The two-day IoT track will guide you on using this technology to improve operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. From real case studies of how IoT is used innovatively in the industry, technical considerations when integrating IoT systems and devices to the latest development in IoT technology.

Blockchain technology is changing the oil and gas industry. The track, organized in partnership with Blockchain for Energy, will cover the impact of Blockchain on environmental sustainability, asset management, supply chain management, and its use in providing financial transparency and reducing fraud.

Digital Twins continue to be a game changer for oil and gas companies. The Digital Twins track will equip you and your company with the insight to make informed and improved data-driven decisions from subsurface modeling and rig design to production, safety, and field resourcing.

Edge computing is widely recognized as a critical tool in bridging the information gap, particularly in remote or offshore locations with unreliable internet connections. With the fast growth of IoT devices in the energy industry, operators and service companies need a flexible infrastructure to manage their data, leverage insights and achieve predictive maintenance. The Edge Computing track will highlight real-world examples of how oil and gas companies successfully implement edge computing solutions, the lessons learned, how distributed computing and AI at the Edge can be applied to operations, and the associated operational benefits.

As the world becomes more connected, so is the oil and gas industry. Innovations in bandwidth communications, 5G, and LoRa networks are rapidly connecting even the most remote work areas. The Connectivity track will inform you about Communication technologies, cybersecurity and its role in ensuring the confidentiality of data and systems, and how to ensure regulatory compliance.