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Nobody can do without the new technology … – Togolese Republic

Togo will organize on September 8 the first IT * Digital Forum. Focus: ‘The Togo face the challenges of e-government and digital transformation.’

domestic and foreign experts will share their experience and vision on the impact of new technologies on development.

Similar forums are organized will be organized in Benin, Congo and Cameroon .

the event is organized under the sponsorship of Cina Lawson, the Minister of the Digital Economy who will deliver the keynote address.

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Nobody can do without new technologies – Togolese Republic

Togo will organize on September 8 the first IT * Digital Forum. Focus: ‘The Togo face the challenges of e-government and digital transformation.’

domestic and foreign experts will share their experience and vision on the impact of new technologies on development.

Similar forums are organized will be organized in Benin, Congo and Cameroon .

the event is organized under the sponsorship of Cina Lawson, the Minister of the Digital Economy who will deliver the keynote address.

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Law and new technologies: information learned from the summer – Next INpact

Whether you are coming holiday or simply want to have a little wakeup call, Next INpact offers this autumn week a summary of key information to remember the summer in terms of law and the policy.

from Parliament’s side

Deputies and senators have not been idle during the special session this summer, which ended on July 21 with the adoption final two major texts. Labour law and the law extending the state of emergency until January 26, 2017

Published August 9th in the Official Journal, El Khomri law includes a digital tier enough dense. Its key measure: the introduction of a “right to disconnect” for employees, which should be defined in each company through annual negotiations – from next year. There are also provisions for the dematerialization of payslips, social responsibility Uber-type platforms, the revival of telework, etc.

The last law on state of emergency is not limited not to extend by six months the duration of this exceptional situation – in which the computer searches are especially facilitated. The legislature has in fact benefited to harden the anti-terrorist arsenal and the resources allocated to information (see article).

Pope speaks poverty and new technologies with Mark … – The Point

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distinctive markings and new technologies to protect … – dh.be

Auto-moto Labelling ground and new technologies involved in the safety of vulnerable road users.

You will agree easily to have probably been in the case or at least have faced this kind of situation, pedestrians are more distracted than ever, especially because many of them are clinging to their smartphone when crossing the road.

As such, it should be noted that some cities have adopted or are considering opting for a distinctive markings. Germany, Augsburg, for example, new signage is tested to avoid the accident to the pedestrians who have their eyes on their smartphone . LED traffic lights have been integrated into the floor near two busy tram stops. These LEDs light up and start flashing when a tram or approach the fire for pedestrians turns red. Rather like smart invention, right?

Meanwhile, many cars have an emergency brake associated with a pedestrian detection system (and other vulnerable road users such as cyclists, skaters, etc.).

At Ford, we decided to use this technology (already offered on Mondeo, S-Max and Galaxy) on the utility line. An innovative system that detects people on the floor and possibly automatically initiate emergency braking if the driver fails to respond to warnings.

How does it work in practice? It’s simple and complicated at the same time. The system collects information from a camera placed on top of the windshield and radars located in the bumper and analysis via a database incorporating pedestrian shapes . What distinguishes people typical objects of the road environment, such as trees and signs. This technology can even predict when people on the side are likely to enter the roadway.

According to official statistics, between 2004 and 2013, some 70,000 pedestrians were killed in Europe. And since 2013, the number of smartphones has increased tenfold …

As of mid-career development, the Suzuki S-Cross has undergone a profound facelift, which is far beyond aesthetics. The interior and the engines are also new skin and restore a youthful look to this little adventurer to the friendly face.

Its designers wanted it more particularly modifying sports bumpers, hood and grille. Dynamism now accentuated by the xenon headlights and LED lights needed.

New design for aluminum wheels also feature slightly wider than previously mounted (215 instead of 205). Finally, four new body colors brings the total number of colors available in nine.

The changes inside are more subtle (yet) and are marked especially at the seat coverings, color and distribution counters of the more luxurious structure of the dashboard with some trim to the finish in satin chrome. Nothing essential, it must be admitted, just enough to give an impression again.

