Green Code: Technology as responsibility.
Having seen the dark sides of digitalisation, it is time to find the way out. Here we show how technology can actually be used as a force for sustainability, justice and participation.
"Digitalisation can be done right – if we take ownership."
What you will learn
This talk is created for those who want the power to act. We move from describing the problem to concrete strategies that work in everyday life and in a professional context.
Audience
Leaders, IT decision-makers, and anyone who wants a more conscious relationship with their digital everyday life.
Personal footprint
How individuals can reduce their digital footprint in everyday life through simple but effective choices.
Corporate responsibility
What businesses and public agencies can actually do to take responsibility for their digital impact on the world around them.
Data structure
How choices of technology and data structure can affect the environment and people globally, in a wider perspective.
Democracy
Which digital practices strengthen – or weaken – our democracy in a time of rapid technological change.
Combine progress with a value-based footing.
Digitalisation is not a goal in itself, but a means of creating a better society. In this talk you will learn how to navigate the technological jungle without losing sight of your core values.
Hope and the power to act
This is not just a theoretical review. It is an accessible and engaging presentation of concrete measures. We look at real-world examples where companies have changed course and where individuals have made a noticeable difference.
The goal is for you to leave the room feeling that it is possible. That digitalisation, when done right, can be our most important ally in the fight for a fairer and greener planet.
Ørjan Stenseng