Digital Oil and Gas
What you'll learn
- Definitions of digital terminology
- Leading digital technologies impacting oil and gas
- Pace and nature of impacts of digital technologies on oil and gas
- Management challenges of adopting digital innovations in oil and gas
Requirements
- High level understanding of the oil and gas industry
- General awareness of digital technologies
Description
Digital technologies are poised to make an impact on the oil and gas industry, but when? What will be the impacts? Which technologies will have the greatest impact? How big will the impact be? How will these technologies be best implemented? How can companies, suppliers, regulators and employees prepare for these changes? What does this mean for your oil and gas career?
The combination of COVID19 and the oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia (and the rest of OPEC), is creating great pressure on the industry to modernize as much and as fast as possible. Digital tools are among the few remaining ways that the industry can improve costs, productivity and climate impacts with one stroke.
This course (Version 2.0) is the on-line version of the one-day in-person seminar offered by the course instructor to oil companies and services companies around the world. Described as “the definitive guide to preparing your career for digital in oil and gas”, Digital Oil and Gas is a one-stop place to learn about digital in the industry.
Participants learn the terminology and backstory to digital innovation in the industry, a framework for thinking about digital technologies, the maturity and impact of leading technologies, and the likely opportunities in upstream, midstream and downstream.
The course is based on the bestselling book, ‘Bits, Bytes, and Barrels: The Digital Transformation of Oil and Gas’, available on Amazon, Audible, iTunes and many other on-line book shops.
Who this course is for:
- oil and gas industry professionals
- technology industry professionals
- field service companies
- consultants to oil and gas
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Course content
7 lectures • 48minIntroduction
- Preview05:25
- Preview01:26
- 14:43Working definition of digital
- 7 questionsDigital or Not Digital?
- 06:31Two Laws of Digital
- 3 questionsMetcalfe's Law in action
- 06:13Capital Markets and Valuation
- 3 questionsCase Assignment -- SWOT Analysis
- 11:15Critical Insights from Early Adopters
- 4 questionsIdentifying New Business Models
- 02:07Recap of Learning Goals
7 lectures • 35minDigital Framework
6 lectures • 35minUnderstanding the core of digital: data, IoT, AI and robotics
5 lectures • 38minDigital technologies: Cloud computing, Blockchain, and ERP
5 lectures • 23minEmerging Technology
8 lectures • 26minDigital Maturity Model
4 lectures • 19minFuse and Bang
7 lectures • 28minDigital in the Upstream
7 lectures • 23minDigital in Midstream Oil and Gas
8 lectures • 24minDigital in Downstream Oil and Gas
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 917 Reviews
- 1,347 Students
- 1 Course
Geoffrey Cann is an author, trainer, podcaster, and consultant to the Oil and Gas industry. Following an early career with Imperial Oil, he became a partner at Deloitte, where he carried out hundreds of consulting assignments in Canada, the US, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Australia and the Caribbean over a 30 year career. Today, he specialises in digital innovation in Oil and Gas, teaches a 1-day seminar on digital oil and gas, produces a weekly article and podcast on digital issues in energy, and has published his first book, Bits, Bytes and Barrels: The Digital Transformation of Oil and Gas.