We had a chance to team up with the folks at Energy Conference Network to bring our podcast listeners a preview of the upcoming IoT in Oil and Gas Conference. In the Drill Down podcast, EKT Interactive president Marty Stetzer sits down with a series of guests bringing you everything from what to expect at the conference itself to C-Suite perspective on IoT implementation in our industry.
Our own Sr. Associate Joe Perino will be moderating the keynote panel at the conference, and he and Marty discuss what you can expect there.
The IoT in Oil and Gas Conference is September 13-14 in Houston, TX, and ECN has offered our listeners a special discount. Use the code EKTI10 at checkout for 10% off the registration price!
Learn more about the IoT in Oil and Gas Conference here.
The podcast episodes are embedded below, but if you want more information on the guests and a breakdown of key topics that are discussed, click on the link to the individual podcast episode webpage.
We enjoyed working with ECN to bring you this series, be sure to let us know how we did.
See you at the IoT in Oil and Gas Conference!
IoT in Oil and Gas Podcast Series
IoT in Oil and Gas Conference with the Energy Conference Network
Preview of the IoT in Oil and Gas Conference keynote panel with Joe Perino
IoT in Oil and Gas – IT/OT Convergence with Statoil VP Jim Claunch
About the IoT in Oil and Gas Conference
Whether you’re a major operator, contractor or technology solution provider, this is your chance to learn from insightful case studies and benchmark against industry best practice. You will also have plenty of time to exchange ideas and network with peers to pursue commercial opportunities.
Results from a new survey by Deloitte forecast 2017 as a year of recovery for commodity prices, with companies expected to gradually ramp up operational activity as demand increases. As a result, IoT technologies will play a crucial role in meeting productivity and cost reduction targets.
And the 3rd Annual IoT in Oil and Gas conference promises to be an even more comprehensive forum for IoT innovation. New developments and frameworks will be explored as companies focus on improving efficiency.
The event will explore how organizations can overcome emerging and existing challenges such as cyber security, lack of standardization, legacy installed bases, and liability of current technologies.
Be sure to save 10% on the conference with the discount code EKTI10.
About ECN – Energy Conference Network
The Energy Conference Network was established in response to a growing disenchantment with traditional conferences.
Why settle for events that have too many sales pitches, make it difficult to meet the right people and focus on shallow industry topics?
Conferences need to be better than this. And that’s where our team comes in. We’re committed to in-depth research for our conference programs, and ensuring you have the best experience possible in the lead-up, onsite and post-event.
Whether it is resource efficiency, supply chain optimization, technology implementation or production enhancement, our conferences have the relevant content you’re looking for.
The Energy Conference Network will organize and execute the most timely, insightful and respected conferences in the energy sector, providing executives with the edge they need to overcome the challenges of today’s operating environment.
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Apoorva Verma says
July 27, 2018 at 4:44 AMAfter knowing the fact that the SCADA systems solution couldn’t serve the oil and gas industry’s needs, decision makers opted for IoT (Internet of Things) and adopted IoT platforms. But the problem with IoT platform adoption is that it is not the complete solution for the Oil and Gas industry’s problems. The oil and gas industry need a complete End-to-End complete IoT solution to ease out the industrial operations in Downstream, Midstream, and Upstream verticals.