Brent Potts

Dec 21, 2024 | the-future-of-commerce.com | Brent Potts

The oil and gas trends for 2025 show how the rules of engagement are changing in the industry. Today, digital strategies are the foundation upon which winners are basing new products and partnerships. Industry leaders are casting aside old processes and models and running with automation and collaboration to provide reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy.

Sep 17, 2024 | the-future-of-commerce.com | Brent Potts

The transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy is a when, not an if. What energy companies do now to differentiate themselves and set a strong foundation for a competitive future will separate the leaders from the laggards as the sustainable energy transition pushes forward. Clean energy rewards are within sight. Learn from experts how to forge a competitive transition and get real-life examples. Register now. What is the energy transition?

Apr 24, 2024 | the-future-of-commerce.com | Brent Potts

Energy and utility companies face tremendous challenges as the global shift towards cleaner sources of energy accelerates. They must meet growing demand from shareholders and consumers to reduce their carbon footprint, innovate, and maintain compliance with changing regulations – all while remaining reliable and affordable. AI in energy and utilities is helping tackle these challenges by improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and boosting productivity.

Nov 10, 2023 | oilmanmagazine.com | Brent Potts

For energy companies that were built on the hydrocarbon molecule, there is no single template or formula for becoming a more sustainable, less carbon-intensive business. Some are doing it by evolving their product portfolio or exploring new business models like electric vehicle charging, for example. Others are doing it by pursuing ambitious targets for reducing emissions and carbon footprint. Some are doing it through a series of more subtle strategic investments and operational shifts.

Sep 6, 2023 | news.sap.com | Susan Galer |Sven Denecken |Brent Potts |Derek Klobucher

Flying people to their destination as promised is table stakes for what Delta Air Lines calls the company’s “virtuous circle” between customers, employees, and shareholders. Now the organization is expanding its strategy to create a digital virtuous circle founded on a simple principle: the only way to deliver a seamless, personalized customer experience is to do the same for employees.