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Tech leaders, your balancing act between innovation and sustainability just got a guide with the Green Software Foundation’s latest podcast series, CXO Bytes hosted by Sanjay Podder, Chairperson of the Green Software Foundation. In each episode, we will be joined by industry leaders to explore strategies to green software and how to effectively reduce software’s environmental impacts while fulfilling a drive for innovation and enterprise growth.
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09/16/24 • 29 min
In this episode of CXO Bytes, George Maddaloni, CTO of Operations at Mastercard, joins Sanjay Podder to discuss how Mastercard is driving innovation in sustainable technology through green software practices. George shares insights on the company's approach to reducing energy consumption in software development, the role of AI and data in enhancing sustainability, and the importance of fostering a culture of green software from the top down. He also highlights Mastercard’s collaboration with the Green Software Foundation and how the organization is helping to shape their ESG goals. From edge computing to responsible AI, George provides a comprehensive look at how Mastercard is balancing technological advancement with environmental responsibility.
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Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXOBytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting Chiefs of Information, Technology, Sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Poddar.
Hello. Welcome to another episode of CXOBytes where we try to get into the world of sustainable software development from the perspective of the C-Suite. Today, I am extremely delighted to have a special guest, George Maddaloni. George is the CTO of Operations at Mastercard.
I would like to talk to George today more about how Mastercard, a leading payment giant, is navigating the intersection of technology and sustainability. Also, Mastercard has been a member of the Green Software Foundation. So what has been the role of the foundation to help shape Mastercard's approach to sustainable technology? And finally, also talk a little bit about the future of sustainable technology the context of financial services. George, welcome to the podcast.
George Maddaloni: Thanks for having me. Really appreciate it and looking forward to it.
Sanjay Podder: Absolutely. And I'm so delighted about the contribution George is having in the field of sustainable technology.
It's very rare to find a CIO who is so passionate about this topic. So this is going to be a great conversation. Before we dive further, I would like to give a reminder that all the things we discuss will be available and linked to the show note below the episode.
So George,
why don't we start with a few words from you about Mastercard and about yourself.
George Maddaloni: Yeah, sure. So, George Maddaloni, CTO of operations for Mastercard. And maybe I'll start with some things that probably most people know about Mastercard and then lead into a little bit that, from a technology perspective, you don't.
Mastercard connects billions of individuals and businesses to the digital economy and makes them an equal part of, or an inclusive part of that economy and really views its mission as enabling, empowering people as well as powering economies so that anybody that's out there, whether they're paying their bills, buying their groceries, they have that capability. And from a technology perspective,
that means a lot in terms of what Mastercard does on a day to day basis. Every product we of...
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Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXOBytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting Chiefs of Information, Technology, Sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Poddar.
Hello. Welcome to another episode of CXOBytes where we try to get into the world of sustainable software development from the perspective of the C-Suite. Today, I am extremely delighted to have a special guest, George Maddaloni. George is the CTO of Operations at Mastercard.
I would like to talk to George today more about how Mastercard, a leading payment giant, is navigating the intersection of technology and sustainability. Also, Mastercard has been a member of the Green Software Foundation. So what has been the role of the foundation to help shape Mastercard's approach to sustainable technology? And finally, also talk a little bit about the future of sustainable technology the context of financial services. George, welcome to the podcast.
George Maddaloni: Thanks for having me. Really appreciate it and looking forward to it.
Sanjay Podder: Absolutely. And I'm so delighted about the contribution George is having in the field of sustainable technology.
It's very rare to find a CIO who is so passionate about this topic. So this is going to be a great conversation. Before we dive further, I would like to give a reminder that all the things we discuss will be available and linked to the show note below the episode.
So George,
why don't we start with a few words from you about Mastercard and about yourself.
George Maddaloni: Yeah, sure. So, George Maddaloni, CTO of operations for Mastercard. And maybe I'll start with some things that probably most people know about Mastercard and then lead into a little bit that, from a technology perspective, you don't.
Mastercard connects billions of individuals and businesses to the digital economy and makes them an equal part of, or an inclusive part of that economy and really views its mission as enabling, empowering people as well as powering economies so that anybody that's out there, whether they're paying their bills, buying their groceries, they have that capability. And from a technology perspective,
that means a lot in terms of what Mastercard does on a day to day basis. Every product we of...
