As Project Analytics Lead, I use both engineering experience and data-science techniques to help clients improve operations and performance.
We recently collaborated with Swiss eco-tech company Climeworks in the fight against global warming as they focus on filtering 1% of global CO2 emissions from the air by 2025 using Direct Air Capture (DAC)—the world’s first commercial carbon-removal technology.
In my role on this project, I used my industry experience to translate the client’s requirement from their engineering language into data science language and led the analytics team to deliver a tailor-made solution.
Our team developed analytics models to enhance decision-making and support optimization of select key performance indicators; identified and formalized Climeworks assets to be leveraged in a data-driven digital plant strategy; and created an Azure cloud-based digital plant user interface that allows Climeworks the ability to use analytics to visualize core functionality.
The digital plant is now fully up and running on cloud, helping Climeworks achieve their digital transformation.
The Climeworks team included Technical Architect Gary Boyle, who focused on ensuring the effectiveness of the digital plant solution; Industry X and Sales Lead Stéphane Piqué, who served as project lead; Managing Director Andrew Smith, who helped champion the project; and Managing Director René Wiedemann, who helped ensure Accenture’s sponsorship of the project.
Read more about how we helped Climeworks apply leading-edge technology to filter global CO2 emissions.
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