Digital transformation optimizes operations, reduces costs and unlocks new value in the oil and gas industry. The FPSO Cidade de Itajaí (pictured) was Ocyan’s first offshore production unit to operate in the Santos (Campo de Baúna). The FPSO contract term runs from 2022 to 2026 for client Karoon. By Rodrigo Chamusca, Ocyan The oil and gas industry has embraced technologies like Big Data analytics, remote monitoring, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things sensors, digital twins, robotic process automation software, cloud computing, additive manufacturing, drones, video analytics and mixed realities. These tools enhance value generation and help companies adapt to market demands. Innovation in the oil and gas sector has evolved, with Brazilian companies integrating these technologies into core strategies and creating R&D departments. Challenges in governance and innovation include assessing new technologies without prior knowledge, risk appetite and resistance to change. Cultural shifts within organizations are necessary but often met with employee resistance. Employee apprehensions about job displacement hinder technological adoption and innovation. A lack of understanding and skepticism about new technologies exacerbates this issue. Adapting to new tools can create a skills gap, making recruitment and retention difficult. The industry also struggles to attract young talent, as it doesn’t […]
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