From Information Technologies to "Innovation Technologies"? 3 speakers to discuss how organizations should change

Could today's information systems be in part responsible for the current crisis? Could they have led the world's largest organizations to think of the world in terms of processes and figures, and loose touch with human reality, with change?

Could "IT" now stand for "innovation systems"? Could they make organizations more open to foreign ideas, friendlier to change and experimentation, nimbler and faster? Could they embrace the networking cultures of today's young generations? Could they be built on trust and collaboration, rather than control?

On Friday June 19, at Lift, you will meet Marc Giget, the core of one of Europe's most important nexus of experience on innovation. With Martin Duval, you will discover how some of the world's largest corporations are becoming serious with open innovation. And with Euan Semple, you will visit organizations that believe that large-scale conversations and connections are what determines their ability to innovate.