The Why of Net Zero with guest: Hypervine

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The Support Series, focuses on the support available from members to facilitate Scottish businesses’ Net Zero journey. We are delighted that some of these members will be joining us to share their own experience, learnings and the know-how they have gathered to date.

This session, we were joined by Hypervine.io, pioneers digital solutions for the engineering, mining, and construction industries, leveraging AI, satellite data analytics, and automation. Hypervine offers an integrated platform for real-time data collection, secure sharing, and collaboration, alongside expert consulting services. Their flagship products include a platform ensuring data integrity and AirDoc.Pro, a chatbot streamlining PDF interactions with trusted information sources. Hypervine drives efficiency, safety, and sustainability, leading digital transformation in these sectors.

Paul Duddy is the founder and CEO of Hypervine.io, a leader in digital innovation for the engineering, mining, and construction sectors. With a strong background in technology, Paul has driven Hypervine’s growth by integrating blockchain, AI, satellite data, and data analytics to tackle industry challenges. He has successfully transformed companies with no prior tech experience into efficient, tech-savvy operations.

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All of our Net-Zero support sessions are available to view below. If you have any questions at all about the support we’re offering, then please contact Eric Boinard [email protected]

 

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