Carbon, Capital, and the Cloud

A Playbook for Digital Oil and Gas

Geoffrey Cann, Ryan Cann

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Madcann Press
14 March 2022

Primary industries; Fossil fuel technologies

"Oil & gas, and the promise of a digital future

Forces of change have reconfigured the playing field for the oil and gas industry: Volatile crude oil and natural gas prices. Global recession. Pandemic. Climate change. Capital market pressures. Rising demand for renewable energy sources. To survive, companies have been compelled to adopt digital technologies to lower costs, improve productivity, attract talent, reduce emissions, and increase profits. Some believe the transformation is now complete. Geoffrey and Ryan Cann argue that it has just begun.

Written by leading experts on the intersection of digital technologies and oil and gas, Carbon, Capital, and the Cloud explains how to do ""digital"" better and faster. Innovators in all sectors-Upstream, midstream, downstream, integrated, and services-have reaped the benefits of going digital. Examining these successes, the authors offer tactics and strategies for industry decision-makers for effective digital adoption.

Discover how to:

- embrace new business models

- adopt critical technologies

- recognize and recruit digital leaders

- manage and overcome resistance to change

- follow best practices in digital adoption.

The oil and gas industry has made huge strides, but Carbon, Capital, and the Cloud makes the case that there are still plenty of opportunities for companies, young people, and tech entrepreneurs to find their fortunes in the industry."

By: Geoffrey Cann, Ryan Cann
Imprint: Madcann Press
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 18mm
Weight: 454g
ISBN: 9781774582237
ISBN 10: 1774582236
Pages: 308
Publication Date: 14 March 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Geoffrey Cann is an author, professional speaker, and trainer. His mission is to help the oil and gas industry embrace digital innovation as a means to improve its environmental and economic performance, and to buy time for a successful energy transition. Following an early career with Imperial Oil, he joined the world's largest professional services firm as a management consultant, and served hundreds of companies around the world. Today, he specializes in digital innovation in the energy sector, publishes regularly on this topic, and teaches the most popular course on oil and gas on the world's leading on-line learning platform. He published his first book, Bits, Bytes, and Barrels: The Digital Transformation of Oil and Gas, in January 2019, with co-author Rachael Goydan. He is also a contributing author for the book Machine Learning and Data Science in the Oil and Gas Industry: Best Practices, Tools, and Case Studies, published in March 2021. He is an alumnus of McGill University (BComm, 1984) and the Ivey Business School at the University of Western Ontario (MBA, 1989). Ryan Cann is a researcher and analyst. With both a bachelor's anda master's degree in English, he focuses his writing and researchskills on identifying where digital tools such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud computing, automation, and other technologies arehaving impacts on the energy sector. His focus is primarily in oil andgas, but he has also investigated manufacturing, medicine, automotive, and agriculture sectors. He is an alumnus of Ryerson University (BA,2017) and the University of Toronto (MA, 2018).