Around Klewel conference webcast solutions

Chaque mois environ a lieu un petit déjeuner des PMEs et Start-ups de Suisse romande. Le dernier a eu lieu au Parc Scientifique de l’EPFL à Lausanne sur le thème des contrats (de licence, distribution, franchise, etc). Retrouvez les meilleurs moments en vidéo sur la plateforme http://startup.klewel.com/ en partenariat avec Klewel:

Le contrat de licence dans le monde de la haute technologie par André Catana, EPFL-TTO

Intervenants:

• André Catana, du bureau de Transfert de Technologie de l’EPFL — EPFL-TTO, nous parle des contrats de licences entre l’EPFL et les entreprises.
• Sylvain Christen, CEO, Socorex ISBA, nous parle de l’expérience d’une PME avec une présence mondiale. Comment se ré-inventer pour rester au top? Contrats de distribution: qu’attend-on, les intérêts communs.
• Olivier Buttet, du bureau d’avocats H&B Law, nous parle des développements des affaires par des licences ou des franchises: contrats de distribution, contrat de franchise.
• Patrick Heintz, fondateur de la société Aloc-cars, nous parle du développement d’une Société Suisse en Franchise Nationale

La Pause Prévoyance est un cycle de conférences sur les enjeux de la prévoyance professionnelle destiné aux caisses de pensions et aux Autorités de surveillance. Retrouvez les interventions filmées et diffusées par Klewel.

Organisation, gouvernance et sécurité:

Evénement public enregistré et diffusé par Klewel

Programme:

La sécurité d’une institution de prévoyance vue par l’actuaire | Olivier Durand, actuaire qualifié, Directeur, Hpr SA Ileana Christodorescu, experte diplômée LPP, Hpr SA. Hpr SA est une société indépendante de services spécialisés en actuariat, prévoyance et assurances, basée à Genève et Vevey.

Audit opérationnel de la gestion de fortune | Graziano Lusenti, Dr. sc. pol., expert diplômé LPP, Partenaire, Lusenti Partners Sàrl. En qualité de conseillers indépendants en investissements (investment advisors), Lusenti Partners est spécialisé dans l’optimisation des placements institutionnels et offrons des solutions globales ou modulaires.

Le rapport de l’auditeur d’une caisse de pensions: gage de sécurité pour ses destinataires | Jean-Frédéric Braillard, expert-comptable diplômé, BDO SA Alexandre Ogay, expert-comptable diplômé, BDO SA Spécialistes de l’audit des caisses de pensions. BDO est l’une des plus importantes sociétés d’audit et de conseil en Suisse et compte près de 800 collaborateurs.

Partenaires:

The WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development) is a CEO-led organization of forward-thinking companies that galvanizes the global business community to create a sustainable future for business, society and the environment. They had their last meeting in Montreux, webcasted by Klewel, in preparation of the Rio+20 meeting in a month. A new president was elected at their November 2011 meeting, Peter Bakker, former CEO of the transport giant TNT. He then stepped down and left the TNT group per June 1, 2011. He was the UN’s WFP Ambassador Against Hunger in 2011. He is also the Chairman of War Child Netherlands.

Webcast powered by Klewel at the 2M2C Montreux, only available to WBCSD members

Together with its members, the council applies its respected thought leadership and effective advocacy to generate constructive solutions and take shared action.

The WBCSD was founded on the eve of the 1992 Rio Earth Summit to ensure the business voice was heard at the forum. It was created by Swiss entrepreneur and philanthropist Stephan Schmidheiny who believed that business had an inescapable role to play in sustainable development: at the same time as making significant contributions to the creation of a sustainable society, it is in the interest of business, and its bottom line, to do so.

The WBCSD will act as the representative of progressive business at Rio+20, highlighting the advances it has made towards sustainability. By engaging with key stakeholders the WBCSD will explore the roles and responsibilities of business and others in moving towards a sustainable world.

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Ban Ki Moon opening Business perspective on Sustainable Growth summit in NY #KPMGRio20

Business Perspective on Sustainable Growth continues as Jorma Ollila and Paul Polman take to the stage #KPMGRio20

Klewel has signed a partnership with the CICG International Congress Centre Geneva to ensure congress webcasting services.

