Safe and Ethical Cyberspace, digital assets and risk :
How to assess the intangible impacts of
A growing phenomenon?
The World Conference on Intellectual Capital for Communities 14th Edition Organised by The European Chair on Intellectual Capital, the University Paris-Sud and UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Information for All programme (IFAP)
With a regional focus:
France
Final conference agenda
Conference report and speakers’ slides
You can download the speakers’ slides below.
Session 1
- “Safe and Ethical cyberspace”, Chafica Haddad, Chair IFAP Council
(speech – no slides available) - “Innovation Policies at the Digital Age“, Dominique Guellec, OECD
- “Platformisation of government agencies: Lessons from Estonia”, Marten Kaevats, Republic of Estonia Government Office (speech – no slides available)
- “How a government addresses the issue of cyberrisks“, Guillaume Poupard, Director General, ANSSI (speech – no slides available)
- “Digital agenda for cyber-risks”, Jakub Boratynski, DG Connect (on-line, no slides available)
Session 2
- Key note speech: Indrajet Banerjee, UNESCO
(speech – no slides available)
Session 3
- “The emerging insurance market for cyber risks”, Leigh Wolfrom, OECD
- “The new strategic value creation”, Philippe Cotelle, Airbus
- “How to develop strategies for facing cyberrisks?“, Laurent Peliks, EY
- “Micro and Macro Impacts of Cyberrisks: Interim results of H2020 HERMENEUT Project“, Ahmed Bounfour, Niaz Kammoun, Altay Ozaygen, and Rokhaya Dieye, Paris-Sud University
- “HERMENEUT Case Study Approach“, Alexander Szanto, BIGS
Session 4
- “How much does France invest in Intangibles?“ , Rémi Lallement, France Stratégie
- “Development of IP transfer”, Didier Patry, France Brevets
- “Patents: Towards a suitable quantitative and qualitative measurement of an intangible?”, Frédéric Caillaud, INPI
- “IP assets and value creation”, André Gorius, Solvay & LES France
Session 5
- “Growing against conventional wisdom: economic development in Heilbronn-Franconia, Germany”,
Johannes Glückler, Heidelberg University - “The digitalization of SMEs in service industries: How can policy help?”, Maximilian Benner, Vienna
- “Innovation through Smart Specialisation in MENA Countries”, Tanja Woronowicz, Bremen University
- “Knowledge transfer and the impact issue: an institutional perspective”, Laura Kreiling, Paris-Sud University
Session 6
- “Japan’s strategic vision on IP and national branding”, Takayuki Sumita, Secretary General, Intellectual Property Strategy Headquarters, Cabinet Office
- “Intangible capital of Brazil: the need for impact evaluation”, Helena Tenório Veiga de Almeida, BNDES
- “Intangible capital of Nordic Countries: a navigation map”, Leif Edvinsson, Carol Lin, National Chengchi University
- “Adding Ethics to the IC Mix”, Susan Alexander, Lux IC
Session 7
- “Digital platforms as evolving institutions: the case of China”, Xunhua Guo, Tsinghua University
- “How do platforms use data for innovation”, Christian Reimsbach-Kounatze, OECD
- “Global platforms and investment in intangible capital: a review”, Ahmed Bounfour, Paris-Sud University
Session 8
- “The Role of Intangible Capital in Global Value Chains“, Sacha Wunsch-Vincent, WIPO and Wen Chen, University of Groningen
Session 9
- “Accounting and Financial Reporting in the Intangible Economy: Challenge and Solution“, Feng Gu, School of Management, University at Buffalo on his book with Baruch Lev, NYU “The End of Accounting and the Path Forward for Investors and Managers”
- “The Future of Intangibles”, Hannu Piekkola, University of Vaasa
- “Opportunities from ideas and intangibles – digitalisation and cybersecurity policy”, Marianne Paasi, TU Berlin
- “Our Next Steps on WICI’s Intangibles Study & Research”, Yasuhito Hanado, Waseda University
- “Integrated Reports in Japan 2017“, Yoshiko Shibasaka, KPMG Japan
- “Intellectual Capital for Communities Perspectives, Vision for the Future“, Satoshi Funahashi, Intellectual Capital Management Group
- “Intellectual Capital for the Startup Community – what should be the next steps?“, Tadashi Takiguchi, Weru Investment
- “Econophysic Approach:Update and Extensions“, Thomas J Housel, Wolfgang Baer and Richard Bergin, Naval Postgraduate School