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In this interview, Raymond Mitten, Vice President of Advanced Digital Technologies at Imperative Chemical Partners, explains ...

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As the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks targeting Operational Technology (OT) environments continue to rise, organizations are under increasing pressure to strengthen their cybersecurity ...

Read as Adam Pryor, Manager - Strategic Analytics at Murphy Oil, delves into the persistent barriers to scaling AI and how to navigate the new, fast-paced lands ...

Connected worker solutions have evolved from niche innovations into essential strategies for developing today’s workforce and tackling the challenges of modern industry. The connected worker sector ...

Data management in the upstream oil and gas industry is crucial for exploration, drilling, and production operations. This sector generates vast amounts of data from sources like seismic surveys, ...

With increasing speculation that the next oil price downturn is just around the corner, oil and gas companies are under immense operational pressure to drive efficiencies and improve business ...

In today’s dynamic oil and gas landscape, harnessing the power of data and digital technology to effectively drive decision making is essential for operational efficiency, cost reduction, and ...

Flow assurance: what does it mean? Flow assurance is a new term in the oil and gas industry, originating in the 1990s, and coined by Petrobras. Translated from the Portuguese, this meant ‘guarantee of ...

What does asset integrity mean for the oil and gas industry? Asset integrity, or asset integrity management systems (AIMS) is the term for an asset’s capacity to run effectively and accurately, whilst ...

Fixed platforms are shallow-water rigs that can be physically attached to the sea floor. They stand on legs of steel or concrete that are piled into the sea floor, or rely on their own weight to ...