Technology Pioneers

Climate Tech Innovations: Driving Sustainable Business (with Florent Andrillon)

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Welcome to the Technology Pioneers podcast! This episode, recorded at the Business Meets Planet event at Capgemini headquarters in Utrecht, features Florent Andrillon, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Climate Tech at Capgemini. Florent shares insights into how Capgemini is helping clients leverage technology to create a more sustainable economy.

Key topics include:

  • Eco-Digital Era: How digital innovations can make the economy more sustainable and efficient.
  • Climate Technologies: The importance of new, sustainable technologies and infrastructures, such as wind turbines, solar farms, and direct air capture solutions.
  • Software and Data: The role of software in enabling hardware solutions and optimizing resource use through data-centric approaches.
  • Circular Economy: Using digital passports and data tracking to enhance product lifecycle management and promote circularity.
  • Business Value of Sustainability: How sustainability can drive business value and innovation, making companies more competitive and future-proof.

    • Florent also discusses the challenges of scaling climate technologies and the need for agile, innovative approaches to achieve net-zero targets. This episode is packed with examples of how Capgemini is at the forefront of climate tech, helping clients across various industries to innovate and become more sustainable.

    Technology Pioneers is a podcast that explores emerging technologies, dives head first into high tech product development and is curious about new uses of existing technology. This podcast is hosted by Tom van de Ven. Tom works as a principal solutions manager for Capgemini Engineering in the Netherlands and uses his curiosity to talk with the guests in this show. Feel free to contact him on mailto:[email protected].

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