Ultimately, it is mainly under the hood that the most significant changes were made . Downsizing forces, former aspirated 1.6-liter petrol gives way to a new three-cylinder turbo (called BoosterJet) to 112 hp (and a small liter displacement) and a supercharged 1.4 developing 140 hp. Diesel 1.6 DDIS, he continues his career, still with 120 hp.

The choice between the box manual or automatic transmission 6 (6-well) is always offered but, as identifies this last, we note with pleasure that the former continuously variable transmission (CVT) has been abandoned.

remember that the S-Cross is available in 2 or 4 wheel drive.

the Suzuki is now sold at prices ranging from 18,999 to 31,299 € according executions and engines.

New technologies to ensure our Elders – Cap retirement Blog (Blog)

In recent years, home automation is an integral part of our routine and sees to make our lives easier.
Constant progress, new technologies enhance our comfort, our security and we still offer more services.
How seniors they incorporate home automation in their daily lives? And what are the most prized by these technologies?

The impact of new technologies on health care … – InformatiqueNews

                     

“The meeting between the digital and health is a promise for patients, professionals and the health system as a whole. This strategy will enable France to enter fully into the era of digital medicine “ said Marisol Touraine, Minister of Social Affairs and Health, July 4, 2016

e map -health initiated by Marisol Touraine materializes over weeks, always intended to support the health actors in the adoption of new technologies, strengthening the position of France as a land of innovation. The opportunity to return to the issues connected to the health and good practices to be adopted.

The patient at the heart of the device

According to a study CNOM conducted by Vidal, 61% of physicians use a smartphone medical applications and medical bodies said more and more inclined to advise the use of new technologies (applications, connected objects …). The medical profession and new technologies are now moving together, and that, through the entire health course.

Given the growing need for mobility of doctors, new technologies accompany them in their daily : this is called medical mobile workspace. It is always on, always connected; This is a personalized work environment that health professionals carry with them everywhere. Today, they are used to move from one workstation to share their tablet while traveling in patients, to finally finish their day at home, on their personal computer.

This environment allows instantly to securely access electronic medical records, critical applications, and clinical workstations. This flexibility has a significant impact on productivity and responsiveness of the medical profession. Thanks to an optimized management of patient profiles, tracing the care and experience of patients are thereby greatly improved. Medical teams can access individual profiles where data were shared and synchronized between the teams. The real-time access to workstations, electronic medical records and key communication tools to optimize time and the quality of the experience felt by patients.

to reduce costs

the efficiency and effectiveness of care based on a number of factors quite different from each other. New technologies now available to doctors allow, for example to avoid some expensive travel, or red tape. Physicians are thus able to focus on what matters most, ie patients and their families, saving them significant time savings.

Monitoring can also be carried with the patient outside the hospital or clinic to avoid it a second costly hospitalization. By minimizing the length of stay of patients, through the development of ambulatory surgery in particular, the costs prove to be halved.

In another measurement, knowledge sharing done through exchanges via video-conference with colleagues nationally and internationally affects productivity of physicians in the acceleration of the diagnostic socket.

medicine s ‘overcomes distances

in 2015, 57% of french said they were already favorable to the establishment of video conferencing sessions with their doctor. [3] With videoconferencing capabilities, physicians can also see a specialist or coordinate multiple care teams on difficult cases, regardless of where they are. By optimizing the communication between the teams, new technologies coming reshuffle the cards of medical exchanges. Thus, beyond communication, surgery or remote diagnostics, access to medical experts is facilitated, and helps to improve the management and diagnosis of patients.

by eliminating technology silos associated with workstations via a mobile medical work environment provides access to applications and constantly optimized and updated data, and benefit from an enriched experience through a centralized approach to implementation of provision of services.

more and more technologies to practitioners services … and patients

beyond the technologies already existing and dedicated to medical uses, other technologies can be used in the context of therapies, in particular if one takes example of psychiatry. Indeed, as part of therapies against phobias, virtual reality helmets – currently used for cinema, tourism, automotive (…) – can be used to put in situations phobic patients. Thus, patients can be “live” terrorizing experiences to them fearing nothing to help them manage their stress and anxieties.