The International Conference Centre of Geneva (ICCG) is conveniently located near the International Airport and major highways, the railway station, the international organizations, Lake Geneva and the historic old town. Your congress, seminar or exhibition can be hosted with optimum convenience and comfort in two distinctive conference centres. The CICG and CCV provide rooms with seating from 20 to 2200 places. They are ideally located just off the Place des nations (UN) and within easy reach of the principal international organizations and diplomatic representations in Geneva.

Videos from conferences, seminars, and talks have become a standard way to ensure that even those who can’t attend an event are able to at least get access to the presentations after the fact. However, video recordings from conferences are often somewhat sub-par and even the best videographers can have a hard time capturing both the speakers and their slides. Klewel, a Swiss startup, has developed an innovative system to replay videos and slides.

Geneva is the smallest of the world’s major cities. It is a world apart, with something for everyone. Distinguished by its unique geographical position in the heart of Europe, state-of-the-art technology, high-quality services, prestige and ranking as a world-class city, coupled with the advantages of a small town, Geneva is the ideal venue for your next event. Some call it the “world’s smallest metropolis”, others, the “peace capital”. Whatever image it brings to mind, Geneva has always been a popular destination. Better known throughout the world as the United Nations’ European headquarters and the head office of the International Committee of the Red Cross, our city draws thousands of people each year to events such as conferences, conventions and meetings.

This week in Austin Texas USA took place the 2012 ACM CHI conference. Klewel is proud to be the webcasting partner of SIG (special interest group) CHI (computer human interaction). The presentations are available through the ACM Digital Library for ACM members only. The past 5 annual conferences have been webcasted by Klewel. The ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems is the premier international conference on human-computer interaction. CHI 2012 focuses on the centrality of experience from the models, theories and practical insights we need to understand and design for user experience to experiencing innovation through hands-on interactivity. The conference gathered 2555 attendees. Two keynote speakers from YouTube and MIT Media Lab presented their work.

Featuring over 900 works, the CHI conference is the premier worldwide forum for the exchange of information on all aspects of human-computer interaction. Typically the works presented address the concerns of design, engineering, management and user experience professionals. This year’s conference also features works that focus on: Digital Arts, Games and Entertainment, Human-Computer Interaction for Kids, Health and Sustainability. After two days of intimate pre-conference workshops, the main conference includes panel discussions, courses that provide leading-edge HCI knowledge, paper sessions, case studies, works-in-progress, student competitions (involving design, research and games), interactive demonstrations, special interest groups, and a Tuesday evening video night (popcorn included).

Video report:

Links, CHI 2012 reports:

• Twitter account of the CHI2012 technical program chair
• ACM User Conference Seeks the Magic in User Interfaces #chi2012
• ACM CHI 2012: more search could be crowdsourced
• G+: coverage of the CHI2012 conference points to the direction of future for HCI and user interfaces.
• “Technical program chair and Google research scientist Ed Chi said that a decade ago it was hard for people to imagine that we’d be using touchscreen smartphones and tablets. Now those devices are commonplace.”
• French participation at this conference

Quotes, tweets:

• Shaun Kane ‏ @shaunkane #chi2012 plenary talk has great coverage of prior work… Nyan Cat, Honey Badger et al., …
• nicolasnova ‏ @nicolasnova RT @rrostt “Algorithms don’t have a very good sense of humour” #chi2012
• Paul Dourish ‏ @dourish noticing at #chi2012 that my enjoyment of talks is inversely proportional to occurences of the word “users.” i’d rather hear about people.

Started in November 2011, Klewel is part of a 3-year European-funded research project named inEvent. The main goal of inEvent is to develop new tools for working with recorded meetings, videoconferences, and lectures.

Meetings

Video-conferences

Lectures

The project involves 6 partners: 3 industrial ones and 3 non-profit research institutes:

In the first phase of this project, we are currently investigating user scenarios, user requirements and anticipating new ways of interacting with recorded meetings, video-conferences and lectures.

We are looking for two organizations that:

• meet at least once a year,
• cannot always get together but need to communicate,
• would not mind having their meetings recorded and accessed by our automatic research tools.

For the right groups, this is a unique opportunity to communicate better, both in meetings and to the wider public.

To find out if your organization could benefit from working with us, have a look at this document, and do not hesitate to contact us.
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