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As the oil and gas industry adapts to its new reality, new technologies are playing a key role in helping companies make better data-driven decisions. In an exclusive roundtable discussion, senior executives of digital agreed that advancements in AI, augmented reality and data management are all driving the transformation of the industry as it transitions to a low-carbon future.
Speakers:
Shan Jegatheeswaran, Vice President of Digital, Oilfield Services, Baker Hughes
Sujit Kumar, President, Agora, a Schlumberger venture
Stuart Thomson, CTO, Ikon Science
Gino Hernandez, Head of Global Digital Business, ABB
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Future of remote operations (0:56)
Digital twins and asset optimization (6:28)
Digitalization and decarbonization (9:59)
Why is data management so important right now? (14:40)
Future trends (21:37)
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