Energy Workforce of Tomorrow

Now more than ever — the industry that fuels the world needs the right people to modernize and unify a global energy platform. The transformation is both digital and cultural. Join us as we explore strategies for success in the hyper-competitive war for talent — here on the Energy Workforce for Tomorrow podcast, hosted by the IBM North American Oil and Gas Team.

Energy Workforce of Tomorrow is a business podcast hosted by The IBM North American Oil and Gas Team, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The IBM North American Oil and Gas Team hosts Energy Workforce of Tomorrow, a business show with 53 episodes published.

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  Eat, Sleep, Drill, Repeat – II | Ep 58

  Sep 27, 202439 minS0

  <p> In this follow-on episode, Jason and Robin discuss the role of data and AI in drilling operations. They explore the value of data in improving drilling efficiency and reducing non-productive time and the importance of data quality and consistency, as well as the need for collaboration between operators, contractors, and OEMs. Robin highlights the role of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) in developing standards and facilitating collaboration in the industry. They also touch on the potential for automation and robotics in drilling operations and the skills needed to leverage data science in the industry.</p> <p>“We’ve been...

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  Technical Solutions versus Social Actions | Dr. Valerie Thomas of Georgia Tech | Ep 165

  Sep 27, 202444 minS0

  <p>Summary </p> <p>In this episode our host, Joe Batir, speaks with Dr. Valerie Thomas, a professor at Georgia Tech. They discuss her extensive background and her current research on energy systems throughout the world. She emphasizes the importance of community engagement and understanding user behavior in the adoption of energy technologies. Dr. Thomas also explores unpopular yet effective solutions for energy transition, such as public transportation and walking, and highlights innovations in sustainable aviation fuels. The conversation concludes with a focus on pathways to achieving net zero emissions and the optimism surrounding energy system changes.</p> <p>Val’s b...

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  Eat, Sleep, Drill, Repeat – I | Ep 57

  Sep 18, 202430 minS0

  <p>This episode of Energy Workforce of Tomorrow is all about drilling with Robin MacMillan. The conversation explores the importance of data in drilling and how it has always been a crucial aspect of the process. Robin shares his experience as a mud logger and explains the role of interpreting data from various signals and sensors. The conversation also touches on the challenges of drilling dry holes and the introduction of drill bit sales, where Robin had to justify the value of more expensive PDC bits. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of drilling and the potential...

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  Ector County ISD: Permian’s Energy Workforce of Tomorrow | Ep 56

  May 15, 202440 minS0

  <p>A discussion about plans for a new career and technical education facility in Odessa, Texas, funded by an \$80 million bond with the Ector County ISD. The facility aims to provide better education and training opportunities for students, particularly in the energy sector. It will offer hands-on experience in areas such as welding, drilling rigs, artificial lifts, tank batteries, and metering. The facility will also be available for industry partners to utilize for training their employees.</p> <p>Brought to you on OGGN, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry.</p> <p>Sign up f...

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  Stronger workplaces through allyship and authenticity | Ep 55

  Mar 27, 202438 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Jason Duff and Nina DeRosha discuss the concept of allyship and its importance in creating inclusive workplaces. They define allyship as actions, behaviors, and practices that support, amplify, and advocate for individuals who don\’t belong to the same social identities as oneself. They emphasize the need for allies to listen and understand what marginalized groups need, rather than assuming or imposing solutions. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by women in the workplace and the importance of strong leadership in promoting diversity and inclusion.</p> <p>Overall, the episode highlights the power of al...

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