Activity Report of 2017
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CEPE
Your partner for your training in data science, statistics, economics, and finance
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CEPE
Your partner for your training in data science, statistics, economics, and finance
The GENES
keeps on growing through its affiliated campuses
The Groupe des Écoles Nationales d'Économie et Statistique (GENES), is a state run institution of higher education and research of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, under the technical supervision of the INSEE (French National Institute of Statistics).
The transformation into a public institution on the 1st of January 2011 was intended and designed to make it possible for the schools, research laboratories, and the training center of the GENES to have the required agility, in the completely changing world of higher education and research in turmoil. This at a time when budgetary constraints to be faced require every single operator, to increase its own resources to finance its growth.
After the success of the CASD's (Centre d'Accès Sécurisé aux Données en sciences humaines et sociales) Equipment Excellence in 2011, the GENES, via, the ENASE-CREST won a Laboratory of Excellence in "Economics and Decision Sciences" with the École Polytechnique and HEC, which is itself part of the Excellence Initiative of the University Paris-Saclay.
Similarly, with its partners, the CREST won the "Major Area of Interest" call for projects, which had been launched by the Region Ile-de-France relating to labor and suffering at work.
Furthermore, with the Paris School of Economics, the GENES created the Institute of Public Policies to widen the range of social and economic assessment tools to assess economic and social policies.
A significant number of new contracts, research chairs, and private-public collaborations were signed both at Rennes and Paris. As a whole, thanks to the strong momentum of the ENSAE-ENSAI Formation Continue (Cepe)'s lifelong learning offer, GENES' own resources have grown significantly despite the difficult economic times.
These successes validate the growth strategy of the GENES and its scientific strategy based on the idea that excellence in areas such as quantitative economics and social sciences, applied mathematics and quantitative methods, finance, actuarial sciences, marketing, statistics applied to medical science, computer science and information processing, is a major asset as far as our students opportunities and the research fields of the forthcoming decades are concerned.
Eventually, we cannot but welcome the undeniable and growing success of our students in the marketplace despite a very unfavorable economic environment.
The transformation into a public institution on the 1st of January 2011 was intended and designed to make it possible for the schools, research laboratories, and the training center of the GENES to have the required agility, in the completely changing world of higher education and research in turmoil. This at a time when budgetary constraints to be faced require every single operator, to increase its own resources to finance its growth.
After the success of the CASD's (Centre d'Accès Sécurisé aux Données en sciences humaines et sociales) Equipment Excellence in 2011, the GENES, via, the ENASE-CREST won a Laboratory of Excellence in "Economics and Decision Sciences" with the École Polytechnique and HEC, which is itself part of the Excellence Initiative of the University Paris-Saclay.
Similarly, with its partners, the CREST won the "Major Area of Interest" call for projects, which had been launched by the Region Ile-de-France relating to labor and suffering at work.
Furthermore, with the Paris School of Economics, the GENES created the Institute of Public Policies to widen the range of social and economic assessment tools to assess economic and social policies.
A significant number of new contracts, research chairs, and private-public collaborations were signed both at Rennes and Paris. As a whole, thanks to the strong momentum of the ENSAE-ENSAI Formation Continue (Cepe)'s lifelong learning offer, GENES' own resources have grown significantly despite the difficult economic times.
These successes validate the growth strategy of the GENES and its scientific strategy based on the idea that excellence in areas such as quantitative economics and social sciences, applied mathematics and quantitative methods, finance, actuarial sciences, marketing, statistics applied to medical science, computer science and information processing, is a major asset as far as our students opportunities and the research fields of the forthcoming decades are concerned.
Eventually, we cannot but welcome the undeniable and growing success of our students in the marketplace despite a very unfavorable economic environment.
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Accounting Agency
Managing Director
Catherine Gaudy
Catherine Gaudy
Secretary General
Alain Dive
Alain Dive
Cooperation Unit
ENSAE Paris
Pierre Biscourp
Pierre Biscourp
ENSAI
Olivier Biau
Olivier Biau
CREST
Francis Kramarz
Francis Kramarz
ENSAE-ENSAI Formation Continue (Cepe)
Eric Vacheret
Eric Vacheret
Two schools:
The ENSAE Paris (École Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Économique), forms statisticians, economists and Insee's administrators.
