Data + Upstream, where is the road

International oil companies' digital upgrade is remarkable

Shell: Digital twin technology

Shell has been bullish on digital twin technology. Last September, Akselos deployed structured digital twin technology for Shell's Bonga Main floating production storage and offloading tanker in Nigeria. In October, Shell signed a partnership with Aveva to support the use of digital twins in managing asset life cycles through the creation of an engineered data warehouse.

Eni: Supercomputing and algorithms

Eni sees big data processing capabilities as a competitive advantage and introduces a powerful computer for industrial use, the HPC5 supercomputer. In addition to strengthening industrial data processing capabilities, Eni also focuses on the fields of artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, industrial Internet of Things, robotics and additive manufacturing, and blockchain technology.

ADNOC: Panoramic digital command Center

ADNOC established Panorama Digital Command Center, which aggregates real-time information from 14 specialized subsidiaries and joint ventures to predict a series of operational scenarios through intelligent analytical models, artificial intelligence and big data, and give effective operational insights and recommendations. Continued investment and building on digital transformation over the past few years has made ADNOC more resilient and adaptable in the current industry environment.

Schlumberger: Machine Learning and cloud computing

Schlumberger continues to strengthen its machine learning and cloud computing capabilities. He has worked with AIQ and G42 in ABU Dhabi on the development and deployment of AI, machine learning and data solutions for the oil and gas industry. Partnering with IBM's Red Hat to combine hybrid cloud computing with the oil and gas industry to create a digital platform for the future; We have also worked with companies such as Google and Microsoft to support the delivery of machine learning services to their customers.

Halliburton: Digital supply chain

Halliburton has signed strategic agreements with Accenture and Microsoft to help boost its digital capabilities on Microsoft's Azure cloud. Under the agreement, Halliburton will enhance the reliability and security of Halliburton's overall systems by enhancing the real-time platform of remote operation extension, leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve the analytical capabilities of the database, accelerate the application of new technologies, and improve the reliability and security of Halliburton's overall systems. Halliburton has also partnered with Accenture to accelerate digital supply chain transformation. Enhance the visibility and operability of real-time supply chains with AI analytics for greater transparency and faster decision making.