Our imagination would not be a limit as to possible treatment through new technologies in the near future.

in recent years, a growing number of companies sweeping the world of health with their technological innovations. According to the Grand View Research research firm e-health market is expected to reach $ 400 billion in 2022. However, technological advances are not confined to the latest artificial heart or micro robots, they also concern, and above all , supporting doctors in the daily practice of their profession. Indeed, it is the medical ecosystem that sees affected: the patient to the medical profession, everyone is benefiting. The costs, delays and also the sick relationship / doctors are thereby substantially transformed.

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Emmanuel Schupp is CEO at Citrix France

How new technologies jostle the games market … – LSA

 After two difficult years, the market for scientific games in France experienced an upturn in 2015 with an increase of 7%. It owes its recent performance to its dynamic leader Clementoni who posted over the same period, a record increase of 28% in value, allowing it to reach 30% market share. This positive trend is confirmed in the beginning of the year since 2016 market posted strong growth of 10.3% over the first five months of the year . Although modest in size (about 19 million in 2015 according to NPD) market offers great opportunities … therefore we can adapt to its peculiarities.

  Forces available

 On this market, the three major players that are Clementoni, Buki and Ravensburger represent 65% of sales in 2015 . Behind the 1 ^st pursuing advanced only 4% of market share, the 2 ^nd 1%. It seems clear that if these three companies make rain or shine in this segment, a multitude of players come to compete the rest of the cake, almost 6 million euros anyway. This reflects the important place of import in this segment.

 In the market for science games, the classic offer remains highly sought. Indeed, microscopes and telescopes in particular are a safe bet in the market, still highly popular among parents and children. And it is easy to procure all sizes, prices and all the qualities as the offer is wide on this category.

 We can also mention the dinosaur theme, favorite of our little darlings who are spoiled for choice once in the scientific radius of their store.

  A predominantly classic offer … but that must be constantly renewed

 But if we would just offer traditional products to consumers, the scientists games market would eventually falter.

 Yet not make no mistake, the classic themes are still popular among consumers . Chemistry, botany, anatomy, geology, archeology electricity or well within the science favors and fans still represent a considerable share of the overall supply. But if it is possible to diversify a little bit within these themes, cool concepts and create new interest, still we end up turning around in circles.

 But the market for science is a market for tenders. He ran out of steam if the offer does not renew enough but can rebound quickly when a revival appears on the shelf.

 And the advantage of this market is to have two prescribers: the children of course, but also parents. These will indeed delighted to see their children spend time on a “smart” game that introduces them to the basics of science (and then some). As for the children, what could be more exciting than give life to Triops, causing a dramatic chemical reaction (in complete safety course), recreating a volcanic eruption or to unearth fossilized remains of T. rex? So there is two different targets in this market need to achieve seduce simultaneously with two different messages: education on one side, the other fun

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  Innovating to arouse the curiosity

 But the recent very healthy market was mainly due to the appearance on the market of new previously unexplored segments: technology integration

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 Among the Top 15 of the best selling science products in 2015, only two products were genuine innovations: My Robot and Tabletto’scope Ravensburger Clementoni

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 The first, a robot assembly and programming to make it move, has risen on the second place of 2015 in just three months of sales! The second, a microscope coupled to a digital tablet, joined the Top 10 since its launch.

 We must see here are the beginnings of a new trend. STEM

 Behind this acronym hides perhaps future successful market themes: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics. Came from the United States, this concept is spreading in many countries. The integration of these materials in a systematic way the curriculum is now regularly mentioned. Tomorrow our children will learn to code in primary school. What more natural for them that are born with a tablet in the hands?

 Therefore safe bet that the Science market will develop rapidly in the coming years. And we can only advise parents to follow this evolution now if they want to watch their children play with ease in a game they themselves do not understand at all!

  Clementoni France is a subsidiary of an Italian company established in France since 1997.

 

  Leader in the scientific market, it is also a major player in the first age, educational games and puzzles in our territory.

