Your models already flag the problem. Who acts on it?

Oil and gas has run predictive models for years. The value still leaks out between the alert and the action. See where agents are closing that gap in the field today, and where the hype is still ahead of reality.

Sound familiar?

• The model flagged the weak well. Nobody got to it for three days.

• An engineer built a smart agent on their laptop. IT won’t let it near the well files.

• Your best operator has 25 years on that facility, and five years left before retirement.

• You’ve funded a dozen pilots. None of them connect to each other.

This session is about what comes after the pilot.

What you’ll learn

1. Where AI actually shows up on the P&L
   Beyond the experiments: how operators are turning plunger lift and artificial lift insights into field action and production uplift.

2. Why agent pilots stall before production
   Data that counts as IP, IT policies that rightly protect it, and what it takes to connect an agent to your systems the way a person would.

3. How to sequence investment so it compounds
   Start with the processes that make you money. Build focused agents first: shortlisting logs for a prospect, taking stock of seismic, cleaning the well master, tracking lease position.

4. How to keep expertise on site
   How agents can carry a veteran operator’s know-how to the next shift, and the next hire.

5. What changes as agents move to the field
   Agents start in offices in Houston, Midland and Calgary. When they move to the wellsite, latency and deployment strategy start to matter.