Cinum

From ScenarioThinking
Jump to navigation Jump to search
The printable version is no longer supported and may have rendering errors. Please update your browser bookmarks and please use the default browser print function instead.
Cinum07.jpg


CI'NUM 2007 - THE DIGITAL CIVILIZATIONS FORUM
COLLABORATIVE SCENARIO THINKING SPACE - HORIZON: 2030



ABOUT CI'NUM

Ci'Num is a global, multicultural, 3-year foresight process which intends to shed a new light on the future of our digital civilizations, taking into account geopolitical, cultural and economic differences. Our focus is :

  • on the specific contribution of, and challenges related to, the emergence of ubiquitous and "intimate" technologies stemming from the convergence between nanotech, biotech, IT and cognitive science;
  • on the social appropriation and production of technology;
  • and on the ways, tools and methods through which we become empowered to shape our personal and collective futures - i.e., not on figuring out the most likely futures, but in recognizing uncertainties and looking for ways to maximize choices and opportunities in any given future.


2007: The final leg of a 3-year process

Ci'Num 2005 was about stock-taking on scientific and technical advances, globalization and its challenges, diversity and social evolution.

Ci'Num 2006 centered around storybuilding: What are the possible futures of digital civilizations? What do these futures hinge upon? What new questions emerge from this story-telling?

Ci'Num 2007 is about making choices and decisions: How can we imagine and be empowered to build our own paths towards the future , despite all the constraints, the uncertainties, all that could legitimately worry us into inaction - or submission?


Past editions

TAKE PART IN BUILDING CINUM'S 2030 SCENARIOS



PARTICIPATE IN CI'NUM 2007'S MAIN EVENT Margaux (France), October 5-7, 2007

Information, program and registration on Ci'Num's official website.

Relais Margaux




Ci'Num is organised by Aquitaine Europe Communication (AEC) in association with FING (France's "Next-Generation Internet Foundation") and the Digital Thinking Network.