This session guides energy leaders through designing a digitalization strategy that connects frontline workers to the data, tools, and insights they need to drive safety, efficiency, and performance. Learn how to align technology with workforce needs, break down data silos, and scale connected worker programs across operations.
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Digital transformation initiatives often fail not because of the technology, but due to poor user adoption and lack of strategic alignment. This session explores how to embed behavioral science and human-centered design into connected worker programs. Through real-world examples, attendees will learn how to align digital tools with business strategy, engage diverse workforce demographics, and ensure pilots scale into enterprise-wide success.
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As connected worker technologies evolve, from wearables to agentic AI, the challenge shifts from innovation to adoption and value realization. This workshop explores how to critically evaluate new tools and identify technologies that truly deliver ROI. Drawing from real-world experience the session will highlight the nuances of adoption, the importance of security and data governance, and the need for pragmatic tech strategies.
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Agentic AI systems, and their capability for autonomous decision-making will significantly transform energy operations. However, implementation across complex operational environments can be challenging, especially when you are looking to scale beyond a single plant Agentic AI systems, and their capability for autonomous decision-making will significantly transform energy operations. However, implementation across complex operational environments can be challenging, especially when you are looking to scale beyond a single plantJoin this workshop to understand how to overcome the challenges you will face during the implementation stage and the benefits that can be achieved.
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In an increasingly complex manufacturing environment, maintenance isn't just about fixing what's broken, it's about predicting what’s next. This workshop explores how predictive maintenance, powered by industrial data and AI, is transforming asset management and unlocking a new level of productivity and reliability for the connected worker.
Our dynamic workshop leaders will demonstrate how to operationalize siloed data, empower frontline teams with actionable insights, and create a connected maintenance ecosystem where workers, systems, and assets communicate in real time. Key Themes:
In today’s energy landscape, data governance is the foundation for operational excellence. This workshop explores how energy companies can unlock the full potential of their industrial data by integrating, contextualizing, and governing it across OT, IT, and ET systems.
Attendees will learn how to build a trusted data ecosystem that empowers connected workers and drives smarter decision-making across the enterprise.
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This session explores how private 5G networks and advanced digital technologies are transforming energy operations, from power generation to utilities. Attendees will learn how enhanced connectivity supports Industrial IoT, predictive maintenance, augmented reality, and digital twins, driving improvements in asset management, grid reliability, and operational safety.
The workshop also highlights how energy-efficient network infrastructure contributes to sustainability goals.
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This session explores how energy companies can harness big data, machine learning, and AI to optimize plant and field operations. From predictive maintenance to smart grid optimization, attendees will learn how to apply data analytics to improve performance, reduce costs, enhance safety, and support the energy transition.
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This session explores how advanced robotics are transforming inspection, maintenance, and safety in energy operations. Attendees will learn how mobile robots equipped with sensors, cameras, and AI capabilities are enabling remote monitoring, reducing manual risk, and improving operational efficiency across plants, refineries, and field environments.
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Scaling connected worker technology requires more than technical readiness. Organizations must overcome barriers related to cost justification, infrastructure, cybersecurity, workforce adoption, and pilot limitations. This session explores how to build a holistic strategy that addresses the full value chain, aligns with business goals, and fosters a culture of change to support enterprise-wide deployment.
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While the hype around Generative AI means the business community is now aware of the technology, many people are still relative beginners as it is a relatively new and rapidly evolving field with complex concepts and a variety of technical approaches. With that in mind, this workshop will explore the underlying principles of generative AI models and learn how to design and implement them for a variety of applications.
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Digital transformation succeeds when innovation is embedded into the culture, not just the technology stack. This workshop explores how to cultivate an environment where creativity, experimentation, and continuous learning thrive.
Attendees will learn how to define a clear vision, lead by example, empower employees, and build agile, collaborative teams that embrace change and drive transformation forward.
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We hear about AI every day, but the truth is, not all AI is the same. What if you could have AI that learns directly from your subject matter experts, combining their knowledge with traditional data to understand how your business really works? Imagine having an AI capability that does the heavy lifting in near real time, pinpoints what is wrong, weighs each possible response, and shows you the action that delivers the strongest outcome with reduced risk and higher profitability.
That is the power of Causal AI.
Generative AI, Traditional Data AI, AI Workflows, Causal AI, and Agentic AI each solve different classes of problems. In energy, where complexity is high and decisions carry enormous risk, choosing the wrong type of AI can waste investment and weaken trust. Choosing the right combination, anchored by Causal AI, can transform operations, safety, decision-making, and other complex challenges through cause and effect.
Connected Worker technology is redefining the energy industry in a way that it hasn’t previously experienced, expanding ecosystems and value chains. In the current operating environment, a connected workforce isn’t just about boosting productivity — it’s about operations where technology, process, and people move as one.
The Connected Worker Executive Boardroom is a peer to peer, highly interactive meeting for 25 senior energy executives actively working on connected worker projects. Carefully crafted case studies from the best in the industry, including how to:
Engage in deeper conversations and develop exclusive connections. In this intimate, closed-door setting you’ll have multiple opportunities to engage with peers, exchange ideas, and build lasting relationships, creating opportunities for connection that other formats simply can’t offer.
Join us for a relaxed and engaging welcome reception, as we kick off the Connected Worker Energy Summit. This informal evening gathering is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow attendees, speakers, and partners in a casual setting before the main event begins. Enjoy a drink, make new connections, and set the stage for two days of insightful discussions and collaboration. We look forward to welcoming you! Join us for a relaxed and engaging welcome reception, as we kick off the Connected Worker Energy Summit. This informal evening gathering is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow attendees, speakers, and partners in a casual setting before the main event begins. Enjoy a drink, make new connections, and set the stage for two days of insightful discussions and collaboration. We look forward to welcoming you!