Five years ago, talk of "digital sovereignty" was still largely confined to specialist circles. By 2026, it has become a budget line, a procurement criterion, and, at times, a diplomatic flashpoint. The US CLOUD Act, which allows American authorities to demand access...
Digital Sovereignty
Whaller at VivaTech 2026: at the Heart of the Digital Sovereignty Village
Once again, VivaTech asserts itself as the world's showcase for innovation. Yet beyond the technological buzz of the show, Whaller has chosen a collective and structuring commitment: to take part in the Digital Sovereignty Village, led by the Association Solutions...
Teams, Slack or Sovereign Platform: The Honest Comparison for Decision-Makers
The question comes up in almost every procurement process, every IT steering committee, every informal conversation between CIOs: should we keep Teams or Slack, or move to a sovereign platform? And if both are to coexist, how do you draw the boundaries? This...
How to Disappear from the Internet: A Complete Guide to Deleting Your Personal Data Online
A break-up, a redundancy, online harassment, or simply a moment of clarity, any of these can prompt the same question: how do I erase what I have spent years putting on the internet? And is it actually possible? This guide offers an honest answer to that question: no...
CSR and Digital Sovereignty: Two Commitments That Are Really One
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an indispensable framework for organisations that wish to account for their environmental, social and governance commitments. Extra-financial reporting is proliferating, standards are being refined, and stakeholders are...
Leaving Microsoft 365: What IT Leaders Should Really Be Asking Before They Decide
The question is no longer taboo. It surfaces in board meetings, procurement frameworks, and informal conversations amongst digital leaders: is it really possible to move away from Microsoft 365? And, more to the point, should you? For years, the very idea was treated...





