GreenTech Forum 2025: our partners take the stage to bring responsible digital awareness to life

For the first time in three years, the The Wokies team is unavailable and will not be physically present at the GreenTech Forum.

It is a great sadness for us, because this event has always been a special moment: a place for meetings, inspiration and knowledge sharing around a more responsible digital sector.

Even so, a part of The Wokies will be there: through our clients and partners, who will take the floor to share their concrete experiences of responsible digital transformation.

These experts (whom we were delighted to work with) have tested, approved and deployed our "Responsible Digital" Serious Escape Game in their organizations.

Fully committed to more sustainable digital technology, they have made awareness through play a powerful lever for bringing their teams on board.

At the GreenTech Forum, they will share on stage their experiences, the challenges they overcame, and the convictions that guide them every day.

Find their talks at the GreenTech Forum below, with the dates, times and short bios of these women and men committed to responsible digital.

Our partners and speakers at the GreenTech Forum

Marie AIT DAOUD: Green IT Manager, VINCI

Marie Ait Daoud works to make IT impacts measurable while rallying teams around concrete initiatives.
The game was a way to unite employees around these new impact indicators.

Doralie BESNARD: Digital Transition Development Officer at Métropole de Rouen Normandie / Secretary General, Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR)

Secretary General of the INR and digital transition development officer at Métropole Rouen Normandie, Doralie Besnard created the game Numéville, which aims to raise teenagers' awareness of responsible digital.
She tested and approved The Wokies' Responsible Digital Serious Escape Game.

Richard BURY: CIO EDF-DTEO / President, Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR)

President of the INR and CIO of EDF-DTEO, Richard Bury has supported concrete training and culture-building efforts inspired by innovative teaching tools, including our digital awareness formats.

Maud CAILLY: Responsible Digital Program Lead, RATP Group

Heading the RATP's Responsible Digital program, Maud Cailly works to build sustainability into the entire life cycle of IT projects.
She chose our Serious Game format to mobilize field teams, with concrete scenarios around sobriety and impact.

Colline LAPINA: Responsible Digital Practice Lead, Hardis Group

A trainer and practitioner, Colline Lapina has rolled out a structured internal training approach on responsible digital.
She relies on immersive formats like our Serious Escape Game to anchor good habits for the long term.

Nathalie OTTE: Green IT Project Lead, Decathlon / INR and Boavizta Member

Green IT Project Lead at Decathlon, board member of the INR and of the board of directors of Boavizta, she actively contributes to spreading responsible digital practices. In particular, she helps distribute the board game Numéville, which raises teenagers' awareness of responsible digital, and is working on a company version. At Decathlon, The Wokies' Responsible Digital Serious Escape Game is used during onboarding and at social events to introduce teams to responsible digital issues. Learning through play remains an effective and constructive method for a topic as serious as responsible digital.

Julien ROUZE: Co-founder, Boavizta & Sopht

Committed to measuring the environmental impact of digital technology, Julien Rouze helps change IT leaders' practices through his Green ITops platform Sopht.
He is also a contributor at Boavizta.

Lucile VANNIER: Responsible Digital Lead, BPCE SI

Lucile Vannier leads the responsible digital transformation at BPCE Solutions Informatiques (BPCE Group).
A member of many collectives (INR, ADN Ouest, Fresques du numérique & du climat, Latitudes, Les Fameuses), she works constantly toward more sustainable and inclusive digital technology.

Caroline VATEAU: Sustainable IT Director, Capgemini Invent

Caroline helps large companies measure and reduce their digital footprint.
She tried out our awareness tools to build employees' understanding of the environmental and ethical issues of digital technology.

GreenTech Forum 2025: responsible digital in the age of AI: act, understand, raise awareness

This edition of the GreenTech Forum looks like a turning point.

In the age of artificial intelligence, responsible digital is no longer a peripheral topic but a strategic pillar, now built into IT, HR and CSR policies.

AI is no longer reserved for labs or experts: it is showing up in every job, every tool, every decision.

It is a major opportunity, but also a collective challenge: keeping a balance between innovation, ethics and sobriety.

In this fast-changing landscape, awareness (like responsible digital initiatives, community events and peer-to-peer sharing of experience) becomes an essential lever.

It lets employees understand, question and take ownership of these changes, while keeping meaning and responsibility at the heart of digital uses.

It is in this spirit that we designed our immersive The Wokies formats: collaborative experiences where people learn by playing, to anchor good habits and build a sustainable digital culture together.

Cybersecurity: a brake or a lever for responsible digital?

📅 Tuesday, November 4, Salle Maillot, 11:00 am to 11:45 am
With: Maud CAILLY (RATP)

Cybersecurity is often seen as a brake on digital sobriety because of the extra layer of tools and resources it requires. Yet it can become a lever for action: securing with sobriety, extending equipment life, pooling infrastructure. This topic will explore the tensions and synergies between security and environmental responsibility.