The ENSAI (École Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Analyse de l'Information), forms statisticians and les attachés to the Insee. It is located in Rennes.
A research center: the CREST (Centre de Recherche en Économie et STatistique).
A lifelong learning center: the ENSAE-ENSAI Formation Continue (Cepe).
The GENES also has a subsidiary of valuation.
CASD
The Casd, what is it?
• The Casd is the acronym for Centre d'accès sécurisé distant aux données (CASD).
• It is a secure access device to confidential data.
• It is addressed to researchers for the purposes of historical or scientific research.
This project dates from February 2010. Initiated by the Genes and the Insee, the project now has 500 researchers participating in over 200 research projects.
This type of access has long existed in most other countries. In France, the 2008 modification of the statistical law (n° 51-711 of 7 June 1951) has made it legally possible for researchers to access confidential data on individuals and households. The Casd helps ensure maximum security conditions.
The Casd provides a service based on a dedicated technical equipment, which guarantees optimal conditions for data security:
• A central IT infrastructure guaranteeing data confidentiality.
• The SD-Box ™ boxes: the only means of access to the central infrastructure. They are made available to service users, with a biometric reader.
With a remote access system, the Casd guarantees a comfortable, responsive, and flexible service in the use of data. Researchers can therefore conduct their research without having to move.
Visit the website: www.casd.eu
• The Casd is the acronym for Centre d'accès sécurisé distant aux données (CASD).
• It is a secure access device to confidential data.
• It is addressed to researchers for the purposes of historical or scientific research.
This project dates from February 2010. Initiated by the Genes and the Insee, the project now has 500 researchers participating in over 200 research projects.
This type of access has long existed in most other countries. In France, the 2008 modification of the statistical law (n° 51-711 of 7 June 1951) has made it legally possible for researchers to access confidential data on individuals and households. The Casd helps ensure maximum security conditions.
The Casd provides a service based on a dedicated technical equipment, which guarantees optimal conditions for data security:
• A central IT infrastructure guaranteeing data confidentiality.
• The SD-Box ™ boxes: the only means of access to the central infrastructure. They are made available to service users, with a biometric reader.
With a remote access system, the Casd guarantees a comfortable, responsive, and flexible service in the use of data. Researchers can therefore conduct their research without having to move.
Visit the website: www.casd.eu
DataStorm
DATASTORM is the consulting subsidiary of GENES created in 2013. The consultants at DATASTORM mobilize all the skills of the group (teachers, researchers, computer scientists, students) to provide key answers in hand with principals on all matters requiring expertise in quantitative analysis:
- Quantitative Marketing and optimization of customer relationship
- Finance and Actuarial
- Revenue Management and Sales Optimization
- Reliability and dependability
- Strategy and Economic Analysis
- Big Data and optimization of databases.
- Quantitative Marketing and optimization of customer relationship
- Finance and Actuarial
- Revenue Management and Sales Optimization
- Reliability and dependability
- Strategy and Economic Analysis
- Big Data and optimization of databases.
Institut des politiques publiques
With the creation of the Institut des politiques publiques, the Paris School of Economics (PSE) and CREST have two objectives: first, to develop a permanent team of researchers specialising in the economics of public policy; second, to inform the public debate with rigorous and widely accessible analysis.
The IPP aims to facilitate research on public policy through in-depth institutional knowledge, systematic use of data and cutting edge methods. The IPP aims to disseminate its research findings to the wider public, beyond academic circles.
The IPP aims to facilitate research on public policy through in-depth institutional knowledge, systematic use of data and cutting edge methods. The IPP aims to disseminate its research findings to the wider public, beyond academic circles.
GENES' Activity Reports
Activity Report of 2016
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Activity Report of 2015
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Activity Report of 2014
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Activity Report of 2013
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Activity Report of 2012
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Activity Report of 2011
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Activity Report of 2010
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