 

  The Italian headquarters is located in Italy, in the town of Recanati which it was born and where she still focuses today 80% of its production volume.

 

  Gaylor Cornuault has over 10 years of experience in marketing and the world of toys. He joined the company as Clementoni Marketing & amp; Development in 2010

 

 

 

Fleur Pellerin left the public service to reconnect with … – the Computer

  Former Minister in Digital and initiator of the French Tech, Fleur Pellerin left the public service to create his company, Korelya, who wants to accompany Korean investments in France.
 

 

“ After fifteen years of involvement in the administration, I want to give the benefit of the status of the Public Service to conduct a business project .” Thus begins the letter Fleur Pellerin to the President of the Republic. The former Minister of Culture thus turns the page of her career in the public sphere to open a new one in the private sector this time. Indeed, she launched into entrepreneurship by creating his own company, already dubbed Korelya.

 

In the letter, so she gives up “ permanently the functions of magistrate ” it occupies in the Court of Auditors. Former Minister for SMEs, Innovation and the Digital Economy from May 2012 to April 2014 Fleur Pellerin has been one of the main instigators of the French Tech, it was launched in January 2014.

 

 
 

Korelya is intended to support investments in France from South Korean companies (Fleur Pellerin is a native of Seoul) specialized in new technologies. No further indiscretion has yet been revealed, except that communication has been entrusted to the Majorelle PR agency & amp; Events, founded by Anne Hommel, former press secretary of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.

 

So, it does not lose footing with a world of new technologies she likes and knows well. We dare say that it has a vast network that will probably be useful to him in the possible success of his business. Moreover, the idea seems good on paper, while the South Korean investments in the hexagon are still modest 0.9 billion euros in 2015 in France Business .

 

 

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Fleur Pellerin left the public service, and continuing in … – the Computer

  Former Minister in Digital and initiator of the French Tech, Fleur Pellerin left the public service to create his company, Korelya, who wants to promote Korean investments in France.
 

 

“ After fifteen years of involvement in the administration, I want to give the benefit of the status of the Public Service to conduct a business project .” Thus begins the letter Fleur Pellerin to the President of the Republic. The former Minister of Culture thus turns the public page to open a new, private this time. Indeed, she launched into entrepreneurship by creating his own company, already dubbed Korelya.

 

In the letter, so she gives up “ permanently the functions of magistrate ” it occupies in the Court of Auditors. But the one that was Minister for SMEs, Innovation and the Digital Economy from May 2012 to April 2014 does not leave much for the eyes what matters to him. Recall that it is one of the main instigators of the French Tech, it was launched in January 2014.

 

 
 

In fact, it is going to start his own business Korelya. She will accompany investments in France of South Korean companies (it is native of Seoul) specialized in new technologies. No further indiscretion has yet been revealed, except that communication has been entrusted to the Majorelle PR agency & amp; Events, founded by Anne Hommel, former press secretary of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.

 

So, it does not lose footing with a world of new technologies she likes and knows well. We dare say that it has a vast network that will probably be favorable to him in the possible success of his business. Moreover, the idea seems good on paper, while the South Korean investments in the hexagon are extremely modest: 0.9 billion euros in 2015 in France Business .

 

Young women engage in new technology – L’Express de Madagascar

Young women engage in new technologies

08/23/2016 | 6:59 News, Economy

A commendable initiative. The fairer sex wants to move the technology sector in Madagascar. On Saturday, a group of passionate new technologies has officially launched the “Women In Tech Madagascar.” As the name suggests, “is an association that aims to integrate more women particularly in the field of new technologies,” says one of the Facebook page WITM.
Madagascar, as everywhere in the world, the place of women in the technology sector is still very low. This sector is dominated by men. Such an initiative could reverse the trend. Therefore, eight young women passionate about new technologies have initiated this project. “We want it to be a caring community and support that will encourage more women to be more interested in getting involved, to soak in the sector of information technology and communication (ICT ), as they represent only a small part of the ICT community in Madagascar, “can be read on his facebook page.
Women in Tech made its first public appearance at the ION Network show in June. The official launch of this movement, Tanjomba last Saturday, only confirms the commitments of those passionate for the development of ICT sector in Madagascar.
Lova Rafidiarisoa

New technologies for photographers for a … – JDN

This year is exceptional in the field of sport: great meetings succeed since May and occupies a privileged place in the media. To cover these events effectively, photographers can rely on new technologies.

