Around Klewel

Introduction in French by M. Gérald Imfeld, the chairman of the 13th International Tourism Symposium 2011, in Zermatt, Switzerland.
Quelques mots d’introduction de la part de l’organisateur de l’évènement, Monsieur Gérald Imfeld, à Zermatt, en Suisse:

The foundation ITS – International Tourism Symposium – publishes publicly on the Internet in three languages ​​the videos of all the talks and debates that were held in Zermatt, Switzerland last month.

La fondation ITS – International Tourism Symposium – dévoile publiquement sur Internet en trois langues les vidéos de l’ensemble des conférences qui se sont déroulées à Zermatt en Suisse le mois passé.

Watch the videos in English

Retrouvez les vidéos en Français

Sehen Sie die Videos in deutscher Sprache

–

La 13ème édition du Symposium International du Tourisme a eu lieu du 19 au 21 septembre 2011. 170 participants triés sur le volet venant du monde entier et représentant 120 entreprises, ainsi que des institutions gouvernementales et professionnelles, se sont réunis pour discuter des véritables enjeux du tourisme pour le futur.

Cette prouesse technologique de mise en ligne des interventions complètes a été possible grâce au partenariat avec la société suisse Klewel SA qui a mis en application son tout nouveau produit, le Triskel. Présenté au salon international de l’audiovisuel IBC 2011 à Amsterdam le mois dernier, Triskel est une plateforme complète de webcasting nouvelle génération. Elle permet d’enregistrer et de publier en ligne toutes présentations orales et visuelles faites lors de séminaires, conférences ou autres types de manifestations.

Presentation d’Arnaud BERTRAND CEO & Founder, HouseTrip.

On en parle dans les blogs:
Blog d’Armelle Solelhac
Herve Founier’s blog in English

Sur/on Twitter:

@destinazio social media talks @ international tourism symposium #its #idealp

@gillesfaessler Great presentation a about impact of social media on tourism from Mr Gayet from Comanaging at Zermatt tourism symposium. @idealp

Klewel is mandated to capture three workshops of the prestigious IEEE international conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR 2010) in San Francisco next week, starting this weekend. All the captured talks will be available on SSPnet virtual learning centrel:

Sunday June 13
(All-day) 2nd Workshop on Use of Context in Video Processing

organizers: Hamid Aghajan, Louis-Philippe Morency, Anton Nijholt,
Ming-Hsuan Yang, Yuri Ivanov, Ralph Braspenning

Monday June 14
(All-day) International Workshop on Socially Intelligent Surveillance and Monitoring

organizers: Vittorio Murino, Marco Cristani, Alessandro Vinciarelli,
Isabella Poggi

Friday June 18
(All-day) 3rd IEEE Workshop on CVPR for Human Communicative Behavior Analysis

organizers: Maja Pantic, Jeffrey Cohn, Matthew Turk, Thomas S. Huang

Klewel has been cited in the following article of Science Daily (paragraph on Commercial success) about the AMI project:

ScienceDaily (Apr. 23, 2010) — Software created by European researchers is transforming business and education through the complete capture of the audio, video and textual record. It is the internet, for meetings.

The future of corporate meetings and college lectures will be interactive, multimedia, searchable and cross-linked. It will, finally, unlock the unrealised power of meetings to focus efforts, pool resources and stimulate imagination to discover creative answers to obdurate questions.

That future is just about here.

All thanks to AMI, the Augmented Multiparty Interaction consortium, a large, well-resourced consortium that has devoted two projects, dozens of partners and millions of euros to apply the latest technology to one of the oldest corporate exercises.

The first project was AMI, which developed a browser for all captured meeting information in audio, video and text, while the second project, AMIDA, enhanced the browser technologies and added distance access. Read more…

Last week, we attended the annual European Union United Nation-Procurement Forum in New York. The trip was organized by Bretagne International. A dozen of French companies (including 8 from Britanny) were attending the event in addition to more than a hundred European companies. This helps understanding how the United Nations is structured and how to do business with them.

Related blog post:

http://www.sandira.com/blog/eupf-or-how-to-do-business-with-the-united-nations.html

http://www.franceonu.org/spip.php?rubrique931

This day was no more part of the IMD EMBA Expedition actually.

Visit at the University of Berkeley

Beautiful campus.

Tourism

The big and the small (companies…) cohabit in the Bay area: