The Incredible Potential of AI and Satellite Data According to CGI’s Chief Sustainability Officer

The recent appointment of Mattie Yeta as the chief sustainability officer for CGI in the UK has generated much excitement regarding the potential of integrating AI and satellite earth observation data. Yeta, who assumed her new role in March 2022, is well-positioned to offer vital support to the company’s external engagements, provide actionable insights for clients, and play a key role in advancing the firm’s sustainability agenda.

Yeta has expressed her keen enthusiasm for the possibilities presented by technology, stating that “we’ve only scratched the surface of what is possible through technology.” Her vision for the future involves the fusion of artificial intelligence and satellite earth observation data, which she believes holds the key to unlocking numerous opportunities for sustainable development and environmental stewardship.

Additionally, Yeta has emphasized the importance of employing ‘rebel’ approaches to corporate transformation, signaling a departure from conventional methods towards innovative and disruptive strategies. Her understanding of the significance of embracing unconventional pathways to drive corporate sustainability underscores a commitment to challenging the status quo and fostering real change within the industry.

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In conclusion, the convergence of AI and satellite earth observation data holds tremendous promise for driving sustainable development and environmental stewardship. As CGI’s chief sustainability officer, Mattie Yeta brings a fresh perspective on harnessing the potential of technology and advocating for ‘rebel’ approaches to corporate transformation. By embracing innovation and disruptive strategies, Yeta is poised to make a significant impact in steering CGI towards a more sustainable future.