Tour de France, Summer Olympics in Rio … Sporting events that appeal to the general public around the world succeed. In order to live to their audience emotions and ambiance of the great sporting moments, the media rely on photographers.

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 New technologies are a vital asset to this profession and open new
 opportunities for coverage of a sporting event such as the Games
 Olympic. Internet, optical fiber or mobile technologies have
 helped reduce impressively the time required for setting
 Providing a snapshot with the media, but also brands
 seeking to rely on highlights like the Olympics to animate
 their digital platforms: websites, social networks, newsletters …

Today photographers are the only ones to commercialize shots in 120 seconds. An athlete crossing the finish line of the 100 meters may
 to be an information sites before they even see his hand medal! A technological feat that enhances the immediacy of
 information and offers everyone the opportunity to live near-live a
 highlight of the competition.

360 ° revolution

Beyond this
 dimension, the explosion of new technologies and digital offer
 also many opportunities to cover a sporting event
 and offer each an increasingly immersive and personal experience. Let us not forget that in Beijing in 2008 and the iPad Instagram existed
 not yet. Twitter, meanwhile, took just off. These developments have contributed to changing the photo,
 to put at the service of the experience. Visual content have become much more “human”, like the selfies. This is to convey
 a dimension of authenticity, offer an immersion and realistic experience as a video shot using a GoPro for example.

As such, the
 Athens Olympic Games saw the introduction of cameras positioned in the basins
 Swimming to cover these events from a new point of view, to allow
 the general public to see what was going on under the water line and
 and propose another swimming experience.

Eight years later,
 London, photographers have made 3D and 360 ° service coverage
 always unique and immersive summer Olympics. Still nascent but controlled
 by our photographers, these technologies have helped to bring a new
 dimension and offer a more immersive visual experience and
 Therefore more emotional. Needless to say, 3D photography
 such as 360 ° have since become a standard to cover such an event
 Rio and place the viewer into the heart of the Games, even in the skin of the athlete.

And me tomorrow
 You say? Who knows ? At a time of artificial intelligence and
 robotics, new opportunities open to photographers and
 photojournalists covering events, testify to what they see and
 as share their experiences with their emotions.

In Rio de Janeiro, the
 Robotic already possible to go further in perspective and retained angle:
 aerial photos, shooting under water, original pictures from points
 inaccessible for humans … Beautiful opportunities to enable
 photographers multiply angles and offer the media, brands and individuals an increasingly rich and immersive vision of such an event.
 But one thing is certain: it is rewarding to explore the potential
 new technologies and exploit them to the benefit of experience
 ever more immersive, they can not replace the eye and talent
 Each photographer will have at heart to them in favor of what he wants
 share.

New technology “smart” for a large deployment … – El Watan

 The development of smart markets and ICT …

 Renewable energy is growing exponentially in recent years thanks to new energy transition policies based on the promotion of renewable energy, technological advances, the large-scale deployments, the monopolization of the renewable industry, the significant fall in prices in the world market, and of course the global awareness of the multifaceted risks of climate change and the urgent need to curb carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

 With a growth rate of 8.5% in 2015 (newly installed 153 gigawatts in 2015), the renewable installed capacity in 1985 reached a record GW, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) (1) driven mainly by solar with 26% (47 GW newly installed in 2015), a cumulative installed capacity of 219 GW of solar photovoltaic and wind power with 17% (63 GW newly installed in 2015), a cumulative installed capacity of 416 GW . IRENA provides that the costs of onshore wind should decrease from 26% in 2025 compared to 2015, those of offshore wind (at sea) of 35%, while those of solar PV could fall 59%, which would allow renewable crossing the threshold of 40% of the total electricity generation by 2030. the same agency shows that in 2015 the number of direct and indirect jobs in the field of renewable increased 5%, or 8.1 million people worldwide and is expected to reach 24 million in 2030.

