OIL & GAS 5.0 (ESTATION 5.0)

Our solutions focus on providing our clients with capabilities to optimize operations at Service Stations and Plants.

Big Data Applied to Healthcare: A Revolution for the Entire Health System

The application of Big Data strategies in the healthcare sector offers numerous benefits, including precise decision-making, improved patient experience, and cost reduction. Collecting and analyzing data can help medical professionals and healthcare administrators make informed decisions about treatments and services. Integrating patient data into a single record allows for integrated medical care, and solutions like electronic data exchange facilitate interoperability and secure clinical information transfer. Additionally, technologies like chatbots, augmented reality, and robotics in healthcare provide further benefits, improving patient admission, surgical practice, and home care. In summary, Big Data has the potential to transform healthcare, enhancing quality and reducing costs.

3 Trends in Industry 4.0 in Europe

Industry 4.0 faces challenges related to the energy crisis and the perception of inaccessibility for small and medium-sized enterprises. Data management is the starting point for digital transformation, prioritizing its organization and strategic processing. The human factor and customer needs must guide any digital transformation strategy.

Big Data and Insurance: Towards a Risk Prediction and Prevention Industry

The entire insurance business concept is based on risk assessment. Whether it is property and casualty insurance or any other type of life, home, or auto policy, the main task is to assume the potential relevant risks for each client and predict the likelihood that the policyholder will file a claim.

Logistics 4.0: Technology to Win the Last Mile

The pandemic has boosted e-commerce and home deliveries, highlighting the
importance of the "last mile" in the customer experience. Logistics increasingly requires data management and the adoption of technologies such as artificial intelligence, Big Data, and the Internet of Things to meet consumer demands. Despite the growth of e-commerce, digitalization in the logistics sector in Spain is still lagging behind.
Optimizing the last mile is achieved through smart warehouses, route optimization with Big Data, and real-time tracking, which improves profitability and the customer experience.

The Double Ring of Industry 4.0: Why Technology Needs to Put People at the Center

Industry 4.0 goes beyond digitalization and focuses on human impact. The convergence of disruptive technologies transforms industrial practices and creates products and services aligned with market needs. It’s necessary to combine technological enablers with a strategic, human-centered approach. The holistic vision of Industry 4.0 seeks trust and collaboration among all ecosystem players.

Smart Service Stations: Digitalization as a Driver of Transformation

Industries are adopting technology and data management to generate even more value in their business models, and the oil and gas industry – especially service stations – is no exception.

Smart Experiences: Innovation as a Path to Increase Customer Loyalty

Virtual assistants and chatbots offer efficient and personalized customer experiences by anticipating problems and providing solutions. Intelligence applied to customer experience enhances satisfaction and provides insights into business and consumer behavior. Intelligent, empathetic, and personalized experiences are key to satisfying demanding and informed consumers.

Industry 4.0: Long Live the Reign of Data

Businesswoman networking using digital devices

Industrial Revolutions have transformed society and economy throughout history. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is characterized by the use of data and artificial intelligence, with a high level of information exchange. Companies must migrate to a data-centric relationship model, organizing and understanding information to meet customer needs and optimize information flows. Before digitalizing, it is necessary to organize the data.

Focused on their day-to-day operations, industrial SMEs often perceive the transition to the 4.0 paradigm as distant, although it is more accessible than they assume

Spanish SMEs, especially in the industrial sector, have low digitalization penetration and need to invest in technology and change their culture to maintain competitiveness. The Digitalization Boost Plan for SMEs 2021-2025 and European Union funds for digital transformation aim to encourage the adoption of new technologies. SMEs often have a distant perception of Industry 4.0 and make mistakes by thinking it only involves having a website and storing data in the cloud. To unlock the true potential of Industry 4.0, SMEs need a comprehensive combination of technologies and a holistic vision, supported by technology partners and data experts.