Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Sovereign collaborative solutions: the time to act
The issue of collaborative tools is no longer simply an IT matter. It has become a strategic challenge for organizations, at the intersection of data security, operational resilience, and digital sovereignty.
Messaging, document sharing, internal communication, process automation: these tools now structure all workflows and concentrate a large part of the information assets of companies and administrations.
However, the majority of these solutions still rely on non-European technologies, subject to extraterritorial laws and economic logics that largely escape the control of user organizations.
Faced with this situation, the association Hexatrust publishes the white paper "Sovereign collaborative solutions", the result of a collective effort bringing together stakeholders from the trusted digital ecosystem.
His objective is clear: moving from debate to action.
The document begins by analyzing seven common misconceptions which are still holding organizations back: "There are no innovative European alternatives", "European solutions are too expensive", "Teams will refuse to change"...
For each of these misconceptions, the white paper offers... concrete action plans to initiate a gradual transition: Mmeasure its current dependencies, Introduce greater diversity among suppliers Build a change management strategy…
Beyond these recommendations, the white paper also proposes a mapping of European collaborative solutions existing ones, accompanied by customer case studies detailing their deployment in real organizations.
The transition to sovereign solutions cannot be decreed. It is built gradually, based on concrete and pragmatic decisions.
The issue is no longer just technological. It is now strategic:
👉 Data security
👉 Business continuity
👉 Technological expertise
👉 Economic responsibility
👉 Business continuity
👉 Technological expertise
👉 Economic responsibility
In this context, the real question may no longer be "Why choose European solutions?" but rather "Can we still afford not to do it?" This white paper from Hexatrust offers concrete answers to help you take the plunge.