As industrial organizations accelerate AI, advanced analytics and digital transformation initiatives, traditional point-to-point data architectures are becoming a major barrier to innovation.

Explore real-world results from YPFB Andina and AspenTech, demonstrating how an integrated, asset-wide approach can uncover hidden production opportunities and improve economic performance—without relying solely on new capital investment.

Industrial leaders understand that AI success depends on more than algorithms, it requires a strong, connected data foundation. While purpose-built Industrial AI can deliver value on its own, organizations that effectively manage and contextualize data are better positioned to scale impact and sustain competitive advantage.

Formation evaluation plays an essential role in helping decision makers locate and evaluate suitable geological formations for sustainable resource utilization, as well as predict and mitigate potential environmental impacts.

Upstream companies today must achieve operational excellence by reducing emissions and utility demands, improving production at existing assets and replacing and expanding reserves while exhibiting capital discipline.

Electrification is accelerating across all economic sectors as the world increases demand for resources, energy and sustainability. The shift from fossil-based systems to electric will drive change within the existing power infrastructure and beyond with new microgrids and self-generation at industrial sites.

Capital project owners need to optimize their CAPEX spending throughout the lifecycle of their projects, from design to operations.

Leading asset-intensive companies are using prescriptive maintenance—powered by AI and machine learning—to unlock the value and productivity lying uncaptured in assets. Using a scalable, easy to implement prescriptive maintenance solution, companies can improve the accuracy of failure detection, increase the advance notification period of asset downtime events and reduce maintenance spend.

The race to a zero-carbon future is on. Global oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical companies have announced ambitious carbon mitigation, plastics re-use and water conservation targets. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture and utilization (CCU) are key technologies to help companies reach their sustainability goals.

As sustainability targets drive the energy industry towards a net zero future and energy security concerns intensify, companies are challenged to meet these competing demands within financial and workforce restraints. Owners and EPCs must cater to short-term energy demands while simultaneously positioning themselves for the long-term energy transition projects gaining traction.