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- 1. La Fabrique des Mobilités Project presentation @Fab_Mob #FabMob
- 2. Statement : « If we don’t change, we will fail » Beijing smog 2015/01 #nofilter
- 3. The new paradigm of innovation
- 4. Internet is the main transport innovation
- 5. Blablacar must no remain an isolated success
- 6. Ask people who perform innovation daily
- 7. How to innovate today?
- 8. How to achieve the necessary critical mass?
- 9. A startup is not a small version of a big company
- 11. Hack the topic ! Q : How to support innovation ? Do we need a place ? Money ? A : How to promote disruptive innovations inside and around organizations ? A : How to create a real innovation culture in the ecosystem ?
- 12. The dilemna critical mass vs time to market
- 13. The ambition
- 14. Our strategy : Open and Explore
- 15. The means
- 16. The program
- 17. Our remuneration The simpliest contract Increase the amount of « commons » during and after your cursus: 1. Reinforce « API-zation » of the ecosystem 2. Standards, Norms et Open Datas 3. REX & failconf’ 4. Mentor / Experts after the pathway
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