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One of the world’s leading manufacturers, Covestro, is known within the industrial sector for consistently pushing boundaries through digital transformation and innovation. Covestro have already made considerable progress in digital advancement, and the company is now rolling out Digital Twin technology at all major locations, aiming to support safe, reliable and efficient production.

Ahead of The Connected Worker: Energy Summit, we caught up with Bharat Marwaha, Global Product Owner for Covestro Monitoring Platform at Covestro. Read as he delves into:

• The key driver behind the implementation of digital twin technology
• How effective the use of digital twin technology is in simulating the management of assets, and if there were any unexpected limitations in forecasting potential scenarios
• An example of where a simulation didn’t produce the expected results
• How Covestro has balanced the immediate costs of digital twin implementation against the long-term efficiency gains
• The next steps for improving and expanding the use of digital twins
  

As the energy sector continues to grow and expand operations, prioritizing worker safety has become more crucial than ever. Technological advancements present the sector with new and innovative ways to connect with and support its workforce. While these technologies offer substantial benefits, decision-makers still have a long way to go in terms of successful implementation and integration.

Ahead of the upcoming Connected Worker: Energy Summit in Houston, from March 18-20, 2025, we spoke with event speakers Ted Stoves, Product Owner, Connected Worker Group at Chevron, and Mason Jones, Manufacturing Digital Manager at Chevron Phillips Chemical, about the implementation of connected worker safety technologies within their operations.

Read as they share exclusive insights into the impact of real-time location services (RTLS) in improving field worker safety at Chevron, and how mobile applications have transformed the way field workers interact with safety systems at Chevron Phillips Chemical.

The last couple of years have brought about an exciting technological revolution in the form of Generative AI (Gen AI), representing the next frontier in the evolution of intelligent systems. This shift in AI capabilities opens a realm of possibilities for businesses, playing a major role in their existence and growth.

Known for being ‘entrepreneurs with a technical soul’, Hatch prides itself on being passionately committed to the pursuit of a better world through positive change. Aiming to ultimately become a digitally mature organization, Hatch is transforming project delivery and business systems, with a strong focus on becoming more data-driven and strategic in their use of Gen AI.

Spearheading this change is Maurice Tayeh, Global Chief Information Officer, driving innovation through disruptive technology and understanding how it will impact business growth and meet their clients’ needs. Ahead of his keynote presentation on ‘Driving Innovation through Disruptive Gen AI Technology’ at The Connected Worker Summit in Houston, from 22-26 April, we spoke with Maurice about the impact of Generative AI and what leaders can do to effectively strategize and realize its potential.

This report is based on a combination of interviews and data collected from senior representatives of integrators and global providers of end-to-end solutions for Connected Worker. The following pages highlight the adoption and evolution of Connected Worker technologies, reshaping how industries and organizations operate and strengthen data-driven decision-making along the way.

In collaboration with selected integrators, you will explore Industry Adoption vs User Adoption, the challenges Connected Workers face, learn about the harnessing of Big Data and Advanced Analytics, the balance between Technology, Safety, and Efficiency, explore case studies on Generative AI and Proactive Maintenance, and touch upon what's to come in the evolution of the Connected Worker.

Download The Evolution of Connected Worker Technologies in The Industry 4.0 Environment Report now!

The Connected Worker Summit Series has welcomed well over 800 of the industrial sectors leading professionals from across the globe, since it began in March 2023. Now with the Connected Worker: Energy Summit next on the radar, you can now download a sample attendee list and discover who has joined us previously at our US Summits, and who will be joining us in March. The list features a sample of the job titles and companies who attend. Download your copy now.

Explore the 2025 Connected Worker: Energy Summit Exhibition Floor Plan!

With booths already confirmed by the likes of Innovapptive, ESRI, Kyndryl, HumanTech and so many more, spaces to join us are now limited. Find the right booth for you and build on your event experience by hosting a panel discussion or discussion group, taking over the branding options, or leading a pre-conference workshop, and more.

Download your copy of the 2025 Connected Worker: Energy Summit Floor Plan.

Explore the sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available at the 2025 Connected Worker: Energy Summit.

Since 2021, we've gathered hundreds of oil, gas and energy leaders who are looking to understand the solutions that drive innovation across their facilities. Over 80 connected worker solution and technology providers joined us to help industry-leading companies unlock the significant value of advanced connected innovations.

Returning to Houston, March 2025, our attendees are looking for the latest technology and solutions including digital work instructions, wearables for personal safety, connectivity and infrastructure, automation, AI and machine learning, digital twins, IT/OT security, learning and safety platforms, augmented reality, in-field sensors, workforce analytics, asset tracking and more.

Download your copy of the Sponsorship Prospectus and discover the options available to create a tailored package that fits your business needs and puts your brand front and center, and learn more about who you'll meet in the process.

The Connected Worker: Energy Summit, previously known as the Connected Worker, Houston Summit, welcomed over 250 digital plant and field leaders to the Westin Galleria in Houston for four days of interactive discussions, networking and focused learning to discover the innovative technologies that can accelerate digital transformation across their operations.

With insights from Chevron, ExxonMobil, Duke Energy, Eastman, Dow, Chevron Philips Chemical Corporation and many more, The Connected Worker Summit facilitated a cross-industry immersive experience of the digital transformation challenges faced and explored the strategies and technologies that can streamline operations, reduce errors and enhance workforce performance.

Please enjoy the event highlights in this post-event report. We hope to see you at the next one!

The Connected Worker: Energy Summit is back, bigger than ever, returning to Houston, Texas from March 18-20, 2025! Previously known as the Connected Worker, Houston Summit, the event is the energy industry's only event dedicated to digitally transforming frontline operations.

Through a series of workshops, discussion groups, case study keynotes, panel discussions and more, hosted by leading oil and gas operators, and energy and utilities companies, The Connected Worker: Energy Summit will provide the valuable insights to show attendees how to:

• Drive profits and increased workforce collaboration through AI and Data Analytics technology
• Optimize asset performance and cut inefficiencies in process design, engineering and simulation with Digital Twins
• Enhance enterprise agility and break down data siloes and enhance data-driven decision-making
• Create a culture that embraces change and digital transformation
• Use Real-Time Location Services to unify operational resources in the field
• Plus much more

With insights and lessons learned provided by over 50 senior leaders from the likes of, Chevron Phillips, Hess, Murphy Oil, Shell, Civitas Resources, ExxonMobil, EDP, BASF, Nalco Water, and so many more, The Connected Worker: Energy Summit is must attend event for those looking to transform frontline operations.

Download your copy of the 2025 Event Guide today to learn more.