Whaller: Sovereign Collaborative Platform for French Defence Stakeholders

  A strategic solution serving the digital sovereignty of Defence   As hybrid threats intensify, digital interference attempts multiply, and operational units, central directorates, defence manufacturers and crisis cells need ever-tighter coordination,...

The Role of Communication Professionals in the Era of Collaborative Platforms

Current challenges for communications professionals   The role of communications professionals (Communications Directors, Internal Communications Managers, Communications Officers, and so on) is evolving fast under the pressure of digital transformation and...

Whaller at European Cyber Week 2026

Whaller will be at European Cyber Week, from 16 to 19 November 2026, at the Couvent des Jacobins in Rennes. For this new edition, held under the banner of the Sovereign Cyber & Defence AI Forum, more than 8,500 attendees are expected: cyber leaders, public and...
Whaller launches its own MCP server (AI Connector)

Whaller launches its own MCP server (AI Connector)

Whaller announces the availability of its MCP server, a connector based on the open standard Model Context Protocol (MCP), making the collaborative platform the first French digital workplace to offer this type of native integration with artificial intelligence...

How to Deploy a Digital Workplace?

How to Deploy a Digital Workplace?

5 steps to deploy an effective and sovereign collaborative platform   Today, many organisations—both public and private—know they need to modernise their work environment… but aren’t always sure where to begin. A Digital Workplace isn’t just a trend or software...

File sharing: what if trust became a deciding factor?

File sharing: what if trust became a deciding factor?

Over the past 24 hours, the digital world has been shaken once again: WeTransfer, the popular file-sharing platform, has admitted to using user files to train its artificial intelligence models. Although the company has recently announced it would abandon this...