
I am a passionate and experienced leader who combines business vision with technical knowledge to create valuable solutions for my customers. With over 20 years of experience in delivery management, business unit management, and innovation management, I have delivered a significant contribution to the value, profitability, and growth of my customers and my own company.
Currently, I am the Head of Strategy at AMIS and the Head of Internet of Things (IoT) at Conclusion, where I focus on industrial IoT, blockchain, and data integration. I help my customers to generate maximum value for their business using industry 4.0 solutions, such as improving supply chain processes, machine performance, asset management, and smart cities. I also believe in reducing our carbon footprint using smart energy sensors, realizing sustainable cities and a cleaner planet. I lead the growth of innovative ideas with the help of my team, peers, and partners, using agile methodologies and continuous delivery. I am always eager to learn new technologies and trends and to share my knowledge and experience with others.
Available For: Advising, Authoring, Consulting, Influencing, Speaking
Travels From: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Speaking Topics: Digital Twin, IoT, Energy transition
| Robbrecht van Amerongen | Points |
|---|---|
| Academic | 25 |
| Author | 90 |
| Influencer | 25 |
| Speaker | 33 |
| Entrepreneur | 35 |
| Total | 208 |
Points based upon Thinkers360 patent-pending algorithm.
Building IOT Capabilities for energy transition and digital twin at scale
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
ESG Reports: The Deceptive Mirage of Sustainability?
Tags: Climate Change, IoT, Sustainability
Waarde halen uit data? Omzeil deze valkuilen
Tags: Digital Transformation, Digital Twins, Renewable Energy
13 DevOps typos explained, and how true they are
Tags: Agile, DevOps, Digital Disruption
Tags: Agile, Digital Twins, IoT
Tags: IT Leadership, IT Strategy, Sustainability
5 Trends in IoT Confirming its Maturity in 2024
Tags: Emerging Technology, IoT, IT Strategy
Taming the IoT Spaghetti: Unraveling the Complexity of IoT Architecture with Pasta Metaphors
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, IT Strategy
How I Embrace Failure: The Unseen Path to Success
Tags: Creativity, Digital Disruption, Leadership
Do you have a digital twin or an imaginary friend?
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, IT Strategy
ESG Reports: The Deceptive Mirage of Sustainability?
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
Do you have a digital twin or an imaginary friend?
Tags: Analytics, Digital Twins, IoT
Sustainability by Design: Driving Green Solutions in Digital Technology
Tags: Digital Disruption, IoT, Sustainability
Tags: AI, Generative AI, IoT
Realtime Data is de Sleutel tot een Succesvolle Energietransitie
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, Renewable Energy
IoT-toepassing en radar op Windpark Maasvlakte 2 beschermen vogels
Tags: IoT, Renewable Energy, Sustainability
9 IoT Conferences and Events you must visit in 2023
Tags: IoT, IT Strategy, Leadership
Tags: Agile, IoT, Leadership
Tags: Digital Disruption, Innovation, IoT
I busted 12 Myths about IoT
Tags: Digital Transformation, Digital Twins, IoT
My interpretation of the Gartner Hype Cycle 2022
Tags: Innovation, IT Leadership, IT Strategy
Tags: Agile, IoT, Renewable Energy
The 5 podcasts I love to listen to (December 2021)
Tags: Innovation, IoT, IT Strategy
Tags: Agile, IoT, IT Operations
How to Destroy a Financial System
Tags: Agile, Entrepreneurship, FinTech
ESG Reports: The Deceptive Mirage of Sustainability?
Tags: IoT, IT Strategy, Renewable Energy
Sustainability by Design: Driving Green Solutions in Digital Technology
Tags: Blockchain, IoT, Sustainability
Tags: AI, IT Strategy, Renewable Energy
What can we learn from the Amish view on technology?
Tags: Design Thinking, Innovation, Leadership
Accelerating Sustainability Through Digital Technology
Tags: IoT, Renewable Energy, Sustainability
Conclusion is Powering Eneco in the energy transition using Microsoft Azure IoT technology
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, Sustainability
IoT in practice: how hardware and software are linked and offers new opportunities
Tags: Digital Transformation, Emerging Technology, IoT
Eneco and Conclusion nominated for Global Energy Transition Award
Tags: IoT
NS and IT partner AMIS Conclusion receive Industry Solutions Awards for IoT digital Twin
Tags: IoT, Smart Cities
Digital Twin Nederlandse Spoorwegenwin the 2023 Industry Solutions Awards
Tags: Digital Twins, Transportation, Smart Cities
What is Slow Management?
Tags: Change Management, Future of Work, Management
MAATWERK OF STANDAARD- HOE KIES JE HET JUISTE EMS?
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, Renewable Energy
The 'dumber' the intelligent edge the better
Tags: AI, Digital Twins, IoT
De slimste keuze voor een EMS: standaard of maatwerk?
Tags: Business Strategy, Renewable Energy, Sustainability
Deze maand bespreekt AMIS Conclusion het global risk report van het WEF.
