of knowledge and the utilisation of ICT (Information and Communication Technology), GET and the CGTI organise the GET forums.
GET forums have been held every year since 2001, bringing together invited guests to discuss a specific theme related to information technologies.
Recordings
These forums can be consulted on video recordings either on GET's own website, or on the Canal U site (the University television channel on the web) :
 23 March 2007 |
ICT and transport: the solution? 
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ICT and corporate social responsibility
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The worldwide higher education space
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Banks, insurance companies, who benefits from information technologies ?
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ICT from diagnosis to prognosis  Recording on the CanalU site
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| 30 January 2003 : |
Internet and politics Recording on the CanalU site
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ICT for health Recording on the CanalU site
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| 13 June 2001 : |
Internet for industry
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23 March 2007: ICT and transport: the solution ?
For the 8th GET Forums, the theme chosen by GET/ENST Bretagne reflects one of the major issues for our modern cities: ICT and transport. The increase in the number of vehicles on the road, urban development and the population explosion have gradually led to greater traffic congestion throughout the world. The resulting saturation reduces the efficiency of infrastructures. Transport chiefs from London and Paris, a manager from a transport research center as well as a European consortium of car and car parts manufacturers will discuss what contribution ICT can make, with a particular focus on intelligent transport systems and services (ITS). Various speakers will attempt to explain how ICTs can contribute to transport, both now and in the future, particularly with respect to the environment.
12 October 2006 : ICT and corporate social responsibility
From eco-design of ICTs to broader manufacturer responsibility
Today's industry is having to deal with new challenges on a planet-wide scale. The byproducts and toxic waste produced by the activities of industrial societies are leading to phenomena that pose an increasing threat to the quality of our environments. How should industry react? What questions should it ask itself? What room for maneuver is there?
INT asked political representatives, industry & SME managers and sustainable development specialists to present their expert views on the issue.
08 November 2005 : The worldwide higher education space
Today, the competition facing French higher education is becoming increasingly international in nature.
Universities are modernizing rapidly.
It is in Brussels that the European higher education space is being constructed.
Engineering schools are creating graduate schools, diversifying their courses, making their degrees internationally recognizable and legible and are striving to achieve a critical mass through groups such as ParisTech.
What will the world higher education space of tomorrow be like?
Télécom Paris asked the general manager of HEC group, the vice-president of ST Microelectronics, the president of the Georgia Institute of Technology and the executive vice-president of ParisTech to give the opinions of a management grande école, a multinational company, an American university and an association of engineering schools on this very question.View recordings
14 October 2004 : Banks, insurance companies, who benefits from information technologies ?
More than any other sector, the banking and insurance sectors have been affected by the extraordinary expansion of information technologies over the last ten years.
Unprecedented changes have led these sectors to reconsider both professional practices and customer relationship.
Synergies have been created between banks and insurance companies and new online players have emerged onto the scene; but who has benefited ?
ENST Bretagne invited various institutions to give their views on this issue:
- a major traditional bank: Banque Rothschild ;
- a historic insurance company: SwissLife ;
- a researcher at Université Paris IX Dauphine.
16 January 2004 : ICT from diagnosis to prognosis
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How can you become number 1 in Europe thanks to ICT?
Mme Elizabeth Ducottet, Managing Director of the Thuasne Group
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The ICT crisis: Threat or opportunity? The vision of a manufacturer
M. Laurent Lafarge, President of Lucent technologies France
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The telecommunications sector in 2005
M. Thierry Breton, Managing Director of France Télécom
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ICT: promises kept, depressed market
M. Elie Cohen, Research Director at the CNRS
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Round Table :
Elie Cohen, Olivier Baujard (Alcatel), Laurent Gille (GET), Richard Lalande (Cegetel),
Jean-Claude Mailhan (CGTI), Thomas Serval (Baracoda, start-up from Télécom Paris).
30 January 2003 : Internet and politics
- Manuel Valls,
Deputy and Mayor of the town of Evry
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Round Table : Internet - communication tool or interactive space?
Jean Rognetta, Jean Gonié, Kate Mac Carthy, Bernard Benhamou, Philippe Joubert, and François Freby
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How can ICT be used to support e-transformation within local authorities?
- François Jeanne-Beylot, Managing Director of Troover SA
- Thierry Drilhon, Managing Director of CISCO France
- André Santini, Deputy and Mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux
19 march 2002 : ICT for health
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The contribution of ICST to the healthcare system: the Minister's point of view
M. Debeaupuis
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Telemedicine and care networks
Régis Beuscart (Project leader)
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Telesurgery: the Lindbergh operation, commentary and accoun ts
Prof. Cabrol (Honorary Professor of Surgery, Member of the Académie de Médecine)
- Video: Lindbergh operation
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Panorama of information technology for medicine
Christian Roux, President of IEEE-EMBS, Director of the LATIM, Prof. at ENST Bretagne.
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ICST and Health: the vision of the CNRS
M. Citerne Assistant Scientific Director at the CNRS
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ICST and Health: a model of technology transfer to clinical, therapeutic and public health research
Christian Bréchot, Managing Director of INSERM
- Round Table: ICST, a new deal for the patient?
13 june 2001: Internet for industry
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The automobile industry in the new economy : challenges and prospects
Jean-Martin Folz, President of PSA Peugeot Citroën
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CISCO: an example of an e-company
Thierry Drilhon, Managing Director of CISCO
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The relevance of Internet Technology for Saint-Gobain, in its industrial and distribution businesses
Jean-Louis Beffa, Chairman and Managing Director of Saint-Gobain
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Round Table : The new economy following speculation: hangover or rebirth?
Philippe Altuzarra, Managing Director Goldman Sachs Paris
