Un pape de la transformation IA dans sa gaming room — Vincent Klingbeil

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On a rencontré Vincent Klingbeil chez lui, à Deauville. Cofondateur et CEO d'European Digital Group — 311 millions d'euros de chiffre d'affaires, 25 filiales, des milliers de talents — il est l'un des visages les plus influents de la transformation IA et data en France.Mais c'est dans son sous-sol qu'on a eu la vraie conversation. Flippers, simulateur moto, punching balls, éclairages façon arcade… Une gaming room improbable pour un échange sans filtre.Au programme : comment construire un réseau qui dure, pourquoi les relations humaines restent la première arme d'un entrepreneur, et ce qu'il faut vraiment faire — ou ne pas faire — pour exister dans un monde ultra-connecté.7 mns. Cash. Utile.📻 Deauville La Radio

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