Data Technologies for Sustainable Business

Data Technologies for Sustainable Business

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  Bhavin Tandel
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   What isSustainable business ?  Journey to embed sustainability  Factors to attain sustainability  Stages for sustainability  Why data ?  Role of information  Data for Development  Examples Agenda
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  What is SustainableBusiness ? Triple Bottom Line
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  Journey to embedsustainability
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  Factors to attainsustainability Green Enterprise Supply Chain Management Product Life Cycle Management Enterprise Resource Management Sourcing and Procurement Customer Relationship Management Business Intelligence Environment Health and Safety Manufacturing Execution Systems
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  1. Synthesize: Defineand collect information  Define Industry specific metrics by integrating economic, social and environmental dimensions. 2. Engage: Information at the point of action 3. Integrate: Modelling the unintended consequences  Working with existing enterprise applications and data sources and applying them to financial, manufacturing, and other business processes. Steps for sustainability
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   Environmental resourcesonce believed to be limitless are increasingly seen as limited.  People need proof.  Help us to take other factors into consideration. Why data ?
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   “Technology isaccelerating the use of sustainability as a driver of growth, particularly information technology, as it allows greater monitoring, independent verification, transparency, and accuracy of resource usage and its impact.” —Alan McGill, PwC (PwC UK’s Sustainability & Climate Change practice) Role of Information
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   Data forService Delivery  Access data from isolated places  Personalised services  Data for Public Management  Real time dashboard  Data for Accountability of government & businesses  Provide transparency to public  Evidence for delay Data for Development
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   World energyconsumption is expected to triple by 2050.  Need central control for efficiency.  Result: Less power outage, better integration, smarter consumption Smart Grid
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   Sustainable communitiesrefers to environmental, social and economic sustainability of the built (residential) environment, including land use, transport and connectivity, satisfaction with neighbourhoods and communities, etc.  More energy used on household appliances (27% emission).  Number of Living alone use 138% higher energy. Housing Sector Sun illuminance Water, Electricity & Gas usage activity Job related information Transportation Sustainable vendor Allocation Planning £ $ Civil registration
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   Sustainable business- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_business#Six_essential_characterist ics  Sustainability: Moving from compliance to leadership - http://www.pwc.com/us/en/technology-forecast/2011/issue4/features/feature- sustainability-as-normal-business.html  Transition to sustainable development in the UK housing sector: from case study to model implementation - Noam Bergman, Lorraine Whitmarsh and Jonathan Köhler  Data for Development - http://www.theguardian.com/sustainable- business/big-data-impact-sustainable-business Reference