La digitalización no salvará la transición energética, a menos que... | Dr. René Deist | TEDxGöttingen

El Dr. René Deist, director de información y digital de EnBW, sostiene que la tecnología por sí sola no basta para impulsar la transición energética. En su charla en TEDxGöttingen explica que la forma de usar las herramientas digitales, los datos y la inteligencia artificial importa tanto como la tecnología en sí. Con más de dos décadas de experiencia en digitalización y en la transformación de organizaciones complejas, analiza qué debe cambiar para que la digitalización sea una fuerza real en la transición energética.

• La tecnología por sí sola no basta para la transición energética
• El uso de herramientas digitales, datos e IA es decisivo
• Las organizaciones complejas deben cambiar su forma de adoptar la digitalización

Can digitalization really save the energy transition? Dr. René Deist argues that technology alone is not enough. The way we use digital tools, data and artificial intelligence matters just as much as the technology itself. Drawing on more than two decades of experience in digitalization, AI and the transformation of complex organizations, he explores what needs to change if digitalization is to become a genuine force for the energy transition. TEDxGöttingen 2026 was initiated, organized and moderated by Patrick Bartl. The event brought together ten speakers from science, business and society to explore the theme “Unleashing Superpowers – Ideas that Transform Systems.” Dr. René Deist is Chief Information & Digital Officer (CIO/CDO) at EnBW. Previously, he held senior positions at ZF, Bosch and Faurecia, where he was responsible for global digital and IT strategies. He has more than 20 years of international experience in digitalization, artificial intelligence and the transformation of complex organizations. With a background in mathematics and a Ph.D., he combines analytical depth with practical leadership experience. His current work focuses on agentic AI, digital business models and future-proof organizational structures. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx