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Mobility of persons and mobility of goods are revolutionized by new uses and models such as ridesharing, on-demand transportation, logistic challenges and artificial intelligence.

Both traditional retail models as well as peer-to-peer sale models have been deeply impacted by digital platforms. E-Commerce is now a mature sector of the digital revolution.

Work is in full transformation. Many actors, in particular platforms, are promoting jobbing and freelancing models, be it in mass markets or in specific sectors.

Even heavily regulated and traditional sectors such as insurance are deeply changed by the rise of new ways of distributing insurance and peer-to-peer insurance models.

Traveling is nothing like it was 20 years ago. New ways of finding accommodation (via peer-to-peer platforms) and new services (such as digital butler services) have changed the way individuals and business organize their travels and changed the distribution of value in the tourism sector.

Finance is facing a strong movement towards disintermediation and new services are changing the way one communicates with his bank, finances his projects (crowdfunding) or pays his groceries (mobile payments).

Digital platforms are currently expanding in the real estate world, offering new ways of investing into property, financing an acquisition or valuing and maintaining buildings.

Media are not spared by digital transformation, be it concerning the way information is shared (collaborative media) or the way it is produced and broadcasted (crowd-based journalism).

This new technology enables storage and exchange of information in a secure manner without any controlling body. Ensuring the legal safety of such businesses is fundamental (e.g. keeping in mind the new French rules on Initial Coin Offerings).

Restaurants and catering businesses are strongly impacted by platforms facilitating peer-to-peer food preparation and exchange, food delivery as well as daily food supply for businesses.

The health sector has initiated its digital transformation, thanks to innovative business changing the way one finds a health professional or specialized help.

The legal world is in full mutation. The impact is both scientific (with new open legal databases or predictive justice platforms) and processual (platforms facilitating litigation, legal red tape or lawsuit financing).