About this event
The Next Generation Digital Oilfield ... M2M . IoT . IIoT . Apps in the Cloud
The "Connected Oilfield" has been produced as a live event between 2004 and 2020, three or four times annually in different locations including Abuja (Nigeria), Abu Dhabi, Cairo (Egypt), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Aberdeen (UK) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) - over 50 events in total. It's purpose is to discuss state-of-the-art ICTs for both operational and crew welfare applications, in both onshore and offshore locations.
Produced by:
Paul Stahl, Executive, c21Virtual
Moderated by:
Brad Grady, Senior Analyst, NSR
Panellists
Session 1: 14:00 - 15:30 (UK Time - BST)
Arif Sulistiyono, Senior Telecommunications Engineer, BW Offshore
Philippe Daroux, Industrial Network Design & Consulting Manager, Chevron
Chevron will be presenting a few HSE and IIoT use cases as well as asking how to provide connectivity for field workers and devices in the complex Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream Oil & Gas environment? How and which wireless technologies can be leveraged to enable the best end user experience in a safe and secured way? And why is IIoT an exciting and less expensive way to get additional field information?
David Burr, Vice President Business Development, Comtech EF Data
The current market situation means that now is the right time to invest in your network to enable digital transformation projects while laying the groundwork for recovery of the market. The Comtech presentation examines smart strategies for how service providers can enable operational cost savings today while preparing for opportunity when oil and gas markets recover.
Jean-Michel Rouylou, Head of Enterprise and Broadband, ST Engineering iDirect
Success in the energy market is largely dependent on how oil & gas industries develop toward profitable production offshore due to falling costs. Connectivity will allow the industry to digitize, optimize, and automate processes that were previously unconnected to save time and money, and to increase safety. Satellite’s inherent capabilities such as its ability to reach remote areas, ability to scale and to extend coverage make it an essential part of a hybrid network needed to advance the digital transformation.
Session 2: 15:30 - 17:00 (UK Time - BST)
Jhonny Villasmil, Sr. Telecom Engineer, A Major International EPC Corporation
This presentation will be discussing the upgrading of legacy wireless communication systems, from VHF/Microwave to Gigabit Ethernet Radios, new systems requiring communication... Designing Fiber Optic Backbone with Last Mile Radio Links, factors to be considered, suitable technology, where it is recommendable... Designing a Fully Fiber Optic Network, implications, available technology, which kind of projects require it.
Alvaro Sanchez, CEO, Integrasys
Integrasys contend that the prompt recovery of the Oil & Gas sector is a great opportunity for service providers to design and deploy new networks, for O&G customers take out the most of their resources and exchange data seamlessly and automated, with the least number of people on the platforms and rigs.
Renato Goodfellow, Head of Satellite, BT Global Services
Muhammad Soliman, Digitalization Lead - Industry 4.0 / IIoT / A.I., Shell
One of the biggest spend categories in the Digital Oilfield will be on sensors. Physical devices, such as vehicles, equipment, valves, pumps, tools, and gear embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity will enable these objects to connect and exchange data. Digital technology companies describe these sensor-enabled devices as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Oil and gas companies have decades of experience with sensor-enabled things—it was called Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).
Arnaud Feletin, Director IT and Cybersecurity, GPI Group
Hosted by
Arnaud is the Senior IT Director for Technip FMC, aligning IT strategies with business demand... focused on ITIL, Infrastructure, Networks, Telecoms, Enterprise Systems and Security. His expreience extends to similar positions in Hess, Baker Hughes and Schlumberger.
c21-virtual was derived from EMP, which since 2002 had organised roundtable style conferences across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, North America, South America, and Europe, more than 150 live events in total.
The “Connected World Series” of virtual conferences, a c21-virtual brand, was formed
