IBM Supports Climate Adaptation With Environmental Intelligence Offering
Adam Barnard
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Executive Summary
This report forms part of Verdantix coverage of the climate technology software market. It will help sustainability and climate leaders to understand how software offerings can help their firms’ analysts better manage adaptation to climate change and climate impacts. IBM Environmental Intelligence is one such offering, providing insights into specific industrial challenges, ranging from climate risk analysis to vegetation management.IBM Environmental Intelligence is part of a broader sustainability software portfolio
This platform provides insights to support firms’ climate strategy and real-time operational decisions
Utility, insurance, agriculture and energy firms benefit immediately from IBM’s adaptation insights
About the Authors
Adam Barnard
Principal Analyst
Adam is a Principal Analyst in the Verdantix Net Zero & Climate Risk practise. Prior to joining Verdantix, Adam was a Director at an environmentally focused US investment ...
Ryan Skinner
VP Research
Ryan is a VP Research at Verdantix, where he leads a team of analysts delivering research, data and advisory services that help clients navigate the fast-evolving landscape of...
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