Measuring the environmental footprint of digital technology and putting a sustainable, joined-up digital strategy in place.
Digital technology is often seen as a lever for the transition, yet it — and AI still more so — carries major environmental impacts. This course invites you to rethink digital practices in the organisation and to embed the principles of responsible digital, giving participants the practical keys to reduce the ecological footprint of what they do and to build a sustainable digital strategy.
Understand the principles of eco-design applied to digital technologies.
Master eco-innovation methods (LCA, PEF, the Brezet wheel) for digital services.
Master the fundamentals of responsible digital and frugal AI.
Question digital practices in the organisation against planetary boundaries.
Draw up responsible digital action plans you can actually start.
Definitions, scopes (manufacture, use, end of life), and the orders of magnitude of digital's environmental impacts.
LCA (ISO 14040/14044), the PEF method and the Brezet wheel applied to digital: where to act concretely.
Model the life cycle of a digital product or service and prioritise the eco-design levers.
Frugal eco-technologies, frugal AI, eco-management of digital services.
The AFNOR frugal-AI framework and the French general framework for the eco-design of digital services (ARCEP, ARCOM, ADEME) — read critically, and for what transfers.
Quick wins, indicators (digital sobriety, material footprint, AFNOR and ADEME frameworks…), 60–90 day milestones.
Map the environmental footprint of the information system and define concrete reduction actions.
Extend the life of digital equipment through refurbishment, pooling or leasing.
Build sobriety and eco-design criteria into digital projects and IT tenders.
Design lighter, more responsible user journeys that limit data and energy consumption.
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