Technology company Syscore will participate as a Platinum Partner at the D2O Impact Summit 2026 in Jaipur, bringing its focus on technology, AI and digital systems to discussions around sustainability and the built environment.
The D2O Impact Summit 2026 is scheduled for September 5 in Jaipur, bringing together leaders working across sustainability and the built environment. Syscore said its participation will focus on discussions around sustainability, innovation, technology and leadership, with particular attention to how technology can support organisations working on large-scale impact.
Syscore has worked with organisations in the sustainability, health and mission-driven sectors for more than two decades. Its experience includes developing technology systems for programmes focused on sustainability and human well-being.
The company is approaching the summit with a focus on the practical role of technology rather than technology adoption for its own sake. Its view is that digital systems should help organisations simplify their operations, improve access to information and make it easier to deliver on their core missions.
For organisations working with complex technology environments, this can include connecting existing systems so information can move more effectively across different parts of an organisation. In other cases, the requirement may involve replacing legacy systems, reducing manual processes or developing new platforms around specific operational needs.
Artificial intelligence is also expected to be part of the discussion. Syscore said there is strong interest in the potential of AI among organisations, but believes the value of these technologies depends on having the right underlying systems and data foundations in place.
The company plans to use its presence at the Jaipur summit to engage with organisations dealing with challenges such as disconnected systems, outdated technology, manual processes and difficult-to-access data. It also expects discussions to cover where AI can fit into the future technology strategies of mission-driven organisations.
The summit comes at a time when sustainability organisations are increasingly looking at digital tools to manage standards, certification processes, data and operational workflows. Syscore’s participation places its technology experience within that broader conversation.
The company said it hopes the event will provide an opportunity to exchange ideas with organisations working across sustainability and the built environment and explore how technology can support their long-term objectives.
Source: This article is based on an official press release issued by Syscore
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