Society stake

The arrival of new technologies has a strong impact on the daily life of professionals in the health, food and agriculture sectors. Traceability, safety and eco-responsibility are now at the heart of their concerns and have become priorities for all citizens.

The Society Stake has positioned itself as a facilitator of the digital transformation of health, agritech, wellness and foodtech sectors, which are well aware that they are undergoing a major technological and cultural shift that is not necessarily easy to grasp at first glance. And this is all the more true since they must also respond to the increasingly demanding requirements of “consumers” who expect the best from these technological innovations in terms of quality of life, both professional and personal. This facilitating role is all the more legitimate since the Society Stake now has the capacity to create the necessary synergy between the various players in each sector concerned.

Agriculture, the food sector and the health sector are major economic assets for France, which occupies a leading position in the world in these areas. As a reminder, more than 5% of the french GDP is produced in Agro and Food. The ambition of the Society Stake is to be a reference on the digital market applied to these major and essential themes for our country. Our partners will be supported in their efforts to successfully integrate Deep Tech into their daily lives for greater competitiveness and sustainability, and to benefit the end user.

The Society Stake was born out of the expansion of the legacy ICT and Health group to include agriculture and farming. Its objective is to federate this ecosystem, with the help of the other Hubs and Stakes, to facilitate the emergence of new uses thanks to Deep Tech. These technologies include IoT, sensors, software simulation, big data, artificial intelligence, photonics and cybersecurity.

The Society Stake also works to address economic and societal challenges:

• Better transparency for consumers/patients (e.g., food product traceability)
• Involvement of consumers/patients who expect better service and improved and certified product quality
• Optimization of new practices and new uses while respecting the environment
• Simplified and rapid detection of diseases and optimization of care with personalized treatments

• Decipher societal and environmental expectations
• Identify the most inspiring use cases for the community
• Analyze the impact of disruptive technologies on business models
• Be a “competitiveness coach” and a “technological pivot”
• Create connections and strategic partnerships to increase the impact of the ecosystem
• Facilitate access to funding in France and Europe
• Optimize experimentation and the implementation of new solutions