Digital Transformation
Driving digital transformation of the energy industry by enabling value, ecosystem partnership, and sustainability through scalable, standardized, and interoperable digital foundations
Digital Transformation
Driving digital transformation of the energy industry by enabling value, ecosystem partnership, and sustainability through scalable, standardized, and interoperable digital foundations
Digital Transformation
Emerging technologies are creating new rules for businesses and transforming the entire energy industry at an unprecedented pace. IOGP is delivering a roadmap that will allow IOGP Members to navigate through the numerous opportunities and challenges ahead.
Our mission is to realize greater value to IOGP members and wider industry, simplify work processes with our partners and enable a more efficient energy transition by leveraging all that digital has to offer.
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Keith Johnston – Committee Vice ChairDigital Engineering Manager Chevron
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Milenija Stojkovic Helgesen – Committee Vice ChairLife Cycle Information Advisor, Operation and Maintenance Equinor
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Rob Kelly – Committee ChairVP Digital Production, Projects & Manufacturing bp
Our key work areas
Digital Capabilities
Our goal is to drive digital transformation of the energy industry by enabling value, ecosystem partnership, and sustainability through scalable, standardized and interoperable digital foundations.
A Digital Capability is defined as the ability to utilize digital technologies to achieve a desired business outcome. To do this requires technology, infrastructure, competencies and skills.
Digital Competencies and Skills
With the increasing adoption of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), digital twins, and automation capabilities, the oil and gas industry has entered a new era of efficiency, productivity, safety, and sustainability.
To fully harness the power of transformative digital technologies, organizations are seeking to identify and cultivate the skills that will drive this digital revolution.
Our key deliverables
Material Digital Passport (MDP)
The Material Digital Passport (MDP) aims to track asset lifecycle in a secured and transparent way through a unique digital space. Each physical equipment will hold a unique MDP that can be initialized by asset providers, verified by anyone and used to improve business workflows.
Related content
Material fraud has long been a significant issue in the energy industry’s supply chain, leading to financial losses and safety risks for the end users on the one hand, and to liability issues and ultimately reputational damage to the suppliers on the other.
The Material Digital Passport (MDP) project, an IOGP Joint Industry Sprint, has recently engaged stakeholders with a series of webinars and workshops.
In a bid to revolutionize the energy industry’s supply chain and combat material fraud, IOGP is undertaking a Joint Industry Sprint for the definition of a Material Digital Passport (MDP) specification. As we embark on this transformative journey, we invite representatives from the entire supply chain to join us in shaping the future of material traceability.
Emerging technologies are creating new rules for businesses and transforming the entire energy industry at an unprecedented pace.
When IOGP’s Digital Transformation Committee completes its work, engineers might work very differently than they work today.
Recent publications
- Material Digital Passport system specificationThis specification defines the requirements necessary to develop a Material Digital Passport (MDP) system, a solution designed to address the challenges of tracking and verifying the provenance of procured items in the energy industry supply chain. The MDP system provides an immutable digital record of actions pertaining to a procured item, ensuring end-to-end traceability across […]