Schlumberger Expands Global AI Innovation Network with Opening of INNOVATION FACTORI in Houston
Schlumberger has expanded its INNOVATION FACTORI network by opening a new center in Houston, Texas, aimed at enhancing enterprise-scale AI and digital solutions for customers. Since its inception in March 2021, the initiative has delivered over 200 digital projects and is supported by a team of over 4,000 experts. The center promotes agile approaches and features partnerships with Dataiku for advanced AI capabilities. Located in The Ion, it is part of Houston's innovation ecosystem designed to boost performance and sustainability in the energy sector.
- Expansion of INNOVATION FACTORI network with a new center in Houston enhances digital innovation capabilities.
- Over 200 digital projects delivered since March 2021, indicating strong business performance.
- Collaboration with Dataiku provides advanced AI and analytics capabilities, enhancing customer offerings.
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The INNOVATION FACTORI provides digital innovation for customers, driving AI at enterprise scale
“At INNOVATION FACTORI, customer teams join with our domain and data science experts to address their strategic demands, such as fast tracking of drilling automation, deployment of digital twins to optimize production, and modeling to achieve efficient carbon capture and storage,” said
Customers benefit from an agile approach by leveraging native applications in the DELFI* cognitive E&P environment, which are seamlessly integrated with Agora* edge AI and IoT solutions. Customers also have access to a powerful machine learning platform with unrivalled AI capabilities through Schlumberger’s partnership with
Since the launch of INNOVATION FACTORI in
INNOVATION FACTORI Houston is located in The Ion—the epicenter for Houston’s innovation ecosystem, realized through a partnership between the
To learn more about INNOVATION FACTORI, visit www.slb.com/InnovationFactori.
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