 For its part, the report “New Energy Outlook 2016″, the consulting firm Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) (2), which made projections to 2040, shows the United States, renewable energy going from 14% in 2015 to 44% of the electricity mix in 2040, while in Europe they move from 32% in 2015 to 70% in 2040. This profound change in the global electrical system is driven by the continued decline in prices of solar and wind power technologies. From 2020, electricity from solar and wind renewable sources would be competitive in several countries of the world.

 However, despite this dramatic development, solar and wind power are largely different from fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas, new energy sources such as nuclear and even other renewable energies such as hydropower and biomass where electricity is generated continuously, day and night. It can operate a nuclear power plant or coal in a continuous manner throughout the night, while we can not do it with a solar plant.
 The production of electricity from solar and wind power is dependent on solar radiation and wind, respectively.

 This variability or intermittent solar and wind was cited recurrently, often by the lobbies of conventional energy and nuclear, to suggest that the production of electricity from these sources energy can not exceed 15 to 20% of all electricity injected into the grid (electric grid or English). Yet new studies show that it is possible to achieve very high penetration rate of the production of solar and wind power in the network, such as the case in Portugal that operated with 100% of the wind, solar and hydro for four days last May and Texas, which reached a record 45% just with the wind. Such situations are repetitive in Germany where the renewable currently covers one third of the electricity production and could exceed 80% in 2050. For example, on May 8, solar and wind power covered more than 90% demand of electricity in the country. However, to spare an important penetration, smart and sophisticated technology network management (smart grid) and real-time response to the demand for electricity had to be deployed.

 A fundamental change or a disruption in the electrical system management mode had to be operated in countries where renewable occupies more and more of the terrain and becomes competitive with fossil and nuclear energy.
 The proliferation of storage technologies for large-scale energy, including storage batteries of electric current and the intelligent management of application / consumption of electricity or the electricity market (smart market) are all recommended solutions by experts to overcome the intermittent and random nature of solar and wind power and to allow an even greater deployment of these clean energy sources in the future. To better manage the network, the network operator must know, at any given time, how many solar and wind power will be fed into the grid and order, in case of excess, reducing the production of electricity from gas or other fossil fuels. Models and prediction tools for the production of renewable electricity that convert weather forecasting algorithms and non-linear functions are deployed to reduce unnecessary consumption of fossil and avoid emissions of greenhouse gases.

 One way to solve the problem of intermittency of renewables lies in the storage of energy which is essential for increasing the share of renewables in the network. The batteries are used to store electrical energy generated by the systems to renewable energy sources when there is an excess and then return to the time of application. The large-scale energy storage remains today very expensive to deploy, but that should change, especially as even more significant penetration of renewable makes it more economically viable deployment because of the need for additional services that it can provide. New energy storage markets will be created and new models of fiscal incentives like nature for the use of storage systems to the network or residential scale (storage of energy generated by photovoltaic solar modules) will the day.

 The report evaluates the BNEF battery market to $ 250 billion.
 Another alternative would be the management of electricity according to the response to the request “demand-response”, that is to say attract large electricity consumers or group of individuals, qualified as “interactive grid” to lower consumption at key times of the day when the network is experiencing strong demand, with compensation mechanisms (special rates or fiscal or quasi-fiscal incentives). The development of smart markets and the means of ICT has also made this possible and viable solution. Electric vehicles could be another option electricity storage and management of peak consumption. It also cites the mobile photovoltaic “PV mobile” as solution of “back-up”. Electric cars will account for 35% of new vehicle sales in the world in 2040, 41 million cars, according to the report of BNEF.

 In the digital era, technologies are advancing at such a speed that we suggest that it is very possible that smart grid technologies and energy storage become good medium-term market, as already the case for renewable, and will partner with solar and wind power to produce a simple grid.

