Digitalization opens a wealth of possibilities – from handling alternate products and establishing all-new supply chains to connecting more partners to realizing bright opportunities.
Innovative downstream technology helps to better a company’s CO2 footprint, e.g., via optimized tour planning, streamlined on-site traffic, paperless processes or forward-looking asset usage.
The energy leaders of tomorrow look ahead, not back. They embrace innovation, collaboration, and next-gen tech to shape both our industry and our society in sustainable, substantial ways.
Full transparency and real-time IIoT data facilitate optimal asset usage on and off the premises, including early identification of wear-out, leakage, etc. This gives the staff in the field the chance to fix damaged gear rather than replace it.
To get the brightest minds and best talents on board, today’s and tomorrow’s energy leaders must be able to provide attractive, modern, and digitized workspaces incl. best-of-breed, user-oriented tools to work with.
Rendering one’s business future-ready requires new investments and capital shifts. One way to free the needed resources: adhering capital discipline and increasing core business efficiency.
Via shared Cloud technologies and smart web services with comparatively brief implementation periods, downstream companies can significantly boost their agility in a fast-moving and hard-to-predict market.
No single enterprise can master the energy transition alone. Thus, one major success factor is collaboration along the supply chain, especially at the friction points where physical products or digital information change hands.
