DURABOOK AT THE 11TH ANNUAL DIGITALIZATION IN OIL & GAS CONFERENCE

Join us at the 11th Annual Digitalization in Oil & Gas Conference, where global energy leaders come together to explore the future of digital innovation, decarbonization, and business transformation. The 2025 program highlights how AI, generative AI, industrial automation, and scalable digital solutions are modernizing infrastructure, future-proofing facilities, and driving enterprise-wide sustainability.

TOP DIGITALIZATION TRENDS IN OIL & GAS 2025

AI AND GENERATIVE AI IN REAL-TIME OPERATIONS

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing energy operations by enabling predictive maintenance, faster diagnostics, and smarter decision-making. For example, computer vision now improves inspection accuracy and reduces costly downtime. To fully leverage these tools, field teams require rugged, high-performance devices. With advanced processors, long battery life, and outdoor-readable displays, rugged laptops and tablets ensure AI applications run smoothly at the edge, keeping operators connected and productive.

SCALABLE CLOUD AND IOT ECOSYSTEMS

The industry is moving from pilot programs to large-scale deployments of IoT and cloud platforms. These systems enable remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and centralized asset management. Equipped with 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, and GPS, rugged devices integrate seamlessly with sensors and cloud infrastructure, allowing engineers to access, collect, and share critical data in real time, even in remote or extreme conditions.

SUSTAINABLE OPERATIONS AND DECARBONIZATION TECHNOLOGIES

Reducing emissions and boosting efficiency remain top priorities. This year’s agenda features methane leak detection, flare monitoring, and digital twins for emissions modeling. Field-ready computing solutions provide the durability and performance required to run environmental monitoring software. As a result, energy teams can track emissions accurately, strengthen sustainability initiatives, and maintain uptime across challenging environments.

WORKFORCE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

From augmented reality (AR) to automation and smart tools, the energy workforce is undergoing a digital revolution. Success depends on rugged, user-friendly hardware that enhances both safety and productivity. Rugged systems empower field personnel with tools for hands-on training, remote collaboration, and digital standard operating procedures (SOPs). In addition, they perform reliably in hazardous zones, helping companies bridge skills gaps and improve operational efficiency.

CYBERSECURITY FOR OPERATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS

As IT and OT networks converge, cybersecurity has become mission-critical. Energy companies are aligning with NIST and ISA standards to protect critical assets. Rugged laptops and tablets support this strategy with trusted platform modules, BIOS-level protection, and multi-factor authentication, ensuring sensitive field data remains secure while defending against cyber threats in highly regulated environments.