How to measure the environmental impact of AI?

📅 Tuesday, November 4, Salle Maillot, 12:15 pm to 1:15 pm
With: Caroline VATEAU (Capgemini Invent)

Are current tools for measuring the environmental footprint of digital technology suited to the specifics of AI (algorithmic complexity, training cycles, scale effects)? This session will analyze the strengths and weaknesses of existing frameworks and tools and identify what needs to evolve to better account for AI's impact.

Discovering the Numéville board game

📅 Tuesday, November 4, Espace Neuilly, 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm

📅 Wednesday, November 5, Espace Paris, 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm

With: Doralie BESNARD (Métropole Rouen Normandie / INR) and Nathalie OTTE (Decathlon / INR / Boavizta)

A workshop showing that learning through play is not a gimmick, but a real strategy for changing behavior.

Training to act: how to transform digital jobs in the company?

📅 Tuesday, November 4, Salle 242B, 2:15 pm to 3:15 pm
With: Colline LAPINA (Hardis Group)

The transition to responsible digital cannot be decreed: it relies on every profession taking ownership of the issues. How can we revisit the expected skills, adapt career paths, and make every digital employee a player in sobriety?

Corporate practices for the environmental assessment of IT projects in the age of AI

📅 Tuesday, November 4, Salle 242A, 5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
With: Richard BURY (EDF / INR) and Marie AIT DAOUD (VINCI)

This session will present the results of work involving member companies of Entreprises pour l'Environnement (EpE) and the Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR). Company representatives will share their practices, particularly in the context of the exponential use of AI.

How to build a shared responsible digital culture and win over teams in an international group? Challenges and adaptations in a multicultural context

📅 Wednesday, November 5, Salle Maillot, 12:15 pm to 1:00 pm
With: Nathalie OTTE (Decathlon / INR / Boavizta)

In multicultural environments, how can you align understanding and commitment around responsible digital? Testimonials from international companies that took on the challenge of cross-functional mobilization across several continents.

Why and how did I sell a responsible digital policy to my board?

📅 Wednesday, November 5, Salle Maillot, 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
With: Richard BURY (EDF / INR), Julien ROUZE (Sopht / Boavizta) and Lucile VANNIER (BPCE SI)

Convincing an executive committee to adopt a responsible digital policy also means talking about performance and measurable results. This session will present concrete approaches to "selling" a responsible digital project, relying on operational KPIs, environmental ROI indicators and demonstrable business impacts.

Awareness: a lever for lasting transformation

All these speakers have one thing in common: they experienced awareness training from the inside before rolling it out at scale.

Through collective experiences like our The Wokies Serious Escape Games, they were able to try another way of training: more engaging, more emotional, more effective.

And today they testify on stage, proving that responsible digital can also be living digital.

Thank you to them

We are proud to see our partners on stage, defending these convictions and sharing their successes.

Their trust and enthusiasm remind us why we do this work: to create experiences that awaken, bring people together and transform.

See you next year for the next edition of the GreenTech Forum, with (we hope) new stories to tell, and always the same desire to play in order to understand better.

To follow our partners committed to more sustainable digital technology

• Marie AIT DAOUD: Green IT Manager, VINCI
• Doralie BESNARD: Digital Transition Development Officer at Métropole de Rouen Normandie / Secretary General, Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR)
• Richard BURY: CIO EDF-DTEO / President, Institut du Numérique Responsable (INR)
• Maud CAILLY: Responsible Digital Program Lead, RATP Group
• Colline LAPINA: Responsible Digital Practice Lead, Hardis Group
  Nathalie OTTE: Green IT Project Lead, Decathlon / INR and Boavizta Member
• Julien ROUZE: Co-founder, Boavizta & Sopht
• Caroline VATEAU: Sustainable IT Director, Capgemini Invent
• Lucile VANNIER: Responsible Digital Lead, BPCE SI

Numéville, the newcomer in responsible digital awareness for teenagers

Because awareness does not only start in companies, we also support the emergence of Numéville, a board game created by the Institut du Numérique Responsable and aimed this time at teenagers.

In Numéville, young players take on the role of the "Digital Scouts" and face the excesses of a city where technology has lost its mind.
Cooperation, debate and critical thinking are at the heart of this experience, which aims to anchor good digital habits from an early age.

A nice bridge between education, awareness and the joy of playing, in line with the same philosophy as our The Wokies Serious Games: learning differently, through experience, to build a more aware and more responsible generation.

💡 Want to bring responsible digital awareness to life in your company?

Join the organizations transforming their practices with our The Wokies Sustainable IT Serious Escape Games.