Business & Marketing Voices
for High Tech B2B/B2G Companies

Our mission is to help companies to successfully bring technological products or services to market and transform innovative ideas into profitable business within the B2B/B2G high-tech sector.

We aim to share best practices and expertise with business unit directors, innovation managers, technical experts, marketing directors and managers, product managers, product owners, etc.

This blog is a dynamic platform, constantly evolving to become the go-to resource for business and marketing in the technology industry. Articles, podcasts, newsletters, opinions … available in both French and English.

We encourage you ot explore the site and contribute with an article, a comment, a testimonial. The initial articles present a general overview of various subjects. We welcome input from specialists in their respective fields.

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Dual-Use Technologies and Medicine

The high-tech medicine we know today—surgical robots, diagnostic AI, implantable sensors—was not born in a biology laboratory. It is the direct legacy of the battlefield, space exploration, and critical infrastructure. A look back at the mechanics of a technological transfer that saves lives.

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Technology’s Dual DNA

Technological duality is no longer an option but a strategic survival skill. From the GPS legacy to the AI era, learn how to navigate between these two worlds.

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Product Strategy

The delicate definition of ‘product’ in technology

The definition of “product” is at the heart of both product portfolio management, product plan and product life cycle management. But in technology, what is called a product exists at different levels and it will be necessary to define more precisely what is to be managed from the product/market/competition perspective.

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