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Since 1977, the Digiworld Institute has been helping private and public actors navigate a world significantly disrupted by digital technology. The Digiworld Institute deciphers and deeply analyzes these changes by bringing together the ideas, strategies, and experiences of its members, in collaboration with research and the academic world, while incorporating geopolitical challenges for Europe and its regions.

Today, the Digiworld Institute has over 100 members and contributors, including large international groups, mid-sized companies, SMEs, startups, institutions, universities, local authorities, and leading figures.

With its community, the Digiworld Institute is developing a European roadmap to make digital technology a driver for reindustrialization, inclusion, and regional development.

The think tank promotes exchanges among its members through unifying events that allow them to compare perspectives and co-construct, enriching each other with their diverse experiences.

• 1977: IDATE founded by François Schoeller  
• 1978: First international IDATE conference  
• 2006: The "DigiWorld Summit" becomes the new brand for the 28th international IDATE conference  
• 2012: The brand "Digiworld Institute" replaces the "DigiWorld Programme"

The Digiworld Institute works on various digital and industrial topics such as telecommunications, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, cybersecurity, Industry 5.0, Web 3.0, augmented and virtual reality, green technologies, sports, and innovation.

Throughout the year, the Digiworld Institute produces reports, video interviews, facilitates working groups (its "Commissions"), and organizes seminars with the think tank members.

Each year, the Digiworld Institute organizes the Digiworld Summit, a major event in the Tech and digital world in France. It brings together experts, business leaders, and representatives from the academic, political, and scientific communities to discuss trends and key economic, political, and geopolitical issues related to disruptive technologies. Under the high patronage of the President of the Republic since 2018, the Digiworld Summit celebrates its 47th anniversary in 2024.

• François Barrault, Chairman of the Digiworld Institute since 2011
• Jacques Moulin, ^[1] CEO of the Digiworld Institute since 2017 ^[2]
• Laurence Morvan, Vice President – Treasurer; Chief of Staff to CEO EMEA, Accenture
• Lucile Hofman, Vice President – Secretary; Group VP Digital & IT Strategy & Planning, Engie

• François Barrault, President of the Digiworld Institute  
• Jean-Luc Allavena, President and Founder, Atlantys Investors  
• Jacques Attali, President, Attali & Associés  
• Bertrand Badré, Founder & CEO, Blue Like an Orange Sustainable Capital  
• Anne Bouverot, Chairperson, Ecole Normale Supérieure  
• Bruno Bouygues, Chairman and CEO, GYS  
• Pascal Cagni, Chairman, Business France; Founding Partner, C4 Ventures  
• Virginie Calmels, Chairwoman, Futurae
• Olivier Campenon, Chairman & CEO, Lefebvre Sarrut  
• Michel Coucke, Partner, Lancor
• Thierry Drilhon, President, Franco-British Chamber of Commerce & Industry  
• Eric Labaye, President, IDEL Partners; Former President of École Polytechnique and Institut Polytechnique de Paris  
• Maurice Lévy, Honorary Chairman, Publicis Groupe  
• Francis Lorentz, Chairman, FL Conseils; Former Chairman of IDATE Digiworld  
• Jean-Hervé Lorenzi, Founder, Cercle des Économistes  
• Antoine Petit, Chairman and CEO, CNRS  
• Guy Roussel, Former Chairman, Fondation Mines-Télécom  
• Dominique Roux, Professor Emeritus, Université Paris-Dauphine  
• Michel Taride, Partner, Next Gear Ventures; Former President, Hertz International  
• Arnaud Vaissié, Chairman and CEO, International SOS