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September 13-14, 2017
Marriott Westchase - Houston, TX

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Exploring the latest developments of IoT in oil and gas

September 13-14, 2017 – Marriott Westchase – Houston, Texas

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300+

Attendees

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Sessions

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Speakers

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Current IoT in Oil and Gas Attendees Include

IoT in Oil and Gas 2017

We’re excited to introduce the 3rd Annual IoT in Oil and Gas conference (September 13-14, 2017), which has grown in leaps and bounds with more than 250 attendees this year alone!

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 opportunities to exchange ideas and network with peers to pursue commercial opportunities.

Results from a new survey by Deloitte forecasts 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.

If you want to know more about related IoT conferences in the energy sector, please visit the Energy Conference Network. 

And be sure to subscribe to our blog, Talking IoT in Energy, for the latest updates on project developments and industry news. 

What To Expect in 2017

  • 300+ attendees
  • 40+ sessions and 60+ speakers
  • Expanded focus on midstream and downstream solutions
  • Workshops, roundtables, break-out groups and focused streams

You can also expect new and expanded session topics that will address IoT integration for downstream, midstream and upstream operations, including:

  • Improving interoperability between multiple systems to increase productivity across the operation
  • Capturing and analyzing structured and metadata to inform decision making in real-time
  • Adopting data standardization tools and techniques to improve the way information is examined and customized
  • Expanding the capabilities of industrial control networks through IoT technologies like cloud platforms
  • Strengthening cybersecurity by enabling real-time detection of basic and sophisticated attacks
  • Enhancing process safety and HSE by deploying automated monitoring systems across major facility components
  • And more!

Event Partners

Platinum Sponsors

What they said about the IoT in Oil and Gas 2016 event …

There are two major benefits. Number one, you have the ability to learn from all the great sponsors that are here on the latest developments. But the second benefit is that you get to network with peers that have very similar concerns and interests that you have.

Dave LaffertyPresident, Scientific Technical Services

I think as a service company we talk a lot with our customers – upstream oil and gas operators – but we don’t always talk a lot with other players in the IoT space. Data partners, sensor companies, hardware companies, generally it’s nice to attend these conferences to see that side of the business more, understand that side of the business more. Because that goes into our thinking when we start building these solutions for our customers. So networking’s great, and hearing stories and case studies from other parts of the IoT/OT cloud landscape is certainly very valuable.

Ian BrownSenior Manager, Baker Hughes

For me it’s all about: how do I engage with senior decision makers and senior buyers in industry? How do I learn about case studies or new innovations going on in the oil and gas industry are most important to me.

Dan AndersenEnterprise Sales, Rackspace

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