AI and Energy: Network Innovation and Growth

Posted: 12th Apr 2024

This is the fourth in a series of articles outlining successful approaches for businesses integrating artificial intelligence (AI) while minimizing its potential risks. Here, we examine the application of AI in connection with information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) networks supporting the energy industry. The manufacturing and energy industries are somewhat unique in that their operations often depend on OT networks, which in turn usually rely on their IT network to operate accurately. AI has the potential to increase the efficiencies of both, but AI success depends on strong governance, including appropriate policies, procedures, and risk management.

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