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Tom Raftery is a technology and sustainability analyst, keynote speaker and podcast host specialising in energy, climate and supply-chain resilience. He hosts Climate Confident and Resilient Supply Chain and writes about clean energy, decarbonisation, AI, digital transformation and resilient supply chains. He was previously a Global VP at SAP and an analyst at RedMonk.

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Why AI Is Exposing Hidden Enterprise Data Problems

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By Tom Raftery
| Thinkers 360
Oct This written content was disclosed by the author as human only. As companies hand more operational decisions to AI, an old enterprise weakness is becoming newly dangerous: data that is technically correct, but whose meaning depends on a human knowing the context. Somewhere in your ERP system, there is probably a field called “order delivery date”. It sounds reassuringly precise. A date is a date, after all. Except it may not be.
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The Grid Is Becoming Industrial Policy

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By Tom Raftery
| Energy Central Verified
For decades, access to electricity was largely an assumption in industrial site selection. Land mattered. Labour mattered. Logistics, taxes, suppliers, customers, planning permission all mattered. Electricity? You connected to the grid. That assumption is starting to break.
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How 800+ Podcast Interviews Became a Research System

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By Tom Raftery
| Thinkers 360
Sep This written content was disclosed by the author as human only. For years, I treated each podcast interview as a discrete piece of content. Research the guest. Record the conversation. Edit it. Publish it. Promote it. Then move on to the next one. The interviews remained available, of course, but the unit of value was always the episode. That changed when five researchers: Stefan Seuring, Jannik Neuberger, Sharfah Ahmad Qazi, Lara Schilling and Andrea S.
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