Digital transformation is the process of incorporating digital technologies to transform conventional and non-digital business processes and services, or to create new ones, in order to meet evolving market and customer expectations, radically altering how businesses are managed and operated, as well as how value is delivered to customers. Industry is adapting technology to alter its operational landscape and reap the benefits of enhanced productivity, efficiency, and cost savings. The oil and gas business are no stranger to this, and it is on its way to becoming digitally mature. A strategic roadmap could benefit oil and gas industries in evaluating each operation and identifying digital leaps that will help them achieve specific business goals.
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