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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2022 · 32 MIN

Value chain to blockchain: AWS Energy Solutions Lead on Scope 3, ‘data obesity’ and a decarbonized future – with Shy Muralidharan of Amazon

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In this VISION by Protiviti podcast, Protiviti senior managers Aaron Ragusa and Jordan Svoboda speak with Shy Muralidharan, Worldwide Energy Solutions Lead with Amazon Web Services, to talk data, data strategy and technologies of the future to help companies on their decarbonization journey across their value chains. For nearly two decades, Shy has been a global leader in the areas of energy and sustainability and says that “tech is still underrepresented in the quest for sustainability and emissions reduction, and I see tech playing a lot bigger role in the coming years.”You can visit Shy’s LinkedIn page here: www.linkedin.com/in/shyleshm/.To see more content on the Future of ESG and other megatrends, please visit VISION by Protiviti at http://vision.protiviti.com and subscribe. Contact Joe Kornik with questions or requests for additional information about VISION by Protiviti: [email protected].

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