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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 6 MIN

How data spaces can improve global supply chains?​ - with Carlos Mendez, Innovation Technology Manager

from New Era of Engineering · host Capgemini

Data spaces hold great potential for the way that public and private data is used and shared – and can help drive social and economic innovation. They can bring benefits not just commercially but for global security, for the benefit of the environment, and for the health of our populations.​​In this episode, Carlos Mendez, Innovation Technology Manager at Capgemini Engineering, explores the transformative potential of data spaces—collaborative digital environments that enable secure and efficient data sharing across sectors. From enhancing global security and environmental sustainability to improving public health outcomes, data spaces offer far-reaching benefits beyond the commercial realm.​​Tune in to discover how this emerging technology is setting the stage for a smarter, more connected world reshaping global supply chains and driving innovation.​​​Guest: Carlos Mendez, Innovation Technology Manager at Capgemini Engineering ​Host: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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