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06/27/24 • 0 min
Tech leaders, your balancing act between innovation and sustainability just got a guide with the Green Software Foundation’s latest podcast series, CXO Bytes. In each episode, Sanjay Podder, Chairperson of the Green Software Foundation, and host of CXO Bytes will be joined by industry leaders to explore strategies to green software and how to effectively reduce software’s environmental impacts while fulfilling a drive for innovation and enterprise growth.
So join us for an invigorating chat that will keep you both informed and entertained on CXO Bytes. Just search for CXO Bytes wherever you get your podcasts.
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So join us for an invigorating chat that will keep you both informed and entertained on CXO Bytes. Just search for CXO Bytes wherever you get your podcasts.
Find out more about the GSF:If you enjoyed this episode then please either:
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07/08/24 • 39 min
Welcome to the first episode of CXO Bytes! Join host Sanjay Podder as he talks to leaders in technology, sustainability, and AI in their pursuit of a sustainable future through green software. Joined by Dr. Ong Chen Hui, Assistant CEO of Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), the discussion focuses on Singapore's comprehensive approach to digital sustainability. Dr. Ong highlights IMDA's efforts to drive green software adoption across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of efficiency in data centers and the broader ICT ecosystem. So join us for an intriguing and though provoking conservation about the critical role of government and industry collaboration in achieving sustainability goals amidst the growing demand for digital technologies.
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TRANSCRIPT BELOW:
Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting chiefs of information, technology, sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.I am your host, Sanjay Podder.Hello everyone. Welcome to CXO Bytes. This is our inaugural podcast on how do you use green software for building a sustainable future. This is a new podcast series and the whole idea behind it is, you know, embracing a culture of green software, it needs to come from the top. And we therefore want to talk with decision makers, with business leaders, with leaders who are running nation states like Singapore, for example, at sea level.You know, how are they driving this culture change when it comes to digital sustainability and green software, for example? Today I am super excited to invite Dr. Ong. She is the Assistant CEO of IMDA, which is the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore. And we are going to chat on how IMDA is championing digital sustainability as well as green software. Welcome, Dr. Ong. Dr. Ong Chen Hui: Thank you for having me on your inaugural podcast on green software.Sanjay Podder: And you know, I had my own selfish reason for inviting you because while the Green Software Foundation has been interacting with many, many large businesses across the world, IMDA and Singapore GovTech, these are two member...
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- IMDA [01:20]
- Government Technology Agency | Singapore [01:54]
- Singapore Green Plan 2030 [02:55]
- IMDA and GovTech unveil new initiatives to drive digital sustainability | IMDA - Infocomm Media Development Authority [10:19]
- Your Guide to the Gartner Top Strategic Technology Trends in Software Engineering [10:56]
- Asia Tech x Singapore [23:37]
- Software Carbon Intensity (SCI) Specification Project | GSF [25:11]
- Welcome to Impact Framework {33:31]
- Green Software Foundation [34:00]
- Digital Sustainability Forum | ATxSummit [37:33]
- Follow, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts
- Follow and rate on Spotify
- Watch our videos on The Green Software Foundation YouTube Channel!
TRANSCRIPT BELOW:
Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting chiefs of information, technology, sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.I am your host, Sanjay Podder.Hello everyone. Welcome to CXO Bytes. This is our inaugural podcast on how do you use green software for building a sustainable future. This is a new podcast series and the whole idea behind it is, you know, embracing a culture of green software, it needs to come from the top. And we therefore want to talk with decision makers, with business leaders, with leaders who are running nation states like Singapore, for example, at sea level.You know, how are they driving this culture change when it comes to digital sustainability and green software, for example? Today I am super excited to invite Dr. Ong. She is the Assistant CEO of IMDA, which is the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore. And we are going to chat on how IMDA is championing digital sustainability as well as green software. Welcome, Dr. Ong. Dr. Ong Chen Hui: Thank you for having me on your inaugural podcast on green software.Sanjay Podder: And you know, I had my own selfish reason for inviting you because while the Green Software Foundation has been interacting with many, many large businesses across the world, IMDA and Singapore GovTech, these are two member...
