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Green Big Data: How can your data strategy protect the environment (And help you hit ESG goals)? – Datanova 2023

Environment, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) goals have grown from aspirational ideas to business imperatives. Not only is it the right thing to do to help protect our planet, but ESG initiatives are also increasingly regulated. On the Datanova stage, Dan O’Riordan, VP – Global Head of Platform & AI Engineering at Capgemini, will explore: How can your data strategy reduce your carbon footprint? Might there be a path to identifying opportunities to hit your ESG targets by building data products that help reduce waste and carbon emissions, while improving supply chains? The concept of data products means local responsibility on quality. This will include relevant data elements such as green energy use and waste. Further, future data ecosystems will need to be collaboratively built on a foundation of sustainable, conscious data products.