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How to prove the sustainability credentials of your projects to clients and customers

2pm – 3.30pm 7 May 2024 Online

Customers are becoming much more demanding when it comes to sustainability. Most companies deploying IT or digital solutions are being asked about carbon impacts, circularity and energy efficiency, yet it is still difficult to quantify and prove these benefits. In this webinar we look at how tech firms can demonstrate the sustainability credentials of projects and do so in a trusted, easy to understand and verifiable way. We will have experts from consultancy and tech firms talk through their approaches and how different vertical markets ask these questions.

Speakers:

Agenda:

2:00pm - 2:05pm Welcome and introductions
2:05pm - 2:25pm Case study 1: Sunil Veddam, Senior Director, Capgemini Invent - 'Showing carbon savings from cloud deployments in enterprise'
2:25pm - 2:45pm Case study 2: Chris Weston, Chief Information Officer, Jumar - 'How to prove sustainability benefits to the public sector'
2:45pm - 3:05pm Case study 3: Polly Milne, Project Director, The Sustainability Group and FuturePlus - 'Looking beyond carbon in proving project sustainability'
3:05pm - 3:30pm Member discussion + Q&A.

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