Claude Gallet : In spite of a professional path full of errors, for example too much faith in health computing enhancement, Claude Gallet (pronounced Clod Galay, please, and not Clod Galett, she will appreciate it) is today considered by her relatives and friends as quite a goddess of computing of the sixties, when users were barely allowed to open their mouth. As a real acrobat, she knew how to cross this historical past and evolve to new technologies, and even to communicating computing as the web. Her passion for motor-bikes proves us that she has a good equilibrium !
And us ?
Jean-Marc Tourreilles : (pronounced Tourey, not Toureyes, please) : For some people, he is a visionary, for others, he is completely crazy, but Jean-Marc Tourreilles doesn't leave indifferent. Deep in long boring speeches, you can find some interesting ideas that he has the cheek to apply. Fortunately for him, these few successes keep him in his job, but he'll never find a job in a great universitary hospital because of his ugly beach boy clothes. After preaching a long time in the desert for a better health information system, he now loves to cross the large empty spaces of the Sahara, a good place to think about the future of hospital computing systems.