Challenging Conventions. Your daily dose of Artificial Intelligence
The highly publicized and politicized Texas Winter Storm power outages sparked outrage across the United States and abroad. Many people from the public and private…
Continue reading → Texas Interconnection, Renewable Energy Sources & Artificial Intelligence
The Energy and Utilities Sectors stand to substantially benefit from the implementation of digital technologies. Many companies within these sectors have taken the leap to…
The COVID-19 pandemic initiated a drastic change in consumer confidence and purchasing habits while redefining the approach to how select businesses approach their supply and…
Continue reading → Artificial Intelligence, F&B Quality, Safety and COVID-19
The facts of life are such that everyone has to eat and drink in order to survive. However, in a time where consumers are much…
Continue reading → Artificial Intelligence to Achieve Net-Zero in Food and Beverage
The Food and Beverage Industry has been at the forefront of the technology adoption curve for many years, from more advanced robotics on the manufacturing…
Continue reading → Artificial Intelligence & The Competitive Edge in Food and Beverage
The global food and beverage (F&B) manufacturing industry is a behemoth, valued at 6111.1 billion dollars as of 2020 and expected to grow at a…
Continue reading → February Series: The AI Enabled Food & Bev Revolution
The United States’ Oil & Gas Industry has been steadily growing since the 2008 Recession – in large part due to the “Shale Revolution”. A…
Continue reading → Oil & Gas Giants: U.S. O&G Market: Shale, Policy Change & Artificial Intelligence
The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) market is increasingly being defined by its volatility. From increases in spot prices to intense commercial demand expectations, cargo cancellations,…
Since 2016, the Global Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) imports industry has enjoyed a CAGR of more than 10%. Due to oversupply, unpredictable demand and varying…
Continue reading → Oil & Gas Giants: AI & the Vulnerability of Supply