Episode 47: DuPont - The Digitalization of Sustainability and R&D

Digitalization Tech Talks

In this episode of the Digitalization Tech Talks podcast, co-hosts Jonas Norinder and Don Mack connect with Duncan Coffey, Global Director of Science & Innovation IT at DuPont, to discuss the critical role of IT in supporting R&D through digitalization and technology deployment with a focus on sustainability.

Insights are shared into how DuPont leverages digital tools to drive research and development in a way that aligns with the company’s sustainability goals. The conversation highlights the unique challenges of balancing technological innovation with environmental responsibility, exploring ways IT can enhance R&D processes while reducing the company’s environmental footprint. Duncan emphasizes the importance of cross-functional collaboration between IT and R&D teams to achieve digital transformation goals that not only advance technological capabilities but also foster sustainable practices.

Listeners gain a deep understanding of how digitalization is transforming traditional R&D in the chemical and materials science sector and learn about specific strategies and technologies DuPont uses to make these innovations both effective and environmentally conscious. This episode serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of digital technology, sustainability, and industrial innovation.

Show Notes:

• Website: Directive - 2022/2464 - EN - CSRD Directive - EUR-Lex (https://bit.ly/3Z6SpEM)

• Website: DuPont R&D – Science & Innovation (https://bit.ly/3O9oyoI)

• Website: From Challenge to Opportunity: How Sustainability and Digitalization are Revolutionizing Innovation in the Semiconductor Industry (https://bit.ly/40QAxPB)

• Website: Research and Development for the Future (https://bit.ly/3AHKMeo)

Upcoming Event/Speaking Opportunity:

• Siemens Realize LIVE: Realize LIVE Americas Call for Speakers | Siemens Software

Contact us:

• Duncan Coffey ([e-mail])

• Don Mack ([e-mail])

• Jonas Norinder ([e-mail])