Introduction, Stéfane Fermigier (Program Chair)

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Pôle Systematic Paris-Region

PyParis 2017 http://pyparis.org

Technology

WELCOME TO PYPARIS !
 250 participants
 60 speakers
 9 sponsors and their representatives

THE PROGRAM COMMITEE
Gael Jean-Paul Alexandre
Tarek Jill-Jênn
Amandine
Stefane

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ORGANISER
The French SYSTEMATIC PARIS-REGION
competitiveness cluster brings together 600
key players in the Paris region working in the
field of software-dominant systems and
focusing on markets with a strong social
dimension.
The goal of the cluster is to develop the
regional economy and boost the
competitiveness by leveraging innovation,
training and partnership opportunities.

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TODAY’S PROGRAM
+ 4 parallel tracks:
• Data 1
• Data 2
• Core
• Web
2 opening keynotes:

PROGRAM CHANGES
 Maxime Beauchemin’s talk (Data 1, 14h) has to be cancelled
due to passport / visa issues

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