Tags: Climate Change, IoT, Leadership
https://www.agconnect.nl/partner/conclusion/robbrecht-van-amerongen-van-amis-conclusion-aan-het-woord
Tags: IoT, IT Leadership, Renewable Energy
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
Tags: IoT, IT Strategy, Predictive Analytics
IoT in practice: how hardware and software are linked and offers new opportunities
Tags: Big Data, Digital Transformation, IoT
What is the impact of IoT in daily life?
Tags: Digital Disruption, IoT, IT Leadership
Blockchain and The Future Of Bitcoin
Tags: Blockchain, Business Strategy, Digital Disruption
Earth Valley cafe #4: Smart energy systems and the role of AI
Tags: AI, IoT, Sustainability
Edge Computing - Challenges for IoT solutions at scale
Tags: Innovation, IoT, Security
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, IT Leadership
3D Digital Twin for Utrecht Central Station
Tags: IoT, AI
Best Practices in IOT and Edge Computing – from sensor to project management
Tags: Analytics, IoT, Open Source
Tags: Careers, Open Source, Personal Branding
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, Renewable Energy
Data as essential element in energy transitions
Tags: Digital Transformation, IoT, Renewable Energy
Practical examples from the world of IoT
Tags: IoT, Robotics
https://www.slideshare.net/AMIS_Services/iot-and-the-future-of-work-88724512
Tags: Digital Transformation, Future of Work, IoT
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
Tags: Digital Twins, IoT, Renewable Energy
AMIS Whitepaper User Experience Frameworks “Future of optimal UI development”
Tags: AR/VR, Customer Experience, Digital Transformation
The Cloud is getting closer, what is the weather forecast?'.
Tags: Careers, Cloud, Leadership
ESG Reports: The Deceptive Mirage of Sustainability?
In the realm of sustainability policies, it’s time to address the stellar work accomplished so far—particularly for the external consultants and ESG dashboard creators! We've witnessed a sudden influx of consultants embracing the "green" label in the last two years. Truth be told, we seem to have more reports than trees, and that, to me, doesn't signify sustainability. In fact, the sheer volume of paperwork produced might warrant a new category of CO2 emissions.
Amidst this flurry of advice reports, PowerPoints, and PowerBI ESG analyses, we seem to have forgotten a crucial point: these reports don’t reduce a single drop of CO2. While we meticulously measure our ESG Footprint, is there actual action behind these metrics? Research from Heidrick & Struggles reveals that 51% of directors hire external consultants for sustainability advice. Link
What's more, a staggering 62% of directors admit they're too swamped to actually read these reports. What a surprise! It seems we’re spending more time hiring sustainability advisors than actively pursuing sustainability. So, let's tear up those reports, send those consultants home, and take direct action.
Maybe I'm oversimplifying, but who knows? Perhaps in doing so, we can save the world and a hefty sum—funds otherwise squandered on reports and meetings. A win-win scenario, especially concerning government funds. Efficient allocation of public resources.
It’s time to shift the focus from endless reports to concrete action. Many
researchers are still engrossed in mapping specific emission categories and selecting the best sustainable energy forms for the future. We're so delayed in taking action that all resources must now be dedicated to reducing harmful emissions and preserving biodiversity. It's imperative to prioritize.
Transition massively to electricity as the primary energy source instead of hydrocarbons. While not all power generation is sustainable yet, even less sustainable forms can be made highly efficient. Plus, separating generation from consumption means transitioning from gas to wind energy requires no consumption adjustments. The challenge lies in resolving network congestion—practically, laying more cables underground and maximizing available capacity.
Shift building heating systems away from natural gas. Develop sustainable maintenance plans emphasizing measures like investing in solar panels to reduce electricity demand.
Promote sustainable behaviors among individuals, advocating for LED lighting, solar water heaters, heat pumps, and insulation.
Invest in sustainability education to empower experts capable of guiding businesses and individuals toward sustainable choices as independent advisors.
Facilitate transparent data exchange concerning energy supply and demand (heat, electricity, hydrogen, etc.) publicly. This enables better local alignment of supply and demand, allowing companies to share energy surplus with neighbors and coordinate energy consumption and production within neighborhoods, easing the strain on the grid.
Nearly 50% of CO2 emissions from transportation stem from regular cars (link to report) (only 9% from flying) Encourage the use of public transportation and cycling, ensuring an adequate number of charging stations and promoting the use of electric vehicles.
Support investments in sustainable energy, as these ventures demand significant capital but promise reliable, long-term returns. Facilitating collaborations like energy cooperatives allows residents, users, and co-owners to benefit not just in energy but also in returns on their investment.
Lastly, measure progress efficiently. Use reporting as an instrument for steering rather than an end goal. While there's still low-hanging fruit to be addressed, reporting should remain relatively straightforward. Understanding your footprint is crucial in crafting an effective reduction strategy. Particularly in scope 3, this approach holds relevance. Automating the dashboard should be the aim, allowing sustainability experts to focus on reduction rather than reporting.
In summary, action should precede reports. Sustainable transformation doesn’t stem from Excel sheets; it demands tangible actions. Let's focus on doing rather than fixating on the most ideal PowerBI dashboards. Becoming sustainable requires genuine action—one that cannot be orchestrated solely from an Excel file
Tags: Digital Transformation, Renewable Energy, Sustainability