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Unleash your inner explorer

The trail towards innovation is sometimes intricate and mysterious. The still mountains hold thousands of years of knowledge, unchanged yet constantly pounded by ever-changing conditions. But within a strong core, there is an innovative layer that adapts, changes, and creates new evolutions.

And within the time-tested environment, finding new paths towards unknown destinations is the key. Join our journey to ‘elevating data & AI’ and ‘serving sustainability’ through our newest edition of our innovation publication, Data-powered Innovation Review | Wave 5.

Elevating Data and AI

Look beyond your surroundings and explore the articles on serendipity, data like poker, circular economy, or data mesh. The pace of the topics is evolving faster, and there is no final destination in sight. Explore the contributions by our Capgemini experts and technology partners such as Dataiku, Denodo, and Databricks as they advise how to build a data architecture or go beyond your analytics.

Serving sustainability

In some areas, the road is collapsing under our feet. There is no doubt – we have entered a critical point to preserve the earth. With data and AI, we have the possibility – and responsibility – to serve our planet. See the ways we can make a difference to the environment around us. Immerse yourself with practical applications, such as curing the river blindness disease with AWS, bringing AI into UN’s sustainability goals, or harnessing the data-infused opportunities in reducing scope 3 emissions.

Join the expedition – with data-powered innovation!

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Data & AI Elevated

From innovative ways to rapidly start benefiting from cloud and edge computing, this chapter opens up the best practices and use cases for innovation, all the way up to serendipity and augmentation as the drivers to next-generation user experiences. And what role could poker play in becoming data master?

    Sustainability Served

    A flurry of innovative ideas on how data, analytics and AI can be used to create a better planet; and not ‘only’ in terms of the environment, but also in terms of battling diseases, feeding the world, and even addressing the full scope of the United Nation’s 17 sustainable development goals. Doing good things with data turns out to be a journey with benefits: building data mastery along the way sure makes organizations doing well themselves too.

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      Meet our experts

      Ron Tolido

      Executive Vice President, CTO, Master Architect – Insights and Data
      Ron is an EVP, certified master architect, and Chief Technology Officer of the Insights & Data Global Business Line. In addition to Data-powered Innovation Review, he is also the lead author of Capgemini’s renowned TechnoVision on technology trend series. Based in the Netherlands, Ron is an executive lecturer at several business universities.

      Robert Engels

      Global CTIO and Head of Lab for AI Futures and Insights & Data
      Robert is an innovation lead and a thought leader in several sectors and regions, with a basis in his role of Chief Technology Officer for Northern and Central Europe in our Insights & Data Global Business Line. Based in Norway, he is a known lecturer, public speaker, and panel moderator. Robert holds a PhD in artificial intelligence from the Technical University in Karlsruhe, Germany.

      Roosa Säntti,

      Head of Insights & Data Finland
      Roosa Säntti is heading Insights & Data practice in Finland and is also an active member of Capgemini’s global I&D Innovation Network. Roosa is a business builder by heart and believes that with data, we can truly drive businesses and society towards a more sustainable future. She is also a big supporter of diversity and sees that fueling innovation also in her own teams.

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