IT infrastructure serves as a bed rock for Digitalization and also an enabling layer for Sustainable Digitalization. We can have Sustainable IT without Sustainable Digitalization but it cannot be vice-versa. It should be realized that utilization of Sustainable IT along with Industry X.0 technologies are quintessential to get a competitive edge in the Race to Net Zero, the question remains how sustainably you can implement these without breaking a sweat.

Mr Dhruv Jain

Digital & Industry 4.0 Lead, Aditya Birla Group

We need to start from the Low hanging fruit and then to move further and further in current scenario of automation of assets to increase the value they give to the company the first low hanging fruit will be Connect and Integrate the asset machinery which is to be followed by second low hanging fruit which is Diagnostic data from the connected asset and to integrate the data with digital technologies to get insightful data this is lay the foundation for the last fruit to predict the process flow and areas needed to automate and then Automation of needed areas.

Mr. Debasis Mishra

Digital Alliances Manager & Complex Projects- AP, (Sensia JV), Schlumberger

Smart cities, telecom, refineries, agriculture, healthcare and e-commerce are some complex eco-systems and that need to be operated in an integrated fashion. Ashtang AL stack has 8 layers, Digitization, Controllability, Simulation, Interpretation, Explanation, Optimization, Causality, Prediction and Adaptability. We need these layers in a complete digital twin to interpret raw data time series, have causality models, understand how to bring prediction models, use simulation to do optimization while handling complex cases

Mr. Shailesh Kumar

Chief Data Scientist, CoE/A.I./M.L., Reliance Jio

If Industry 4.0 scores it goals and intensify in future then, how does it starts to interact with humans at large within the organization, how jobs transform, how industry ethics transform to become relevant to the aspects of Industry 4.0 and how does this cyber, digital element will come into picture to enable us to take the journey of Industry 4.0 to per se Industry 4.1, then Industry 4.2 and so on to Industry 5.0 which the world is currently looking at.

Mr. Shubhranshu Patnaik

Senior Director, Deloitte India

Industry 5.0 which applies to all the industries to whatever we do, it is really astonishing and seeing the recent past it has emerged that we are all undergoing a transition, a transition for a better future, for a cleaner future where we all will have a better life to live in, better world and in this journey if we unite together and share our knowledge and skill then it will be good enough for all of us to reach that knowledge platform in a much shorter span of time.

Mr M K Srivastava

ED Engineering, NTPC Ltd