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The New Work Order

Analysing the evolution of talent, leadership, and the automated workforce.

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Account Aggregator Framework at Five: What It Means for CFOs in Indian Financial ServicesVarad Diwate · 8 October 2026

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Smart Factories in India: Why Intelligence, Not Automation, Is the DifferentiatorLalita Subrahmanyam · 28 September 2026

ESG and FDI in India: A Risk Filter, Not a Reason to InvestPriya Dialani · 15 September 2026

Data Centre Uptime in India: Why Commissioning Decides ItDivya Dawar · 2 September 2026

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Clean Stack Forum India. Clean freight is a stack, not a switch: it gets built one layer at a time. Transport and Logistics, 17 February 2027, Nagpur. Register interest.

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Data Stack Global India: Construction & Infrastructure

Date: 16 February 2027
Venue: Nagpur, Maharashtra

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Confirmed speakers

Koustuv ChoudhuriTechnical Director, AECOM
Sabyasachi NayakVice President & Head, Design & Engineering Centre, RBF SBG, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Transport Infrastructure IC
Vinod Kumar AgrawalDirector (Systems & Operations), Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Ltd

On the agenda

10:50 amOpening discussionFrom break-fix to predicted: what changes when the asset tells you firstWho is accountable for the sensors after the contractor has gone?
11:30 amPanel oneStructure before software: getting your data ready before you buy anythingWho owns the schema when six contractors each brought their own?
12:50 pmWalkthroughCarbon data, from certificate to pourWhere does the carbon claim stop matching the pour?

Live

Clean Stack Forum India: Transport & Logistics

Date: 17 February 2027
Venue: Nagpur, Maharashtra

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On the agenda

11:00 amPractitioner briefingThe Scope 3 mandate: what your customer now requiresWhat do I need to do to stay on the tender list?
11:30 amPanel oneBuilding the backbone: ports, airports, rail and road in a multimodal MaharashtraShould my routing already have changed?
12:45 pmInteractive sessionSustainability scorecard: benchmarking your own carbon and cost footprintWhat is my number, and how does it compare?

The New Work Order

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BIM Adoption in India: The Savings Are Documented. The Scepticism Hasn't Moved.