Cognite Convos

Cognite leaders recap an eventful, turbulent year for industry, for policymakers, and technology players. Our year-end podcast takes stock of industrial transformation in 2020 and predicts how asset-heavy industries will change even faster in 2021 (featuring John Markus Lervik, Cognite CEO; Francois Laborie, Cognite North America President; and Paula Doyle, Cognite SVP).

One of the most sustainable power companies in the world is quickly digitalizing itself in order to bring cleaner, cheaper power to customers and become carbon neutral by 2025 (featuring Simon Foss Børresen, Head of Advanced Analytics at Ørsted).

How seismic surveying company, PGS, is becoming a leader in subsurface digitalization, vessel optimization, and is driving its own technological and cultural transformation; featuring Erik Ewig, SVP Technology and Digitalization at PGS.

How a Norwegian hydropower company is amping up its own technological transformation by building deep tech competences and the power of prediction; featuring Egil Jacobsen, Digital Strategy and Innovation, Glitre Energy

How the power sector is navigating the times, exploring more digital-driven business models and what the future could hold for renewables in Europe; featuring Atle Lundekvam, Mechanical Engineer at Hafslund E-CO.

What “liberated” data can really do, and the changes to come once asset-heavy industries mobilize their orgs to use digital twins; featuring Håkon Hammarbeck, Solution Architect at Visma bWise.

How computer scientists and industry experts are joining forces to build digital products that make offshore work safer and more efficient; featuring Stig Pettersen, Principal Engineer of Automation, Lundin.

Tech trends shaping manufacturing and the difference between Smart Factories and “Learning” Factories; featuring Rolf Thu, Head of IT and Smart Factory at Norway’s Aarbakke.

Cognite Convos brings you the latest news from the #DataLiberationFront.

Join us as we explore how digital frontrunners are driving industrial transformation.