Seeing the whole system: Turning data intelligence into sustainable growth

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AVEVA's Théo Farineau and Beth Barker from the Aldersgate Group argue more data sharing is needed to enable a more resilient, productive and lower carbon UK economy

Data sharing is key to our economic resilience Recent supply chain shocks across the global economy have put energy infrastructure resilience front of mind for political and business leaders alike....

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