AWS Summit AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel with Prasad Kalyanaraman, David Issacs & Neil Thompson
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08/07/24 • 45 min
CXO Bytes host Sanjay Podder is joined by Prasad Kalyanaraman, David Isaacs and Neil Thompson at the AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel at the AWS Summit in Washington, June 2024. The discussion featured insights on the transformative potential of generative AI, the global semiconductor innovation race, and the impact of the CHIPS Act on supply chain resilience. The panel also explored the infrastructure requirements for AI, including considerations for sustainable data center locations, responsible AI usage, and innovations in water and energy efficiency. The episode offers a comprehensive look at the future of AI infrastructure and its implications for business and sustainability.
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TRANSCRIPT BELOW:
Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting Chiefs of Information, Technology, Sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Poddar.
Welcome to another episode of CXO Bytes, where we bring you unique insights into the world of sustainable software development. I am your host Sanjay Poddar. Today we are excited to bring you highlights from a captivating panel discussion at the recent AWS Summit in Washington held in June 2024. The AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel featured industry heavyweights including Prasad Kalyanaraman, VP of Infrastructure Services at AWS, David Isaacs from the Semiconductor Industry Association, and renowned researcher Neil Thompson from MIT, and it was chaired by Axios Senior Business Reporter Hope King.
During this panel, we take a look at the transformative potential of generative AI, the global race for semiconductor innovation, and the significance of the CHIPS Act in strengthening supply chain resilience. Together, we will hopefully have a better picture of the future of AI infrastructure and the innovations driving this field forward.
And before we dive in here, a reminder that everything we talk about will be linked in the show notes below this episode. So without further ado, let's dive into the AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel from the AWS Summit.
Prasad Kalyanaraman: Well, well first, for the avoidance of doubt, generative AI is an extremely transformative technology for us. You know, sometimes I liken it to the internet, right, the internet revolution. So, I think there's, we're very early in that journey. I would say that, at least the way we've thought about generative AI, we think about it in three layers of the stack, right?
The underlying infrastructure layer is one of them, and I'll get into more details there. And then there is the frameworks. We build a set of capabilities that makes it easy to run generative AI models. And then the third layer is the application layer, which is where, you know, many people are famil...
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- CHIPS and Science Act - Wikipedia [06:46]
- IMDA introduces sustainability standard for data centres operating in tropical climates [12:54]
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- Watch our videos on The Green Software Foundation YouTube Channel!
TRANSCRIPT BELOW:
Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting Chiefs of Information, Technology, Sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Poddar.
Welcome to another episode of CXO Bytes, where we bring you unique insights into the world of sustainable software development. I am your host Sanjay Poddar. Today we are excited to bring you highlights from a captivating panel discussion at the recent AWS Summit in Washington held in June 2024. The AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel featured industry heavyweights including Prasad Kalyanaraman, VP of Infrastructure Services at AWS, David Isaacs from the Semiconductor Industry Association, and renowned researcher Neil Thompson from MIT, and it was chaired by Axios Senior Business Reporter Hope King.
During this panel, we take a look at the transformative potential of generative AI, the global race for semiconductor innovation, and the significance of the CHIPS Act in strengthening supply chain resilience. Together, we will hopefully have a better picture of the future of AI infrastructure and the innovations driving this field forward.
And before we dive in here, a reminder that everything we talk about will be linked in the show notes below this episode. So without further ado, let's dive into the AI-Ready Infrastructure Panel from the AWS Summit.
Prasad Kalyanaraman: Well, well first, for the avoidance of doubt, generative AI is an extremely transformative technology for us. You know, sometimes I liken it to the internet, right, the internet revolution. So, I think there's, we're very early in that journey. I would say that, at least the way we've thought about generative AI, we think about it in three layers of the stack, right?
The underlying infrastructure layer is one of them, and I'll get into more details there. And then there is the frameworks. We build a set of capabilities that makes it easy to run generative AI models. And then the third layer is the application layer, which is where, you know, many people are famil...
11/11/24 • 27 min
Host Sanjay Podder is joined by a guest who embodies what it means to lead with purpose in the digital age. Niklas Sundberg is the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Kuehne+Nagel, one of the world’s leading logistics companies, with a mission to drive sustainable change across the supply chain industry.
Niklas is a trailblazer in sustainable IT, author of Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders, and a respected voice on the role technology plays in building a sustainable future. His work goes beyond the logistics sector to shape the conversation on how technology leaders can achieve climate goals and navigate the challenges of data and energy efficiency.
