As oil and gas prices remain volatile, companies are looking to companies like ZEDEDA, the leader in edge infrastructure orchestration, to leverage the power of data and increased automation to optimize operations and gain a competitive advantage. The company’s industry experience includes a combined solution for Connected Oilfield Systems to help streamline and reduce costs
Pulling timely actionable insights from edge environments like oil rigs, wells and refineries can save millions of dollars by reducing equipment failure and safety issues and maintaining regulatory compliance. These environments, however, can be very remote and may have limited on-site staff, so addressing these challenges requires tools designed to simplify managing and securing edge infrastructure.
ZEDEDA has been a key partner in helping innovative oil and gas operators accelerate their digital transformation and increase their ability to remotely manage connected operations. Working with Advantech and Arrow Electronics, the company produced a new, combined solution for Connected Oilfield Systems to help streamline and reduce costs in oil and gas field operations.
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Even though executives recognize digitization as the key to unlocking the gains they seek, deploying those technologies at scale remains elusive. Research from McKinsey showed that while almost every company has begun running digitization projects, 70% have not moved beyond the pilot phase.
ZEDEDA Joins Innovation Panel at Data Driven Oil & Gas USA 2023 Conference
ZEDEDA’s VP of Business Development, Michael Maxey, will present at the Data Driven Oil & Gas USA 2023 Conference on Tuesday, June 20 at 2:50 pm CT. Maxey will be part of the “Cutting Edge — Latest Innovative Technology” panel, along with Jim Sage, IT Manager – Emerging Technologies & Solution Architecture at Oxy; Scott Parent, VP Field Technology at ANSYS; Prabu Parthasarathy, Global VP Partner Success at Cognite and Joe Perino, President & CEO at PERTEX.
The discussion will look at how technological advances are making data-driven operating models a reality for oil and gas companies as they look to digitize their businesses. Because their equipment is often in remote, unstaffed locations, companies need real-time visibility into their assets and data to operate effectively.
“There’s so much opportunity for the oil and gas industry to innovate with edge AI and IoT solutions,” said Maxey. “Deploying edge computing platforms can help organizations become more efficient, keep people safe and achieve a greener future.”
SOURCE: BusinessWire