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About Laurent Clergue


Director of Innovation, Atos Technology Services

Laurent Clergue has always been fascinated by computers and software — using large scale data and high-level automation to provide a deeper understanding of our own planet, environment and society. After several years serving as product manager of Atos's space imagery Software as a Service (SaaS), he now manages over 10 AI and digital-powered Atos Inno'Labs supported by 100+ experts.

Before joining Atos, Laurent was CEO of GEOSIGWEB, a pioneering geomatic software startup, where he was responsible for defining the company’s SaaS strategy and developing business in the public sector. Laurent enjoys offering IT solutions to problems that didn’t seem to call for spatial and computer technologies. As a unique hybrid of a humanist and an engineer, his contributions have made it possible to better monitor and safeguard our precious natural resources.




Articles posted by Laurent Clergue

The secret to competitiveness: A lab-based approach to innovation

Connect innovation strategy with business strategy to succeed.

Can artificial intelligence prevent wildfires?

AI is a fast-developing technology that business leaders are looking to leverage to help solve the world’s biggest challenges. It can process vast amounts of data accurately and efficiently, analyzing the information to identify patterns and make predictions that could be overlooked by human researchers. One of the greatest challenges AI can help to overcome is climate change, but could AI also

A brief history of Earth Observation

Viewed from the sky, the Earth is lyrically beautiful, but it’s also a heck of a puzzle. Whether you climb to the very top of a bell tower, like Napoleon’s pioneering cadastral surveyors, or send a satellite into orbit, observing the ground always comes up against a cruel reality: the Earth is round. From balloons to aircraft Observing our planet has