NTT Group Partners With ClimateForce to Create World's First Smart Rainforest
ClimateForce is working on the restoration of this section of the Daintree Rainforest, which, over time, has become infested by invasive species following its initial destruction. The project will receive substantial support from NTT in the form of the Smart Management Platform (SMP) Technology and Analytics. NTT DATA, a major player in global digital business and IT services, will provide operational assistance and contribute funds to support the ongoing regeneration work.
The project will receive substantial support from NTT in the form of the Smart Management Platform (SMP) Technology and Analytics. Photo: rastanley.com.au |
Barney Swan, CEO and Co-founder of ClimateForce praised the role of technological solutions in preserving the world's ecosystems, saying, "ClimateForce is a proving ground for technologies that protect biodiversity, and help mitigate climate change. The generous support from NTT and NTT DATA will help us quickly expand our initiative in the Daintree and speed up our goal of developing replicable models that regenerate ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and foster resilient local economies in other locations."
NTT DATA's involvement will expand to include the application of AI, data gathering, and analysis, as well as predictive analytics to assess and enhance organic reforestation methods. The cooperation will also see the tech giant contributing funds to assist ClimateForce in purchasing and protecting the regenerated land in perpetuity.
Bob Pryor, CEO of NTT DATA Services, shared the company's excitement about supporting ClimateForce's mission. He said, "NTT DATA met Barney through our sponsorship of his father's Undaunted: the South Pole 2023 expedition, which advocated for sustainable practices and long-term protections for Antarctica. We're excited to extend this relationship and help ClimateForce with its mission in the tropics, which perfectly aligns with our vision for realizing a sustainable future."
ClimateForce is a registered Australian charity that seeks to accelerate scalable and sustainable solutions for business and daily life. The organization is based in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area in Queensland, Australia. The team engages locally, nationally, and internationally to connect businesses to productive and profitable carbon-neutral models.
NTT contributes to a sustainable society through the power of innovation. They are a leading global technology company providing services to consumers and businesses as a mobile operator, infrastructure, networks, applications, and consulting provider. Their offerings include digital business consulting, managed application services, workplace and cloud solutions, data centers, and edge computing, all supported by their deep global industry expertise.
NTT DATA is a $30 billion trusted global innovator of IT and business services. They help clients transform through business and technology consulting, industry and digital solutions, applications development and management, managed edge-to-cloud infrastructure services, BPO, systems integration, and global data centers.
This landmark partnership brings together sustainability and technology in an endeavor that could inspire and serve as a model for future global environmental restoration projects. By utilizing technology today, NTT and ClimateForce are creating innovative solutions for protecting our planet's precious resources for generations to come.
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