UIPATH LEADER IN RPA IS GUEST OF THE SECOND EDITION TECH FOR GOOD SUMMIT/ELYSEE

DANIEL DINES FOUNDER & CEO ATTENDING

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 05/20/2019, 00:21 Time

USPA NEWS - UiPath guest of the 2nd edition is Guest of the second edition of Tech for Good Summit at the Elysée, and Vivatech 2019 at the Panel chaired by the French President Macron at Vivatech launching on Thursday May16th at Porte de Versailles. Daniel Dines, founder and CEO of UiPath, the leader in the automation of robotic process (RPA), is received today at the Elysee, for the second edition of Tech For Good. He participates in the workshop led by Dara Khosrowshahi of Uber and Stéphane Richard of Orange on the future of work, a central topic for UiPath, which is a major player in digital transformation in business. The Presidential event, Tech for Good Summit at Elysee was organized on the eve of VivaTech, to bring together the CEOs of big companies in global technology. The second edition of this event aims to show how new technologies can have a positive impact on our societies and savings. Daniel Dines participates in the workshop on the future of work, which aims to promote lifelong learning life through technology platforms and create a think tank to share data between companies. UiPath has been actively involved in the employment revolution since its creation in 2004

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HISTOVERY A CULTURAL SITES TOOL UNVEILS NEW HISTOPAD PIC DU MIDI AT VIVATECH

INNOVATIVE DEVICE TO RELIVE HISTORY

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 05/20/2019, 00:11 Time

USPA NEWS - For the third year in a row, Histovery announces its presence at Viva Technology from May 16 to 18. Since 2013, the French Tech startup has been developing the HistoPad: a unique, global and evolving service for the mediation and management of cultural sites, coupled with financial engineering. In this 2019 edition, Histovery will present its latest innovative productions serving cultural and tourist sites.Since December, the HistoPad has been taking visitors to the Pic du Midi 100 years back to relive the human and scientific adventure of this unique observatory in the world. With this new-style HistoPad, the first to be dedicated to a scientific heritage site, visitors can not only dive into 360-degree reconstructions of spaces as they were in the first half of the twentieth century, but also question the exceptional panorama offered by this place to measure the importance of the International Reserve of Starry Sky Pic du Midi, or to explore the fauna and flora of the Pyrenees.La Route Augmentée des Châteaux de la Loire

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