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Open Minded, curious & innovative Senior IT Manager.

En recherche de potentialités émergentes et des possibilités de conciliation des pratiques institutionnelles et des pratiques libristes, parce que « contradiction apparente ne veut pas dire qu’aucun chemin n’est possible ».
Ingénieur généraliste à dominante mécanique, Karine a apporté les innovations numériques et des nouvelles pratiques de travail dans plusieurs entreprises et filiales de groupes industriels.

“Earn less economic value to create more social value” – Interview with Michel Bauwens

Michel Bauwens is a peer-to-peer theorist, author and speaker on technological and cultural innovation. For him, we have already started to see evidence of a space which exists for open business models. “This article is an excerpt of the book Open models published in French in 2014 and translated in 2016”

“Free software is an irrepressible urge to transmit and share knowledge” – Interview with Jean-Paul Smets (Nexedi)

This article is an excerpt of the book Open models published in French in 2014 and translated in 2016. Jean-Paul Smets, CEO of Nexedi, publisher of the free software ERP5, generates 90% of his business from export. Fifteen years ago, he co-authored a book whose title speaks for itself: « LOGICIELS LIBRES. Liberté, égalité, business […]

“We have reached the limits of the Fordist model”

This article is an excerpt of the book Open models published in French in 2014 and translated in 2016. Bernard Stiegler is a philosopher and evolution of technical systems theorist. He discovered open models almost by accident when he was Director of France’s National Audiovisual Institute (INA). Initiator and president of the philosophical think tank […]