As part of VivaTech 2022, France Télévisions and Radio France have joined forces with the sponsorship of Franceinfo and the participation of Future Media Hubs, to challenge innovative startups and boost the eco-responsible transformation of media industry
The Challenge
On June 15 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, 5 startups selected from about thirty participants, pitched in front of a multidisciplinary jury, to take up this innovation challenge
Startups in competition
The 5 shortlisted startups presented their innovations in the area of digital sobriety.
Sami : a platform to measure the carbon footprint of products and services
The Wokies : an online Escape Games editor to raise awareness of eco-responsible issues within companies
M-work : an application for managing team's hybrid work (remote and in-site) and measure the carbon impact of each employee
Scop 3 : a circular economy platform, allowing companies to sell or donate their equipment to other companies or associations
Rzilient : a platform for the centralized management of computer equipment that promotes the use of reconditioned equipment
Le jury
6 employees represented France Télévisions and Radio France in the search and selection of the winner for this edition.
- Gautier Curtil, Head of Open Innovation and Director of the NOWU media
- Xavière Farrer, Environment and Climate Policy Manager at France Télévisions
- Pierre Pène, Head of the Architecture Unit of the Digital Department at France Télévisions
- Iniz Becker, Project manager in charge of open innovation at Radio France
- Céline Bridenne, Quality and Sustainable Development Manager at Radio France
- Benjamin Vincent, Tech & News journalist, producer of Nouveau Monde on franceinfo
Le gagnant
SCOP3 represented by Sophie Scantamburlo-Contreras has been the big winner of this edition
As the winner of the challenge, SCOP3 will have the opportunity to work on an open innovation initiative with France Television and Radio France as well as a visit of our headquarters.
The startup will also be presented to the Future Media Hubs, an open innovation network of European media players.
By José Parra-Diaz
