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We have become digital citizens as, objectively, our professional, personal, family, cultural, political and educational practices like those of our leisure, work or health are more and more linked, dependant and revitalized by the exponential presence of intelligent devices which surround us and no longer leave us. They are part of our life, influencing it, even if grey areas still exist. The choices recalled by Michel Paoletti, Guillaume Proia and Karl Tefaatau illustrate the irreversible evolution of fenua. Information, debates and perspectives are valid.
As a consequence, the 4th digital encounters are developing by proposing a rich and varied programme open to all stakeholders from Polynesian society.
There will be time for public debates, time to listen to policy makers, time to question the future of our digital society, time for exchanges between entrepreneurs and time to play, since a LAN, an online games competition will be offered for 24 hours.
Each and every one of you can get together, share, meet, exchange and build. ‘The Age of Digital Citizens’ is definitely a moment worthy of the FIFO spirit.

4th Digital Encounters Programme

Four public debates
9am – 11am: Marquee

Each of us is given the opportunity to understand the challenge of a key question about the development of Polynesian society dealing with digital.

1.    Are Oceanian digital strategies shared objectives?

2.    Addiction to digital: an individual symptom or one of society?

3.    To work, to educate, to travel, should we be thanking digital mobility?

4.    Is the traditional press threatened by digital technology?

Four speeches by policymakers
11.15am – 12pm: Marquee
It consists of taking into account the declaration of a policymaker from digital society formulating the analysis and strategy of their company or sphere of competencies which has repercussions on our lives as digital citizens.

Four questions about the future
4.15pm – 4.45pm: Marquee
About the evolution of our digital world and its consequences on our everyday life. A short formula of questions  from the digital world.
-    What are the trends of the digital world between now and 2015?
-    What convergence is there between TV and the Web?
-    Possible OPT scenarios
-    Questions about our digital future

Four entrepreneur discussions
5pm – 6.30pm: Muriavai Room
It deals with essential questions for professional digital actors in French Polynesia in collaboration with the association OPEN.
-    Security of digital systems
-    Opportunity of digital mobility
-    Data exchange between digital systems
-    Cloud Computing: opportunity or threat?

A LAN Game
A LAN game, named ‘Game Over - lan@fifo,’ an online games competition, will be offered with the collaboration of Tahiti Nui Arena, from midday Saturday 11th February, until midday Sunday 12th February, in the marquee.