“Stan Smith” week and smartphone galore this week in Paris where The Innovation Fair, Viva Technology comes to an end. More than 100,000 participants, 9,000 start-ups, some major global companies and the jewels of the French economy now gathered in two halls of the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Center. With the traditional presidential visit at the end of the day. A quick tour of the track shows that Tech is coming into line and that real estate is entering Tech. Through several doors.
That of new technologies, of course. Even if we get out of the “Pepper” effect and other robot gadgets, articulated arms, 3D printers and especially batteries of digital screens abound on the stands. This is a sign of the acceleration of the digitalization of the economy, which does not put aside the real estate industry and does not erase people. It is happy.
That of start-ups, then. Start-ups that we know, some of which we discovered in the Innovation & Real Estate club at Business Immo, that we can find on the market. No less than thirty of them landed on the “Premières Pierres” stand, an initiative of Jérôme Dauchez which aims to propel the concept of entrepreneurship with a mentoring logic.
Real estate is finally coming to the Viva Technology table through the supply side. And it is perhaps the most innovative in the end. Especially that of coworking. Of Wojo who designs his work spaces on his stand, at Wellio which simply offers an experience of the conditions of coworking in vivo. What are they coming to do at a show that is above all an innovation showroom? Simply look for the customers that everyone is looking for. Start-ups like corporations...