Management consulting
Sustainability, technology and the greater good
Responsible AI in ESG management and product innovation
Who we are
Dr Stéphanie Camaréna
Source Transitions is founded by Stéphanie Camaréna PhD. Throughout her career, she has focused on ways of designing with people to ensure technology was an enabler rather than a barrier to sustainable futures. This relies on making the societal, environmental and financial trade-offs visible for better decision-making.
Stéphanie has developed the “Bottom-Up Engagement Framework” (BUE) which allows and empowers people in organisations to leverage existing iterative practices (i.e. Agile, Lean, others) as a way to engage with AI for sustainability and ethics for the benefit of the whole. Participatory design and participatory futures play an important role to how Source Transitions engages with people at work.
Source Transitions takes a human-centered approach to developing strategies using design thinking and peer-reviewed research. By putting people first, we enable technological implementation to reflect the changing world and ethical standards. Our management consulting experts assist our clients transform faster to a more sustainable way of doing things.
About Us
Why AI for sustainability?
AI for the unusual suspects
AI for the unusual suspects
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the opportune partner that sustainable development needs to design, implement and plan the future of our planet and its sustainability more effectively. Technology, like AI, can help us create expeditiously, use resources in a sustainable manner, reducing and managing waste generated more effectively.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the opportune partner that sustainable development needs to design, implement and plan the future of our planet and its sustainability more effectively. Technology, like AI, can help us create expeditiously, use resources in a sustainable manner, reducing and managing waste generated more effectively.
Successfully incorporating responsible AI is key to designing more efficient systems. However, it should be considered as one of the elements of the transitions strategy and evaluated within sustainability and ethical frameworks. Without these important contexts new systems are self-limiting.
AI for the unusual suspects
AI for the unusual suspects
AI for the unusual suspects
For solutions to truly serve people and planet, they need to solve real problems for real people and be designed with purpose by those the technology affects.
The best ideas on how to use AI for sustainability transitions often come from where you would expect it least.
Source Transitions reinvests all profits on projects led by communiti
For solutions to truly serve people and planet, they need to solve real problems for real people and be designed with purpose by those the technology affects.
The best ideas on how to use AI for sustainability transitions often come from where you would expect it least.
Source Transitions reinvests all profits on projects led by communities and not for profit organisations who want to codesign the systems and models of the future.
Research
AI for the unusual suspects
Research
We scan your industry, provide glimpses of sustainable futures and design pathways to shape the opportunities for ethical and regenerative transitions.
We also align R&D with partners in vocational and higher education institutions both in Australia and in Europe if required.
We base our advice on thorough research and offer research services to our clients and partners.