 Furthermore, the implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change will be an opportunity for the development of green energy and development of energy storage technologies and smart grid management. This agreement aims to contain global warming below the limit of 2 ° C compared to pre-industrial times, putting in place support mechanisms for the deployment of clean energy and a regulation increasingly severe with the use of carbon energy sources. Algeria has adopted, on a voluntary basis, a renewable energy development program to generate 22,000 MW by 2030 and diversify its energy mix and preserve its export capacity of oil and gas. To deploy this ambitious program that aims to increase the share of renewables to 27% in the national electricity mix by focusing primarily on sources of intermittent renewables such as solar photovoltaic
 (13,750 MW) and wind power (5010 MW), new technologies and digital solutions listed above should be necessarily included in its implementation.

 The completion of this strategic objective inevitably will lead to a fundamental transformation of the national electricity system and its management. research centers and university laboratories should give importance to these multidisciplinary research projects that combine renewable with the Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The Renewable Energy Development Center (CDER), aware of this primordial energy issue for our country, has already made a priority in its strategic plan for 2020 by working hand in hand with relevant sectors so as to address these major technological challenges. The pilot stations, solar photovoltaic (1.1 MW), solar thermal (25 MW solar) and wind (10 MW), added to that the 20 solar power plants (343 MW) installed in the Highlands and the South should serve as experimental platforms to gain experience, develop skills and learn to better deploy the program outlined by the government. Regions where the share of renewable is important, as the case of Adrar, could be used to test these new intelligent network management technologies. Algerian authority fully versed in new technology will easily meet the challenges of the third revolution is that of renewable and digital. The economic sector eager to embark on this promising niche, creator of wealth and jobs, should also take these aspects into their business plan.

  Reference
 1) – http://www.irena.org
 2) – http://www.bloomberg.com/company/new-energy-outlook/

New technologies they make smarter cities? – France Inter

Sao Paulo © Getty / Brazil Photos / Contributor

With digital, appeared the concept of smart city, most often translated by smart city . A concept that implies the opposite ideas but not necessarily in any different case with one hand, the development of services or reorganization using the information provided by these new technologies; secondly, the possibility of involving those who live in cities in the design or operation of their living environment, with systems capable of promoting citizen participation.

What are the possible choices for Public and for those who live there? Because, as Shakespeare wrote in his tragedy Coriolanus:

“What is a city but the people? “

A new road signs for new technologies – Digital Age

From month to month, the news brings its flood of new technologies revolutionizing our transport modes. The charging stations for electric cars, the bus of the future, automobiles without driver, construction robots or the Hyperloop (train to very high speed) will change the way of understanding road. Precisely, these innovations will lead to new rules. Therefore a comparison site auto imagined what could look like a new road signs:

Charging electric cars

without driver Cars

See the article on Google and Uber Car

Construction Robots

See the article MIT on construction robots

Bus. future

See the article on the bus the future imagined by China.

Hyperloop Station

See the article on the Hyperloop project.

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New technologies will revolutionize they finally purchase … – The Tribune.fr

Visit neighbor apartment with a visual reality helmet on his head, here the experience offered by Cogedim in his new store located at Bercy in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. The marriage between virtual reality and new housing seems clear , as it helps the future owner to make real housing that was hitherto only virtual … However, the real estate sector french, including nine, has long been “ a little behind the digitalization ” as willing to admit Thomas Penet, deputy general manager marketing and advertising Cogedim in charge to visit the Store . The question is what this delay is due …

“Reassure customers”

In addition to the virtual reality gadget, the Cogedim Store also offers the possibility to buyers of model entirely their apartment in 3D , incorporating coatings and furniture they have been able to choose thanks to the samples offered a few meters away. Eventually, they can visit virtually and configured. The purpose of these devices? “ Reassuring customers during the period preceding the delivery ” assumes Thomas Penet. This period can indeed be stressful and long, up to three years in some cases, “ a phase where we only announce bad news: late delivery, overhead work, etc. . “he adds. The future owner can thus already be projected in his apartment, something that is often lacking in a sale in future completion (Vefa)

If the implementation of Cogedim, accompanied by his new toys in the heart of the capital is a strong sign of innovation, the company is not a pioneer in this field. The start-up Toulouse Visiolab has set up a virtual visit tool for both developers: Green City and the Carrere Group. The solution, which uses the famous virtual reality headset Oculus Rift, was presented in March 2015 at the new home living in Toulouse.

The virtual visit with or without helmet begins to seduce many property players, including former. So, walking on classifieds sites, it is not uncommon to be offered virtual tour of a home. This generalization was well aided by the democratization of capture tools 360.

hard concrete of a need surmountable

In the Cogedim blind Bercy, the room dedicated to reality Virtual however takes a small part of the 600 m2 of the place. The rest is occupied by two witnesses apartments, two-room and three rooms. surprising detail, it has 4 bathrooms. “ Client can thus show the different design solutions that are proposed for our bathrooms ” explains Thomas Penet. In the end, a “real” bathroom so ever speak to a customer 3D bathroom and demonstrates that it will be hard to replace the real in the real estate buying process .

Cogedim pushed the direction of maximum detail, by installing running water in these multiple bathrooms, installing a range of furniture, also available for sale, and even recreating public areas that can be found in some realization of the company. “ All our public areas are carried out by interior designers “, explained Thomas Penet. The virtual is not so in the case of Cogedim Store, one tool among many others allowing prospective buyers to feel a bit at home already.

Applications to help the buyer choose

the new technology will therefore probably hard to completely replace the human and concrete in real estate. A buyer will always want to see a place “for real” before buying. In the new, he will want to see the place where takes place the construction, to discover the surroundings. But even in the choice of the district, digital solutions are developed to accompany the buyer. Thus, a mobile application like AroundMe (see below) allows you to see at a glance all the shops, cinemas, bars, hospitals or restaurants present near the property you intend buy. Most developers of sites also offer a card with this information on the website dedicated to their new program.

With application City Gardens , the user can find all the green areas near its future home. In the more general approach of purchase Although Visit will summarize all the questions to ask the real estate agent (or the current owner) where you will have access to the coveted apartment.

the property sector is therefore quite late seizes new technologies offered by our time. Once past the nervousness, the various stakeholders have grasped the relevance of some of these tools to facilitate the buying process should not undermine their role. At least for now …

Bruno Le Maire, who said master new technologies, knows … – Non Stop Policy

Bruno Le Maire account on his mastery of new technology to differentiate itself from its rivals. Yet the candidate for the primary from the right and the center does not know certain prized applications Delivery of meals.

Bruno Le Maire -it really an expert of mobile applications? There are a few weeks, the MP (LR) Eure affirmed master new technologies. One way to stand out from other candidates in the presidential election, including Nicolas Sarkozy. The former head of state does not in fact know the classifieds site online Le Bon Coin second most visited site in France. Bruno Le Maire had not failed then drag a picnic to the boss of the Republicans. According to Le Point , he would have proclaimed his close “or you know master Tinder, or you do not know master Tinder” (an application of popular games among youth) . One way to tell the difference will also take over control of the Internet. “I know Tinder and there is also Grindr for another kind (an application for gay dating)” , said Bruno Le Maire, who nevertheless explained to be “rather Tinder.”

A youtubeur? What is it?

But then, Bruno Le Maire was caught at his own game in an interview with the Point in its edition of 18 August. To the question “do you know what a Youtubeur?” The candidate for the primary of the right and center meets a shy “Youtube, yes …”. But “frankly”, “a youtubeur”, it said nothing at all . The deputy of Eure also provides do not know the Take It Easy Deliveroo applications (two applications of delivery meals, first filed for bankruptcy in the last few weeks). “My children will be dismayed by reading this interview,” laments Bruno Le Maire. “I’m pretty music applications,” he says, adding also use “a lot of navigation apps like Waze”. “My teams also tell me dating applications” , concludes the primary candidate of the right and center. Which probably explains its release on Tinder app

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Bruno Le Maire nice welcome “master Tinder “we do not know so well the web / © Maxppp

Gabriel Martin

Published August 18, 2016 at 10:07