Climate Rising

Climate Adaptation & Supply Chains: Everstream Analytics’ AI Solution

Apr 26, 2023

36:42

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

The Challenges of Running a Remote Company

2min

The Future of Supply Chains

2min

How to Predict Arrival Times of Shipments

2min

The Importance of Understanding Sub-Tier Suppliers

2min

The Importance of Arrival Time and Quality and Carbon Emissions

2min

The Purpose of Scenario Planning

2min

The Different Types of Companies That Differentiate Their Time Horizon

3min

Cold Call's 200th Episode on Social Purpose

3min

10.

How to Predict a Wildfire and Prepare for It

3min

11.

Tier Three Suppliers to a Medical Device Company

2min

12.

How to Mitigate Water Levels in Rivers That Lead to Ports

2min

13.

The Differences Between Open Source, Public Domain and Algorithms

2min

14.

The Pressure to Make Flood Predictions a Government Function

2min

15.

The Future of EverStream Analytics

2min

16.

The Future of Data Science

3min

17.

Climate Rising: The Story of EverStream Analytics and Climate Rising

2min

In this fifth episode in our series on climate change and artificial intelligence (AI), Jim Hayden, Chief Data Scientist at Everstream Analytics, discusses how they use AI and machine learning to help mitigate risk and optimize opportunities for supply chain logistics in a changing climate and in the face of extreme weather events, such as heat stress, drought, and temperature extremes. And he shares his advice for those interested in careers in business and climate.

For transcripts and other resources, visit climaterising.org.

Climate Rising Host: Professor Mike Toffel, Faculty Chair, Business & Environment Initiative

Guest: Jim Hayden, Chief Data Scientist, Everstream Analytics