They explore how Kuehne+Nagel’s Vision 2030 aligns with sustainability initiatives and the Green Software Foundation’s Climate Commitments. From data storage practices to carbon-aware computing, they uncover what it takes to create a truly sustainable digital ecosystem.
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Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting chiefs of information, technology, sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Podder.
Hello, welcome to another episode of CXO Bytes, where we bring you unique insights into the world of sustainable software development from the view of the C suite. I am your host, Sanjay Podder.
Today, we are joined by a guest who embodies what it means to lead with purpose in the digital age. Niklas Sundberg is the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Kuehne+Nagel, one of the world's leading logistics company with a mission to drive sustainable change across the supply chain industry.
Niklas is a trailblazer in sustainable IT, author of Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders and a respected voice on the role of technology in building a sustainable future. His work goes beyond the logistic sector to shape the conversation on how technology leaders can achieve climate goals and navigate the challenges of data and energy efficiency.
Today we will dive into how Kuehne+Nagel's Vision 2030 aligns with sustainability initiatives and the Green Software Foundation's climate commitments. From data storage practices to carbon aware computing, we'll uncover what it takes to create a truly sustainable digital ecosystem. Niklas, thank you for joining us on CXO Bytes.
Welcome to the show. Please can you introduce yourself?
Niklas Sundberg: Thank you, Sanjay. Very happy to be here. Yes. I'm Niklas Sundberg. I'm the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Kuehne+Nagel and I'm very looking forward to our conversation here today. I'm also a member of the board of SustainableIT.org, which is a sister organization to Green Software Foundation and we do some work together as well to advance the field of sustainability
within technology. So really looking forward to our conversation to hear and also share your journey into th...
Niklas is a trailblazer in sustainable IT, author of Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders, and a respected voice on the role technology plays in building a sustainable future. His work goes beyond the logistics sector to shape the conversation on how technology leaders can achieve climate goals and navigate the challenges of data and energy efficiency.
They explore how Kuehne+Nagel’s Vision 2030 aligns with sustainability initiatives and the Green Software Foundation’s Climate Commitments. From data storage practices to carbon-aware computing, they uncover what it takes to create a truly sustainable digital ecosystem.
Learn more about our people:Find out more about the GSF:Resources:
- Tackling AI’s Climate Change Problem | MIT Sloan Management Review [16:00]
- E-waste challenges of generative artificial intelligence | Nature [23:40]
- Follow, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts
- Follow and rate on Spotify
- Watch our videos on The Green Software Foundation YouTube Channel!
- Connect with us on Twitter, Github and LinkedIn!
Sanjay Podder: Hello and welcome to CXO Bytes, a podcast brought to you by the Green Software Foundation and dedicated to supporting chiefs of information, technology, sustainability, and AI as they aim to shape a sustainable future through green software. We will uncover the strategies and a big green move that's helped drive results for business and for the planet.
I am your host, Sanjay Podder.
Hello, welcome to another episode of CXO Bytes, where we bring you unique insights into the world of sustainable software development from the view of the C suite. I am your host, Sanjay Podder.
Today, we are joined by a guest who embodies what it means to lead with purpose in the digital age. Niklas Sundberg is the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Kuehne+Nagel, one of the world's leading logistics company with a mission to drive sustainable change across the supply chain industry.
Niklas is a trailblazer in sustainable IT, author of Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders and a respected voice on the role of technology in building a sustainable future. His work goes beyond the logistic sector to shape the conversation on how technology leaders can achieve climate goals and navigate the challenges of data and energy efficiency.
Today we will dive into how Kuehne+Nagel's Vision 2030 aligns with sustainability initiatives and the Green Software Foundation's climate commitments. From data storage practices to carbon aware computing, we'll uncover what it takes to create a truly sustainable digital ecosystem. Niklas, thank you for joining us on CXO Bytes.
Welcome to the show. Please can you introduce yourself?
Niklas Sundberg: Thank you, Sanjay. Very happy to be here. Yes. I'm Niklas Sundberg. I'm the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Kuehne+Nagel and I'm very looking forward to our conversation here today. I'm also a member of the board of SustainableIT.org, which is a sister organization to Green Software Foundation and we do some work together as well to advance the field of sustainability
within technology. So really looking forward to our conversation to hear and also share your journey into th...
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